Sarah Strong
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- 4
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- Jul 29, 2026
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- Jul 22, 2026
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3 Simple Ways to Elevate Your Martini, According to Bartenders (opens the original)
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The Martini is inescapable. From its origins as a gin-based take on the Manhattan to today’s zany, savory iterations, the drink has become a beloved global staple. And while Dry and Dirty are standard, there are endless ways to tweak the recipe to yield standout versions that both honor and push the boundaries of what a Martini can be. But sometimes, those changes nudge the cocktail too far. Lychee and Espresso versions are now de rigueur, but do we really need Martinis inspired by trendy desser
Roast Chicken Is Trending in NYC — Here’s What to Drink at Each Spot (opens the original)
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You might have noticed roast chicken in the news lately. A Brooklyn councilman incredulously posted on social media about a $40 half chicken and kicked off a debate about the cost of food, labor, and operating a restaurant in New York City. Despite the various hot takes that came from the incident, roast chickens — both expensive and wildly affordable — abound here: They’re tasty, shareable, and a blank canvas for global flavors. The article Roast Chicken Is Trending in NYC — Here’s What to Drin
We Asked 11 Bartenders: Which ‘Instagram Famous’ Cocktails Are Actually Overrated? (opens the original)
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Social media is the great connector, but it’s also full of misleading photos and fads that don’t make sense IRL. It’s given us delicious dishes like the baked feta pasta and viral sushi bakes, but it’s also elevated things that simply look good but don’t have the taste to match, like Dalgona coffee and dot cakes. And cocktails have not been immune to virality. Just like Starbucks baristas dreading an order off the so-called “secret menu,” bartenders are not enamored with every Instagram-famous c
Escape the City for a Night of Cocktails and Live Fire Cooking at Theodora Beach Club (opens the original)
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If you’ve yet to escape the city for a quaint beach town this summer and a multi-day trip isn’t in the cards, we’ve got a suggestion for a night out that will give you those vibes yet is only an eight-minute ferry ride from lower Manhattan. Sound impossible? Thanks to the season’s hottest pop-up, it’s not only a reality but one you have a few weeks left to experience. Welcome to Theodora Beach Club. The article Escape the City for a Night of Cocktails and Live Fire Cooking at Theodora Beach Club
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