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Why Our Pants Are Unbuttoned
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The highest Pants praise: The food is so good that you will want to eat everything and stuff yourself to the point that the buttons on your pants are begging to be undone. You will be full and happy after this meal, heading home to stretchy- pantsed bliss.
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A solid place that you will enjoy enough to eat more than one is able to and still be comfortable in skinny jeans
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The food is good enough, but you will be able to go dancing after and won’t be tempted to over-indulge on an aggressive level
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Nothing good enough to tantalize the taste buds or tempt your tummy; not worth busting any buttons for this food
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August 2011
Last seasons pants
August 24, 2011
The Fat Radish- Definitely Not Bad-ish
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17 Orchard Street (Canal & Hester)
212-300-4053
www.thefatradishnyc.com

pants at a glance
- scene: During the week, graphic designers and the women to listen to them; a downtown/Brooklyn crows, very chill and NYC looking, definitely no corporate types; during the weekend, the crowd is a little trendier, dressed to go out to all of the new spots on the LES
- sip: For brunch there are vegetable and fruit blends that seem healthy and gross until you realize that you can add booze to the green gunk; the downtown types seemed to all be drinking some beer with a red label; the wine list is reasonably priced and pretty easy to navigate
- savor: cheeseburger; grilled cheese; celery root pie; the hummus special
- sit: with your vegetarian friend; with your friend that lives downtown; there was an Ugly Betty spotting, so feel free to bring your celeb friend
- stilettos: the servers wear flannel shirts and jeans and the bathroom is down a steep flight of stairs, so it is really more about the "chews" than the "Choos"
- spend: $$
pants picks
Months ago, I was so excited to try the Fat Radish for the first time, I called in a favor and still settled for the “F-K You” time of 10pm. It was a Saturday night and we made the Fat Radish a destination, and knocked out a few other places on the LES at the [...]
August 24, 2011
Locanda Verde- Driving me LOCA
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Greenwich Hotel, 377 Greenwich Street (at North Moore)
212-925-3797
www.locandaverdenyc.com

pants at a glance
- scene: bustling; nicely lit and exposed brick space with big windows onto Tribeca; hidden outside courtyard area in the summer; walk-in friendly, which is convenient because getting a reservation here is as easy as getting an English speaking cabby...
- sip: The Italian wine list has some nice affordable gems, such as the $60 Barbera d'Alba that I had
- savor: meatball sliders; trofie with pesto; market bean salad with tuna dressing; chicken for two; branzino; cheese plate
- sit: good for a catch up with some friends and a bottle of wine; nice date place, can head to Brandy Libray after for a cozy evening; also a good place to impress, because I am totally in awe when someone gets a reservation
- stilettos: there are really two ways to go here: The "oh, yeah, I live around the corner in a loft with 4 nannies and don't dress up to roll in for a reservation at my local spot", or "this is a totally delicious and still buzzing joint that is worthy of me putting in a little effort." No Soulcycle shirts, Tribecos....
- spend: $$
pants picks
chicken for two, good in the hood, Hyped Chef, Ital, Tribeca
Funny story: I revisted this review after another delicious meal at Locanda Verde, and I was shocked to see that I originally was not blown away by this place. I then pondered the whole idea (not getting existential, just bear with me) of how things are more desirable when they are unattainable. I wondered if [...]
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