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I have the Atlas bag and have issue using it for court. More specifically, I can fit a small hearing binder (3" thick or less) in it along with a few legal pads, and that's it. In other words, I'd doubt that you can fit a 15"...
Their customer service leaves something to be desired. I ordered a pair of the Grizzly Moccasin Boots on 12/17/07 and was not initially notified of a lag time. I called them after placing the order, requested a rush, and was informed...
yeah.. it's a good neighborhood place, not worth trekking for..
cafe latte was the old italian breakfast.. boil the milk, add a shot or two of stovetop moka to it in a bowl, and dip your dry/stale bread in it.. this gave one a way to use the remains of yesterdays bread and get the calories needed...
DiFara's Lombardi's Sal and Carmine's the original Patsy's Artichoke's sicilian slice is better than most, not worth the hype though Maffei's is just as good, while slightly different - fresher there's a place on 10th Avenue...
DiFara's Sal and Carmine's Lombardi's Muffai, for grandma style pizza Mariella, my neighborhood slice joint, will do in a pinch New Park is incredible on the way to the beach Artichoke's sicilian slice is pretty good, but I'm...
Quote: Originally Posted by kadidal Here are my contributions, from someone who lives in the East Village and generally won't go anywhere outside of walking range: Pricier: Eddie at Rothman's -- After seeing a...
I've been told that before, only to then be told after waiting an hour that it's going to be another 45 minutes because she miscalculated. It's probably going to be a long wait tonight everywhere - it was a gorgeous day, everyone's...
Quote: Originally Posted by gdl203 I would never recommend Oliva. Food sucks I'd much rather go to an obvious Tia Pol or Boqueria and have good food, than a less obvious place that will serve me mediocre food (at...
do you like tasting menus?? do you enjoy three hour long meals served over five to nine courses?? do you want to sit in a relatively quiet and somewhat boring room, surrounded by a mostly older (generally late 40's and way up)...
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