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  • Posted 6/3/09 on Grub Street Bos

El Bulli-bay Do you have too much money and a burning desire to chow down on some molecular gastronomy? If so, you should probably check out EBay, where a Beverly Hills woman is auctioning off her July 14 reservation for...

Filed Under: national interest
  • Posted 3/20/09 on Grub Street Bos

Across The Menuniverse: Regional Peculiarities

• It's really very easy to try traditional Irish food in Boston. [MP: Boston] • This Chicago burger has four pieces of bread buttressing it. [MP: Chicago] • Only Philly would host an event called "Scrapplefest!". [MP: Philadelphia] • Wine...

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  • Posted 3/6/09 on Grub Street Bos

Across The Menuniverse: Questions & Answers

Q: Hey, MP: Boston, should you eat the eggs of a chicken right alongside its mother? A: No. That's gross. Q: MP: Chicago, who orders the caviar staircase at TRU? A: Pretty much no one. Q: Yo, MP: Philadelphia, do...

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  • Posted 2/27/09 on Grub Street Bos

Across The Menuniverse: Passionate Responses

• Don't diss Beantown burgers. [MP: Boston] • A cupcake full of alcohol is always a good idea. [MP: Chicago] • If you have $17.50 to spare, you should probably spend it on grilled offal. [MP: Philadelphia] • If you...

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  • Posted 2/24/09 on Grub Street Bos

Food Fight: Bill Niman Vs. Niman Ranch

Niman's products show up in restaurants and home kitchens. Trader Joe's carries these bacon-wrapped pork chops. After Bill Niman revealed that he's boycotting his former company, gourmet meat outfit Niman Ranch, in the San Francisco Chronicle this weekend, MP:...

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  • Posted 2/20/09 on Grub Street Bos

Across The Menuniverse: Microfame Can Be Yours

• Try out for the Food Network's Amazing Race knockoff! [MP: Boston] • Represent Arab food at Taste of Chicago! [MP: Chicago] • Leave us an aggressively shilly review! [MP: Philadelphia] • Start a web series about your local food...

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  • Posted 2/13/09 on Grub Street Bos

Across The Menuniverse: Love Is In The Air

• A prescription for the single and drunk. [MP: Boston] • A heartfelt letter of appreciation for one departing food writer. [MP: Chicago] • An anti-anti-Valentine's Day polemic. [MP: Philadelphia] • A guide to Valentine's Day for hippies. [MP: San...

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  • Posted 2/13/09 on Grub Street Bos

Beard Awards Long List Released: Did Your Favorite Chef Make The Cut?

The long list for the James Beard Foundation Awards, the Oscars of the food world, has been released. Though the official list of five nominees per category won't be announced until March 23, twenty semi-finalists have been announced in each...

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  • Posted 2/12/09 on Grub Street Bos

The Nation's Most Egregious Knockoff Fro-Yo Shops

Los Angeles and New York are nuts for frozen yogurt, and the rest of the nation isn't far behind. Pinkberry and Red Mango are the largest chains but they have a lot of...well, let's be gracious and call them "imitators."...

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  • Posted 2/10/09 on Grub Street Bos

Is Print Restaurant Criticism Dying?

The news that the New York Observer has decided to stop running restaurant reviews has MP: Chicago concerned: We can't help but be agog at a newspaper flat-out canning their restaurant criticism. Financial crunch or no, we're convinced it's a...

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  • Posted 2/6/09 on Grub Street Bos

Obama Woos Republicans With Cookies

President Obama personally handed out oatmeal-raisin cookies to a bipartisan group of members of Congress at a Super Bowl party last weekend, reports the New York Times. Although the party chatter focused more on the game at hand than the...

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  • Posted 2/4/09 on Grub Street Bos

Social Networking For The Restaurant Set

Now that everyone from your mom to your boss is on Facebook, social networking has become ubiquitous and perhaps it was only a matter of time before restaurateurs started harnessing the technology to manage their business operations. New site Servinity,...

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  • Posted 2/3/09 on Grub Street Bos

Starbucks Planning To Offer Value Menu?

It's apparently Starbucks day here at MP: Boston. Our dear sister in Chicago brings word that old Buckies is planning to offer "several breakfast pairings" at "attractive" prices: in other words, a value menu. Although one could argue that this...

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  • Posted 2/2/09 on Grub Street Bos

OpenTable Planning to Go Public

Our bro in San Francisco brings word that restaurant reservation site OpenTable has filed for an initial public offering. If it succeeds, the company will be the first to go public since August. We here at MenuPages wish OpenTable the...

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  • Posted 1/30/09 on Grub Street Bos

Across The Menuniverse: We Just Want You To Be Happy

• It's a Pats-free Super Bowl this year, but that doesn't mean that Boston isn't ready for game day. Drink some beer, eat some wings, and relax. [MP: Boston] • Sandra Lee parodies are never not funny. [MP: Chicago] •...

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  • Posted 1/29/09 on Grub Street Bos

National: Has Pepsi Hired The Most Brilliant Ad Team Ever?

At the risk of becoming the Pepsi beat, this marks the second time in as many weeks that we have been floored by their advertising/viral marketing strategy. Last time it was on account of the parallel they drew between...

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  • Posted 1/28/09 on Grub Street Bos

National: Imagine Life Without A Chinatown

The Tuscan town of Lucca is getting some flack for a ruling earlier this week banning food establishments of other ethnicities from within the city's medieval walls. That means no fast food, no pizza, no kebab stalls and no...

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  • Posted 1/27/09 on Grub Street Bos

National: Blowfish's Power In Its Poisonous Reputation

After reading about the seven Japanese diners who went to the hospital after consuming ineptly prepared fugu (blowfish sushi) we immediately wanted to try it for ourselves. After all, even if you get a bad piece, you still have...

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  • Posted 1/26/09 on Grub Street Bos

National: Why Is Alice Waters Such A lightning Rod?

Alice Waters has been taking flack from all sides over the past week, and so far she has been rather quiet about it. You probably heard about Anthony Bourdain's jab at the sultana of sustainability last week, where he...

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  • Posted 1/23/09 on Grub Street Bos

Across The Menuniverse: Infinite Maturity

• The best part about Valentine's Day? Obviously, it's the candy. [MP: Boston] • You're never ever too old for a "your mom" joke. [MP: Chicago] • Philly restaurateur Stephen Starr gives out burns like an arsonist. [MP: Philadelphia] •...

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