Where's Michael White when we need him?
Bobwhite? Bloggers? Bloomberg?
What we learned: There isn't much consensus.
It's just around the corner from the al di là spinoff.
Despite good reviews, the restaurant lasted four months.
The chain shifts gears with a 170-seat restaurant not focused on the dessert course.
Somewhere to while away those hour-plus waits.
Horrible decision-making skills.
A plethora of frienemies like Rachael Ray and Guy Fieri will gather to roast him.
Plus: PDX chefs come to City Grit, free churros with your coffee, and more of today's leftovers.
Not to mention Ping-Pong and arcade games.
Lobster rolls and Mexicue.
"Think of it as a steakhouse but with farm-raised chicken in place of beef."
Mac-and-cheese.
Following in Katie Holmes's footsteps.
He's acclimated well.
The chainlet is becoming a bona fide franchise and is looking to expand to other cities.
Next week, NYC restaurants are rolling out some of Child's most famous recipes.
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