Tables Available at Kingswood and the E.U.; Sfoglia and the Little Owl Mostly Booked
It's 4 p.m., and that means it's time to play Two for Eight. Today: Neighborhood Chic.
Posted 04/16/08 in Grub Street
Two for Eight
Tables Available at Merkato 55 and BLT Market; Park Avenue Spring Mostly Booked
It's 4 p.m., and that means it's time to play Two for Eight. Today: Reviewed by Adam Platt.
Posted 04/14/08 in Grub Street
Two for Eight
Tables Available at Perry St and Borough Food & Drink; Bellavitae Mostly Booked
It's 4 p.m., and that means it's time to play Two for Eight. Today: Neighborhood Chic.
Posted 03/31/08 in Grub Street
Two for Eight
Tables Available at Primehouse New York and Park Avenue Spring; Allen & Delancey and Dovetail Mostly Booked
It's 4 p.m., and that means it's time to play Two for Eight. Today: Reviewed by Adam Platt.
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