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Stirring Up Controversy
Did Macao Trading Co. rename a cocktail because some people were offended?
Posted 12/12/08 in Grub Street
Openings
Latest Sexy, Secret Basement Lounge (Macao’s) May (Sort Of) Open Tonight
It's a 'small, sexy, opium-den like space,' obvi.
Posted 11/24/08 in Grub Street
Openings
A First Look at Macao Trading Co., Opening Right This Second
The folks from Employees Only and Chanterelle have finally opened their restaurant. See the menus and interior.
Posted 05/23/08 in Grub Street
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Macao Trading Co. Brings On Waltuck, Prepares for Fall Opening
It's half Portugese, half Cantonese, and all Tribeca.
Posted 04/11/08 in Grub Street
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Zeppelin Isn't Coming to Church Street, But the Macao Trading Co. Is
The Macao-themed restaurant Jay Kosmas told us about last year is on the way.
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