Mediterranean-inspired dishes in a massive atelier space with a gorgeous hidden terrace.
Author: emiglia
Discovering the Power of Sorrow in ‘The Girl Who Drank the Moon’
This children’s book can be enjoyed by those of all ages.
My Birthday at Los Gueros
Fresh, house-made Mexican food that isn’t afraid of spice (or veggie options).
Les Enfants Perdus is Just Adventurous Enough
Small plates at a sidewalk café steps from the Canal Saint-Martin.
There’s a New Best Fried Chicken in Town (at Pompette)
Fried chicken is just one of the many small delights coming out of chef Jordan Robinson’s kitchen.
Deconfinement Cuisine: Takeaway from Clamato
Clamato has rolled out a short-and-sweet takeaway menu for deconfinement.
Seeing the Other Side in ‘The Friend’
Sigrid Nunez explores love in a unique way in ‘The Friend.’
Rediscovering ‘Lost Paradise’
Whenever I visit a new place, I try to pick up a book set there. And while Amsterdam isn’t new, to me, and while Cees Nooteboom didn’t actually write about Amsterdam in…
I Wanted to Like ‘The Color Purple’ More than I Did
I’ve always loved to read, but I haven’t always had faith in my own taste. It’s why I spent much of high school reading “the classics” (read: straight white male canon). And…
Sometimes, We All Need a Little David Sedaris
I have something to admit: before lockdown, I had never read any David Sedaris. Of course, I had heard of him. I even knew that not to have read anything by him…