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As some of you know, I am a licensed New York City tour guide. However, this past...
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The Luxe Life
Everyone needs a little (or a lot) of luxury in their life. Luxury can take many forms, but an excellent meal is a luxury that most people can appreciate. Grand Lux Cafe in Garden City, Long Island, attempts to bring a bit of luxe to the masses.
Grand Lux is a corporate restaurant whose luxury theme is...
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Foodie Casting Call-August 30th
Bromography connects with many food “star” both on and off line. These stars may be bloggers, great restaurant chefs, extraordinary bakers or a grandmother with a lifetime of recipes. The Food Network is offering these stars to bring their skills to television. The Next Food Network Star...
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Name Your Price
Lentil as Anything is a chain of four vegetarian restaurants celebrating its ten year anniversary. The chain serves over 1500 meals per day, and has employed as many as 400 staff at a time. Ten years is a significant milestone in the tough restaurant business, but for Lentil as Anything this anniversary...
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Don’t Kill the Messenger
Since its inception, Bromography has offered opinions on dozens of eateries. We strive to provide fair and accurate reviews which provide potential patrons with useful information, while respecting the efforts and hard work of the business owner, even if those efforts do not result in the best...
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The smell of good bread baking, like the sound of lightly flowing water, is indescribable in its evocation of innocence and delight… ~ M. F. K. Fisher (The Art of...
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Everyone needs a little (or a lot) of luxury in their life. Luxury can take many forms, but an excellent meal is a luxury that most people can appreciate. Grand Lux Cafe in Garden City, Long Island, attempts to bring a bit of luxe to the masses.
Grand Lux is a corporate restaurant whose luxury theme is very apparent. The decor is quite opulent, with incredibly high...
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Bromography connects with many food “star” both on and off line. These stars may be bloggers, great restaurant chefs, extraordinary bakers or a grandmother with a lifetime of recipes. The Food Network is offering these stars to bring their skills to television. The Next Food Network Star is gearing up for season 7 and will be holding open casting calls...
As some of you know, I am a licensed New York City tour guide. However, this past weekend, my focus shifted to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. I went down to see the Philadelphia Museum of Arts’ exhibit on the late works of Renoir. (yes, I drove about 100 miles to see an art exhibit.. I studied art history in college, and museum hopping is something I just love to...
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He lay back for a little in his bed thinking about the smells of food… of the intoxicating breath of bakeries and dullness of buns… He planned dinners, of enchanting aromatic foods… endless dinners, in which one could alternate flavor with flavor from sunset to dawn without satiety, while one breathed great draughts of the bouquet of brandy. ~ Evelyn...
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Let me to introduce you a little known food discovery, Sammy’s Falafel Truck. This is one of those eateries that you just have to know when and where to find it because it doesn’t exactly have an address. It’s a street vendor that normally parks on Liberty Plaza, off of Broadway, across from the new World Trade Center under construction. It can be...
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Carnival celebrations (a.k.a mardi gras) around the world are all unique. Rome, New Orleans, Rio de Janeiro and Trinidad, all have quite different carnivale traditions. (They are all great parties, though!!) For Catholics, the celebrations were originally intended as a last “hurrah” before the religious constraints of the season of Lent. Although each...
