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Computer-generated template of how to thrive in a recession. Start with a surefire hit: Nice Matin's famous ground chuck burger with caramelized onions and rosemary aioli. Flesh out the menu with salads and sushi for the genteel grazers. Kit out a big, comfortable room with low-pretense touches like white tiles, malt shop-style checkered floors, and snake plants in the windows. Keep your prices in the stratosphere. Nail down a prime Hell's Kitchen location, complete with bumping sidewalk scene. The result? A perennially packed house, and a major new pre-theater destination.
Hell’s Kitchen bro to Williamsburg’s rotisserie king. Significantly less facial hair, but same juicy, herb-basted chicken, half or whole. Plus succulent sides, meatloaf that manages to ... read more
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