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Kenny Shopsin is legend, as much for righteous old-school NY ‘tude as crazy creative concoctions, a la "blisters on my sisters" and slutty cakes infused with essence of stripper perfume, Parliament Lights, and pumpkin. Put years on your life by scanning sprawling menu from afar; flip-flopping unacceptable at diminutive Essex Street Market stall. Delicacies like Jewboy egg sliders, with brisket and cheese, and fried pickles are so, so worth an eff-you or seven. No love after 3pm, 2pm Saturday.
Amber waves of grain muraled on the back wall, but your appetite will already be primed by scent of fresh croissants, baguettes, and brioche. Wholesale supplier to Eleven Madison Park and Ssam Bar ... read more
Essex Street Market shop lives by the philosophy "simple on the outside-special on the inside." Special as in bacon. Bacon! Wrapped in chocolate! Other indicators of unbridled genius like cocktail ... read more
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