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The Waverly Inn crossed with Delicatessen. Chef John DeLucie of the former hooks up with Mark Amadei of the latter, adding on publishing-exec star power to up the glitz even more. Joint pays homage to original ’60s nightclub where Babs caught her first break. Village bohemian accents: Andy Warhol watches over you as you dine on classics (lamb porterhouse, Dover sole, lobster potpie), and Italian-inflected moderns (tagliatelle, cavatelli). Media groupies, your new stalking HQ has arrived.
No relation to Stew, name references grandfathers of Gabriel Stulman, out on his own after big success with The Little Owl. Simple, elegant white exterior leads to more of the same, finished with r... read more
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