Food in Mouth

10 April 2016

Restaurant Guide for New York City by Food in Mouth

Reset search 38 E 19th StNew York, NY 6 reviews 35 E 18th StNew York, NY 6 reviews 31 W 17th StNew York, NY 6 reviews 15 West 18th StNew York, NY 2 reviews 46 W 22nd StNew York, NY 1 review 24 E 21st StNew York, NY 3 reviews 254 5th AveNew York, NY 4 reviews 900 BroadwayNew York, NY 1 review 21 W 17th StNew York, NY 4 reviews 116 E 27th StNew York, NY 1 review 39 W 19th StNew York, NY 1 review 30 W 24th StNew York, NY 1 review 52 Irving PlaceNew York, NY 3 reviews 129 East 27th StreetNew York, NY 1 review 45 E 22nd StNew York, NY 5 reviews 35 E 21st StNew York, NY 7 reviews 43 E 20th StNew York, NY 5 reviews 11 Madison AveNew York, NY 7 reviews 225 Park Ave SNew York, NY 1 review 360 Park Ave SouthNew York, NY 1 review 870 BroadwayNew York, NY 1 review 42 East 20th StreetNew York, NY 2 reviews 102 Lexington AveNew York, NY 1 review 36 W 26th StNew York, NY 7 reviews 30 W 26th StNew York, NY 4 reviews 1123 BroadwayNew...

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10 April 2016

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Hot Doug's Review: Hot Doug's

After two months of being a parent, I can say that it doesn't get any easier! The food blogging pretty much has stopped but it's nice to take...

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10 April 2016

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Loving pepperoni on my pizza

After two months of being a parent, I can say that it doesn't get any easier! The food blogging pretty much has stopped but it's nice to take...

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10 April 2016

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The Doughnut Plant Review: Thoughts on Donut Plant and farting

More and more I find myself straying off of the topic of food on this blog. It's becoming harder and harder to see food as more than a variable in an economic transaction. Lunch is not just lunch but instead a practice on how little can I spend to feel not hungry. Dinner is usually different, I eat normally then. And of course what food blogger doesn't snack here and there. Some days I'm overwhelmed with this intense desire to understand how to quantify my desire with potential satisfaction. In simple terms, I can't make up my mind. You show me a donut and my imaginary tail wags at a rate faster than Danny Meyer can open Shake Shacks. Sometimes I forget exactly what kind of number calculations are going on in my head and poof! $2+ for a donut. In fact, when my mind...

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10 April 2016

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El Rey del Sabor Review: El Rey del Sabor and food shizzle

You ever get that feeling that you just need to dial your life up a notch? Just a little? Because it's almost Christmas? Anytime you want to dial it up, you probably want some Latin food. I just made that up, but you're ok to dispute with me. Zach posted about El Rey Del Sabor food cart earlier this week and I rushed out to eat some. Why rush? Well, when the U.S. economy falls into a recession, I'll be eating to cheer myself up. So it's imperative to eat before the recession really hits. You gotta eat while the world is still a happy place. What could make you happier than a crunchy empanada or a huarache? For eight dollars I got a chorizo huarache ($5), beef empanada ($1.50), and chicken tamale ($1.50). There are worse ways to spend your money, like getting a salad...

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10 April 2016

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Lazy sunday pictures

After two months of being a parent, I can say that it doesn't get any easier! The food blogging pretty much has stopped but it's nice to take...

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10 April 2016

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Jane's Sweet Buns Review: Soft buns at Jane's Sweet Buns

Jane's Sweet Bun's is located on Saint Mark's Place in the East Village, just east of 1st ave. It came on the scene late in the summer and captured the attention of many food lovers. I think the reason is because deep down, we all grew up eating mall food like Cinnabon and now that we're sophisticated and snobby foodies, I mean, food enthusiasts, we want the artisan version of our childhood favorites. I mean, that's why Next Restaurant is going to do a childhood theme soon, right? Because deep down food is about what we feel, what we know, and what we love. We always think we know what we want, but we really want to be surprised about our desires not being what it used to be, instead a fancier version of last year's model. Seriously, when's the last time an elementary school...

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