Tickets for the 15th annual Food Network New York City Wine & Food Festival presented by Capital One are on sale now. From a pierogi making masterclass at Ukrainian outpost Veselka to sourcing the finest seasonal ingredients straight from Heermance Farm in Tivoli, NY for our Farmer’s Market Brunch, or the likes of Sohla El-Waylly, Alain Ducasse, Manila Luzon participating this year, our goal is to bring the community together through our shared love of food and serve as a platform that showcases this wonderful talent. We do this by showcasing up-and-coming talent and independent operators alongside the world’s biggest chefs. This year we focused on creating a program that showcases the multiculturalism that makes New York City so special. LS: Each year we hit the drawing board and try to conceptualize new events and experiences for guests while keeping our core identity. Just remember to pace yourself! How has NYCWFF changed over the years? If I had to give one piece of advice, I’d say try and sprinkle in a bit of everything – happy hour, brunch, dinner, and one of our signature events – it’s the best way to spend the weekend.
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Whether you’re interested in experiencing our Intimate Dinner Series which feature one-night only collaborations hosted by some of the world’s most critically acclaimed chefs, or you’re looking to gather a group of friends and enjoy our late-night parties, you can’t go wrong.
LS: I always recommend that first timers dive deep into our programming because we truly have something for everyone. When it's safe to return to dinner tables in Philly, Laser Wolf may not be so new anymore, technically, but a meal there is still should be something to look forward to.Tickets for NYCWFF are on sale now Getty Images for NYCWFF If you're a first timer to the festival what's your ideal schedule of events? On top of Laser Wolf's dinner menu, the bar serves a rotating beer and wine list and specialty Israeli cocktails.ĭespite the circumstances, the CookNSolo family of restaurants, including Federal Donuts and Dizengoff, continues to provide takeout options for customers during the pandemic. It is what I picture when I dream of returning to restaurants. It's arms crisscrossing the table as everyone reaches for food, forks stabbing bits from friends' plates, a ballet of dishes being passed back and forth as conversation flows. This isn't the "sharing" of anxiously dividing up appetizers. There does not appear to be a wrong choice. All that remains is to pick proteins or vegetables to go on the grill: pleasantly spongy Romanian beef kebab trim, triangular lamb chops ruby-bellied strips of tuna. Solomonov's hummus, which launched a thousand indeterminately "Mediterranean" restaurants, is here, smooth as ever but nearly lost amid the array of dips, pickles, and other salatim that arrive automatically when you order. Here's what GQ's Brett Martin had to say about Laser Wolf: But we're sure that somewhere between 'and thank you to the sizzling chicken. Except, in this case, we would just be rattling off everything we love about this restaurant. While Solomonov's Zahav has been a mainstay on "best of" lists for years, Laser Wolf's appearance on GQ's 2020 list of the top new restaurants is a good sign for whenever it is things start opening back up. Our review for this Israeli grill could probably take a similar form to an Oscar speech where the actor lists off every important moment in their career. Listen to interviews with Philly food celebrities on the new 'CHEF Radio Podcast'.
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