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Casabe Bistro Latino—Laidback, Upscale America Latina
Friday, November 26th, 2010
by Laura Grasso on Dining Around
It was what I wanted from an Upper East Side evening. An estate-like space with a sweeping staircase; succulent, not overly exotic cuisine perfectly paired
Sel et Poivre—Left Bank on the East Side
Wednesday, November 10th, 2010
by Eleanor Foa Dienstag on Dining Around
My favorite part of France is Provence, in part because of its wonderful food. Among my fondest memories is devouring a delicious fish soup in
Slices of Napoli—Tiella, Upper East Side’s Newest Gem
Thursday, September 23rd, 2010
by Laura Grasso on Dining Around
The Upper East Side’s recently opened Tiella is named for the mini cast iron skillets in which their signature creations–dolled up, elegant pizzettes–are served. Cara
Crave: Adding Spice to That Ho-Hum Wardrobe
Tuesday, September 21st, 2010
by Kelley Grover on Shopping Around
As a working woman, do you wear the same corporate friendly cardigans and dresses every day? Crave something to pull you out of your fashion
The Amazing Race—Finding an Apartment in New York
Thursday, September 9th, 2010
by Sue Wiker on Living Around
By Sue Wiker The hardest part about living in New York City is finding a place to live. Looking back, I’m amazed that my first
Shopping on the Street: Buying Three Outfits for $103
Monday, July 19th, 2010
by Delisa O'Brien on Shopping Around
The challenge: Buy a complete outfit from street vendors around New York City. The budget: $100 Results: Not one, not two but three outfits (give
Celebrating Bastille Day on the Upper East Side
Tuesday, July 13th, 2010
by Kelley Grover on Living Around
Manhattan’s annual Bastille Day, celebrating France’s independence, brought a special savior flair to the Upper East Side on Saturday, July 11th. 60th Street, between Lexington










