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Archive for the ‘Events’ Category
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How to Conquer a Networking Conference
By definition, a networking event is a mass of lonely individuals interacting with other lonely individuals with the hopes of curbing said loneliness. No it isn’t, I’m just cynical. And lonely.
To properly network, you really have to step out…
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RW Prix Fixe Dinner Menu @ Perry St.
Perry St. was my first foray into the Jean-Georges restaurant empire. I’ve been reading about him, and this eatery in particular, all week long. To be perfectly honest, the main motivation for my visit was the tuna appetizer – raw…
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Resto Week Top 5: Celebrity Chefs
Here is a list of everybody’s favorite celebrity chefs—the ones we constantly see on TV and read about on blogs—and their NYC Restaurant Week-participating eateries.
With the rise of food-based reality shows and the growing popularity of the Food Network,…
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Restaurant Week Menus
Restaurant Week is still blazing (until Sunday anyways) and we’ve made a few restaurant suggestions for a couple of our favorite Manhattan neighborhoods - SoHo, The High Line Park, The UES and Midtown East and the West…
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Resto Week Top 5: SoHo
South of Houston Street—home to the best shopping in the city (and possibly the world), innumerable eateries, and some seriously fabulous people. Whether you are on a mission to annihilate your bank account or to simply window shop, here are…
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Resto Week Top 5: High Line Park
Have you been to High Line Park yet? If your answer is no, well, shame on you. The magnificent structure officially opened in June of 2009, so you’ve been missing out for over two years now. The High Line is…
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Resto Week Top 5: West Village
This neighborhood has one of the richest histories in all in NYC . In the early 1900′s, myriad literary, visual and musical pioneers called the West Village their home. And if you didn’t already know, it’s still pretty beautiful today…
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Our first eating contest!
We Appetuders recently decided to hold regular food-related challenges. The first one came about quite appropriately, right on time for Independence Day! A contest the objective of which is to consume great amounts of food is the epitome of the…
