BB, before blogging, the print restaurant critic was the pioneer who fork in hand speared the big names then scouted for promising minnows. Now, we’re the rearguard action. By the time I get to a restaurant it’s already been picked over by the bloggers who are chowing down before a place is officially open. I love it. It’s not so
much the reviews – it’s the back story, I wouldn’t have gone to Sidecar (March 30) unless I’d tracked it for weeks on the web, the Aha moment coming when a blogger mentioned the $20 prix fixe on Tuesdays. My news peg.
The blogosphere isn’t always so beneficial. When I decide to go to Eight, the wine bar which has replaced Doku 15 at the Cosmopolitan Hotel on Colborne Street, I find bloggers making contradictory noises about the nibble-heavy menu and its sommelier, Zoltan Szabo, who offers an extensive list for discerning winiacs. more »
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Saturday, April 5
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Gina Mallet
on Sat 05 Apr 2008 09:51 AM EDT
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PRAISE FOR LAST CHANCE TO EAT, The Fate of Taste in a Fast Food World Gina Mallet is right about absolutely everything. Part explanation, part memoir, part manifesto, Last Chance to Eat explains where it all went wrong - and what we can do about it. An invaluable antidote to the dark forces who want to deprive us of the good stuff..... Anthony Bourdain, author of Kitchen Confidential. This Month
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