Sixty Three Clinton
The first dish, served on a thick warm ceramic plate, was the Breakfast Taco. While many of the dishes rotate seasonally, this dish has remained a constant and for good reason. On my first bite, I initially tasted the tortilla - it was airy and warm, almost pillowy, and kept its heat for a surprising amount of time. Then I tasted the hash brown strip which was incredibly crispy and not oily at all. The third flavor that hit me was the ajitama, a Japanese marinated, soft-boiled egg, which provided a bouncy texture with almost milky creaminess. And the final flavor to reach my taste buds was the smoked trout roe which delightfully provided an explosion of salty seafood flavor in my mouth with each pop of a fish egg .
Flan
Of course, it’s flan, or créme caramel, or crema caramella, depending on where you are. A classic dessert as old as the Romans, it has become one of the most popular desserts in France, Portugal, Spain, and most notably, Latin America. Whether it’s in the variation of pudim abade de priscos with 15 egg yolks and bacon in Porto, flan de coco with coconut and condensed milks in Santo Domingo, or served with dulce de leche in Buenos Aires, flan has become ubiquitous with Latin American desserts.
Nyonya Review
While Nyonya provides an excellent introduction to people who are new to Malaysian cuisine, this restaurant also delights those who are deeply familiar with it. I strongly suggest dining at Nyonya with a group of friends so you can sample many different dishes at a relatively cheap price.
John’s of Bleecker St. Review
If you are a pizza lover seeking a taste of history and delicious pizza, then I definitely recommend John’s of Bleecker. Founded in 1929 by Italian immigrant Giovanni Sasso, John’s remains a classic, family-owned New York City pizza institution serving its famous coal fired pizza. In 2016, Dave Portnoy awarded John’s pizza one of his highest scores ever of a 9.4.
Tommy DiNic’s Review
Located in the famous Reading Terminal Market, Tommy Dinic’s is a famous Philadelphia institution who specialize in roast pork sandwiches. Starting in 1954 with four brothers selling roast pork and beef sandwiches out of their garage and turning into a Dinic’s restaurant in 1977, Tommy DiNic’s is now run by fourth generation owner, Tommy.
Lupa Review
Mario Batali opened Lupa in late 1999 as an osteria specializing in the cuisine of Rome. Since then, the destination has become recognized as one of Batali’s most respected restaurants.