Brad Weinstein

Taking the Express to India

There is something poetic about riding the subway.

By Brad Weinstein | Apr 28 12:00 am ET

Gorging for the Gold

To the uninitiated, an International Federation of Competitive Eating "bib sheet" may seem to record simply absurd information.

By Brad Weinstein | Mar 31 12:00 am ET

Radio Perfecto Broadcasts Its Signal on SoHa's Ever-Busier Airwaves

Radio Perfecto is neither a radio nor perfect.

By Ben Falik, Lauren Kaplan, Brad Weinstein, and Ben Widlanski | Feb 4 12:00 am ET

Restaurant at the End of the Rainbow

The four-leafed clover, that most elusive of childhood treasures, represents more than just luck. Its perfect symmetry, so easily observed, is the epitome of simplicity.

By Brad Weinstein | Oct 20 12:00 am ET

Wake up and Smell the Chelsea

Evermore, I have been yearning for my hometown of Pittsburgh.

By Brad Weinstein | Oct 13 12:00 am ET

No Smashed Potatoes Here!

Mom would be disappointed if I started with dessert.

By Brad Weinstein | Sep 22 12:00 am ET

Rough Waters in South Italy

Acqua might be more aptly named Acqua e Fuoco--"water and fire" in Italian--so as to highlight its strengths.

By Brad Weinstein | Nov 18 12:00 am ET

A Twist of Citrus on the Upper West Side

"What magazine do you write for?" asked the two women sitting to my right, after observing my reporter's notebook. I hesitated for a moment as I attempted to formulate a fitting reply. New Yorker?

By Brad Weinstein | Jun 5 12:00 am ET

Kitchenette Uptown Perspective II

As small-town folk can attest, the simple pleasures in life--community, comfort, and mom's cooking--far outweigh the hustle and bustle of big-city hedonism.

By Brad Weinstein | Apr 22 12:00 am ET

Bistro by Numbers

It is no coincidence that the logo of Bistro Ten18 is a stylized glass of wine.

By Brad Weinstein | Mar 11 12:00 am ET

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