Miracle Grill Replacement Revealed!
We’re off for the holiday today but this one couldn’t wait: Over the weekend a reader sent in a photo of the signage that just went up at the old Miracle Grill space at 504 3rd Street in Park Slope. As you may recall, there was some speculation last year that Chipotle would step into…
We’re off for the holiday today but this one couldn’t wait: Over the weekend a reader sent in a photo of the signage that just went up at the old Miracle Grill space at 504 3rd Street in Park Slope. As you may recall, there was some speculation last year that Chipotle would step into the breach when the upscale Mexican spot closed but that rumor was eventually debunked. A burger chain called Cheeburger Cheeburger appears to be the lucky winner. Hot or not?
GMAP
does anyone any good vinegar recipes?
*rob*
I think I can cook as well as Ina if wife bought me a house like that with that kitchen, that garden, etc.
Not big Sea Bass fan, DIBS, but knowing Ina and how she cooks, I bet it will be wonderful!
Cobble, I’m waiting for the Sea Bass with Caesar Sauce.
Ina Garten just made Caponata, man, does that look tasty! Now I wanna make it!
WTH??? A blog wrap? And no OT?! What are we? Chopped liver???
Oh, Mr. BEEEEEEEE! DIBS and I wanna have a little chat with YOU!
rf, since many people hide money overseas for less than legal reasons, this guy better watch his back. It’d be very easy and cheap to hire a hit man.
Also, why did you direct that to me???
rob, no you wont boycott. not even newbies would fall for that line
DIBS, did you read about the most recent wikileaker>
Ex-Swiss Banker Gives Data to WikiLeaks
By RAVI SOMAIYA and JULIA WERDIGIER
LONDON — A former senior Swiss bank executive said on Monday that he had given the WikiLeaks founder, Julian Assange, details of more than 2,000 prominent individuals and companies that he contends engaged in tax evasion and other possible criminal activity.
Rudolf M. Elmer, who ran the Caribbean operations of the Swiss bank Julius Baer for eight years until he was dismissed in 2002, refused to identify any of the individuals or companies, but he told reporters at a news conference that about 40 politicians and “pillars of society†were among them.
He told The Observer newspaper over the weekend that those named in the documents come from “the U.S., Britain, Germany, Austria and Asia — from all over,†and include “business people, politicians, people who have made their living in the arts and multinational conglomerates — from both sides of the Atlantic.â€