Beast of the Week (n.): A thing you eat

Table Stakes Plus: a restaurant with eight seats. Book now. View in browser NEW YORK | 27 AUGUST 2015   The life you're meant to live: FOOD & DRINK Table Stakes Sushi, sports bars and an eight-seat French joint. New York 2 hours Group To keep tabs on every New York restaurant and bar opening is folly. But to keep tabs on the most worthy? Yeoman’s work, and we’re proud to do it. Thus we present Table Stakes, a monthly rundown of the five (or so) must-know spots that have swung wide their doors in the past thirty (or so). Bon appétit. There is no right way to break bread. If eating out were merely for sustenance, the burger at Spotted Pig or the Jerk Chicken Po’ Boy at Mets Stadium would suffice. If it were all about decorum, we’d be having Mexican standoffs out front of Jean-Georges every night. But being a citified gent means finding a happy medium between the two. With than in mind, we present this month’s edition of Table Stakes, featuring five handsome eating solutions at both ends of the high-low spectrum. On the list: The definitive answer to showing up at a party with something better than a bottle of red in hand A new sports bar with something for everyone (and probably a TV; they’ve got 45 of ‘em) A very charming French spot for your next date night (assuming you can secure two of their eight seats) And: one South-American style rotisserie serving up a “Beast of the Week.” That one’s just for you. Cheers. Enjoy the guide. Related:This Date Night Expires on 8/31Weird Burgers! Weird Sushi! All Excellent! Table Stakes August Roll up your sleeves Hungry? Get the Guide NOT YET A MEMBER? THIS BURGER: AS SEEN ON TV MAYWEATHER DOES SOMETHING NICE, FOR ONCE FIVE PLACES TO ESCAPE TO PERMANENTLY CONSIDERING LIVING IN A SHIPPING CONTAINER DIVERTING WONDERS WE FOUND ONLINE The Evolution of Magazine Covers "Get a Fall Guy" and Other Morally Reprehensible Advice The Neuroscience of Being a Selfish Jerk Why Expensive, Slow Internet Still Rules the Skies A Brief History of First Class About / Contact / Terms & Conditions / Privacy Policy / Editorial Policy / Careers / Partners / Press / UNSUBSCRIBE InsideHook publishes genuine editorial. There is no pay for play. Check out our editorial policy. Find Us On: Facebook / Twitter / LinkedIn / Instagram   © 2012-2015 InsideHook. All rights reserved. 135 W. 26th St., Fl. 2, New York, NY 10001 The life you're meant to live: FOOD & DRINK Table Stakes Sushi, sports bars and an eight-seat French joint. To keep tabs on every New York restaurant and bar opening is folly. But to keep tabs on the most worthy? Yeoman’s work, and we’re proud to do it. Thus we present Table Stakes, a monthly rundown of the five (or so) must-know spots that have swung wide their doors in the past thirty (or so). Bon appétit. There is no right way to break bread. If eating out were merely for sustenance, the burger at Spotted Pig or the Jerk Chicken Po’ Boy at Mets Stadium would suffice. If it were all about decorum, we’d be having Mexican standoffs out front of Jean-Georges every night. But being a citified gent means finding a happy medium between the two. With than in mind, we present this month’s edition of Table Stakes, featuring five handsome eating solutions at both ends of the high-low spectrum. On the list: The definitive answer to showing up at a party with something better than a bottle of red in hand A new sports bar with something for everyone (and probably a TV; they’ve got 45 of ‘em) A very charming French spot for your next date night (assuming you can secure two of their eight seats) And: one South-American style rotisserie serving up a “Beast of the Week.” That one’s just for you. Cheers. Enjoy the guide. Related:This Date Night Expires on 8/31Weird Burgers! Weird Sushi! All Excellent! Hungry? Get the Guide Table Stakes August Roll up your sleeves emailed on 27 August 2015 THIS BURGER: AS SEEN ON TV MAYWEATHER DOES SOMETHING NICE, FOR ONCE FIVE PLACES TO ESCAPE TO PERMANENTLY CONSIDERING LIVING IN A SHIPPING CONTAINER The Evolution of Magazine Covers "Get a Fall Guy" and Other Morally Reprehensible Advice The Neuroscience of Being a Selfish Jerk Why Expensive, Slow Internet Still Rules the Skies A Brief History of First Class NOT YET A MEMBER? About / Contact / Terms & Conditions / Privacy Policy / Editorial Policy / Careers / Partners / Press / UNSUBSCRIBE InsideHook publishes genuine editorial. There is no pay for play. Check out our editorial policy. © 2012-2015 InsideHook. All rights reserved. 135 W. 26th St., Fl. 2, New York, NY 10001 u

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