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| Eatery | ||
| Address:
798 9th Ave. Phone: 212/765-7080 |
Neighborhood:
Hell's Kitchen/Clinton Website: eaterynyc.com |
Cuisine: American |
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We don't know how to
explain it, but this place feels like home. OK, it feels like my home.
The steel, glass and brick interior reminds me of any number of trendy
L.A. restaurants I've been to. Thusly, this isn't a heavy eating experience.
It should be reserved for one of those nights that you just want to
get together with some buddies at a loud, American food place. Choose
from pierogis, mac 'n cheese and garlic chicken, among other "delicacies."
None of it is that remarkable, but the place is nice and airy, with
friendly waitstaff and prices that won't break the bank. Think of
it as a Julia Robert's film: it's nice to watch and stuff goes on
that makes you smille, but, ultimately, nothing very weighty ever
happens, and the experience fades like Kiefer Sutherland's career.
[MF] |
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