Food

Also The Modern Pantry, across from the Dove. I agree on that area, work there, there are some good options.

@jim1985 however, I'd do something down this line: Saturday stroll through Broadway Market, few drinks up the roof at Netil360 just around the corner in the afternoon, dinner at 7 sharp at Hill & Szrok. Best meat I've ever had. No reservations and sort of communal stools seating, but works well if group of 4 or so and before 7. Get there late and you will have to queue and forget about the best cuts.

harvester. gammon steak & pineapple and 9 pints of fosters. your dad'll love it.

who wouldn't!

^this. But with Doombar.

The one and only time I've barfed from gluttony was after a Harvester knickerbocker glory. #csb

Got a bunch of frozen kaffir lime leaves up for anyone who wants free.
Had them for a while in the freezer and won't be using them. Thought I would give them away instead of throwing it out.
Kings X pick-up.

Oh thai curries here we come

im craving curry...just not as abundant here in NYC.

Say what. Have you tried little india? There is nothing that NYC can't.

sometimes crackers, cheese and an apple are all that are required to satisfy the palate; tonight is such a time - beautiful sunset btw.

Your right there Jackson heights but what i meant it's not the same as london with a half decent local curry with in a stroll or at least a delivery near to home. I will check out little india :)

Used to work next to it, I was there basically every other lunch.

Been in Portugal 4 days, no Portuguese food eaten. We're in a place entirely populated by rich English people so all the restaurants are shit and expensive so I don't want to waste my money. Did go out on a bike ride yesterday and have a 70cent espresso in a cafe with 10 Portuguese men playing cards around a table.

I need grilled octopus fast.

wut? where the fuck are you in portugal that you can't find a decent plate of dead sea cockroaches?

Mate, ask a local and they'll put you right... Polvo à lagareiro is what you wanna be asking for... Memorise...

to be fair - there is no shortage of 'full english breakfast+carlsberg' shitholes in the algrave, but yeah - just follow the locals, or get on trip advisor, usually a good source of info for people who've found themselves in a similar situation as you.

what sort of cunt goes on holiday to a place with a proud local tradition of delicious eats only to shovel a plate of sub-iceland quality fried horsecock down their gullets?

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eight sugars or nine?

i sed fakkin chips, don you understandee english or sumfin..?

got any recommendations or are they all good standard.

So you recommend calsberg as the breakfast beer. Witherspoons4lyfe

or the freshest wine... for the laydeez.

If it makes you feel any better I had some lovely grilled octopus in Lavender Hill on sunday.

Good luck in finding stuff.

Have you tried the lahore kebab house on commercial road? A little further but the food is different more pakastani...BYOB too

I managed to book Tayyabs in the end.... someone dropped out, leaving 9 and a table at 8pm.

Indianwise I really liked Chote Nawab
115 Lexington Ave, New York, NY 10016, United States
http://goo.gl/maps/cmknJ

But anywhere around there you can find other good options. Also, unlimited free naan and plain rice in any restaurant, unlike London.

If you want a good Thai in the same area, check out Little Basil or Thainy around the corner, or go to Pok Pok in Brooklyn for awesome pad thai.