Bryan Kim
NYC Senior Staff Writer
Bryan showed up one day to snake out our drain, and he never left. He’s an enigma wrapped in duck prosciutto, which is why he smells like duck prosciutto. Hobbies include skiing and fencing. His hobbies do not, however. He’s from Seattle, and if he could only eat one food for the rest of his life he’d be upset and confused. Bryan’s previous employers include Dr. Ian Bell DDS, The Gap, and Le Bernardin.
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Guide:
The Best Italian Restaurants In The West Village
NYC
Guide:
The Best Italian Restaurants In The Wes...
By
Bryan Kim
and
Matt Tervooren
on February 18, 2020
Rating Coming Soon
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Review:
Pasta Al Forno
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Pasta Al Forno
Pasta Al Forno is different from most West Village Italian spots. It’s tiny and BYOB, and it’s a great place to have unexpectedly good baked pasta.
By
Bryan Kim
on February 18, 2020
6.8
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Rossopomodoro
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Review:
Rossopomodoro
Rossopomodoro isn’t the best Italian restaurant in the West Village, and it isn’t the second or third-best either. But it’s still a useful place.
By
Bryan Kim
on February 14, 2020
6.7
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Gaetana’s Cucina Italiana
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Gaetana’s Cucina Italiana
Gaetana’s is an old-school Italian spot in the West Village that tends to stay quiet. If you want to hide from the world, stop by for a chicken parm.
By
Bryan Kim
on February 14, 2020
NYC
Guide:
22 Trendy Restaurants You Can Get Into
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Guide:
22 Trendy Restaurants You Can Get Into
If you’re looking for an impressive place to get a table when you didn’t plan a month in advance, here are some great options.
By
Hannah Albertine ,
Bryan Kim ,
Katherine Lewin ,
and
Matt Tervooren
on February 14, 2020
There’s a constant wait at Fish Cheeks for a reason. This Noho spot makes some of the best Thai food in the city, including an excellent crab curry.
By
Bryan Kim
on February 13, 2020
NYC
Guide:
The 38 Best Beer Bars In NYC
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Guide:
The 38 Best Beer Bars In NYC
Where to drink craft beer in a place that probably has brick walls and tastefully labeled taps.
By
Hannah Albertine ,
Bryan Kim ,
and
Matt Tervooren
on February 12, 2020
NYC
Review:
Alphabet City Beer Co.
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Review:
Alphabet City Beer Co.
Alphabet City Beer Co. looks like a general store you’d find upstate, but it’s actually an East Village bar with armchairs and lots of craft beer.
By
Bryan Kim
on February 12, 2020
Rating Coming Soon
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Review:
Bronx Drafthouse
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Review:
Bronx Drafthouse
Bronx Drafthouse is a block from Yankee Stadium, and it’s a great place to drink after you catch a game or leave work at the Bronx Supreme Court.
By
Bryan Kim
on February 12, 2020
Bierwax is a bar in Prospect Heights that specializes in craft beers and vinyl. It’s a fun spot to listen to loud music, and it has a nice backyard.
By
Bryan Kim
on February 12, 2020
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Gun Hill Tavern
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Review:
Gun Hill Tavern
Gun Hill is a brewery based in Williamsbridge, and they also have this bar further south in Mott Haven. Bring a friend, and drink some craft beers.
By
Bryan Kim
on February 12, 2020
NYC
Review:
The Beerkeeper
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Review:
The Beerkeeper
Despite the objectively great name, The Beerkeeper also serves wine and cocktails. It’s a good spot for a casual drink, and it even works for a date.
By
Bryan Kim
on February 12, 2020
