Restaurnant
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Restaurnant
| Toronto | Washington DC June 04, 2003
When New York Gets Chain Restaurants
The Times' Marian Burros tries to understand why, in a city of so many wonderful and inexpensive restaurants, some New Yorkers would want to go to Applebee's, Olive Garden, Outback, or Red Lobster. Restaurant consultant Clark Wolf tells her, "New Yorkers as a group are not at the cutting edge and that's the dirty secret. As brutal as it sounds, these chains reflect the expectations of the community."
See how Gothamist felt when we went to the Chelsea Olive Garden. Burros did agree with our observation that the spinach-artichoke dip was good.
Posted by Jen Chung in Food , News: NYC
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