The Lunch Game is an opportunity to experience eating in New York in an entirely new way. Each week, we randomly choose a restaurant (or alternative eating experience) from a board-created database. Then, the participants proceed to make that lunch happen – wherever it might lead them. Pizza in the Bronx? Yes. Chinese food chosen off a menu in Chinese? Yes. Awesome? Always. The lunch game’s rules use strong precatory language in suggesting a drink afterwards.
Hmm, seems the New York Times styles section (huh?) missed a golden opportunity to feature the new wave of food blogging. Namely, us. MSM sure is off the ball.
Posted by Nick at 9:29 AM
Labels: Article, Competition, food blogs, New York Times
2 comments:
A recent visit to restaurant girl's blog suggests that she may have mistaken the trees for the forest. Her blithey critiques mask an unwillingness to engage in any form of self-reflection. For instance, she suggests that E.U. "overextends" itself. I might suggest that restaurant girl underextends herself. Maybe she should have a meal that comes in at under $40 a person for a change. Its about more than you restaurant girl!!
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