by Linda Sheridan | Mar 7, 2025 | Dining, NYC, Restaurants
Daniel Boulud’s Le Gratin, is located in the Beekman Hotel. Photo by Bill Milne. I didn’t realize when I’d made dinner reservations at Daniel Boulud’s Le Gratin that it was the first day of Lent (judging by the full tables of patrons feasting...
by Linda Sheridan | Mar 7, 2025 | Dining, Downtown News, NYC, Restaurants
Le Coin is a quaint new French culinary gem in the Meatpacking District, on ‘the corner’ by the Gansevoort Hotel. Its innovative dishes crafted by Executive Chef Sebastien Chaoui, are inspired by the rich culinary traditions of Paris and coastal France....
by Linda Sheridan | Mar 4, 2025 | Business, News, NYC
Mo’Motion founder Maureen Holohan with one of her basketball teams, The Twisters. Photos courtesy Mo’Motion. In the world of basketball, we’ve now entered the season of March Madness. Maureen ‘Mo’ Holohan is the founder of...
by Linda Sheridan | Feb 19, 2025 | Dining, NYC, Restaurants
Photos courtesy of Boni & Mott. On a sleepy winter’s evening, my friend and I dined at the cozy new Boni & Mott restaurant, that serves up tasty Mediterranean fare and relaxed vibes. The Nolita spot is a family venture from Mehdi Mokrani and his cousins...
by Linda Sheridan | Jan 22, 2025 | Culture, LA, Music
REPRINT FROM DOWNTOWN FALL 2024 ISSUE As quickly as this year’s spectacular Paris 2024 Olympics closing ceremonies wrapped, all eyes turned to Los Angeles. The second largest city in the United States, with 3.82 million people, must now begin the process of preparing...
