I know. I owe you a lot of writing. I haven't been loyal to blogging because of a lot of reasons.
Truth is: I need your help.
In order to keep writing and bringing fresh stories and reviews your way, I need to look at rebranding this website/logo - refreshing from top to bottom.
I feel silly using the term "girl" and I'd rather not use the term "foodie" - but obviously, I'm not above it.
I'm also on the road a lot and can offer insights to a lot of different restaurants both nationally and internationally.
So what do you think, fellow foodies?
What are your thoughts about combining food, wine, restaurants and travel all-in-one, but with a homebase of right here in NYC....
I'm ready for that next step! Go ahead and SOUND OFF!
Sound Off!
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Cookies for Kids’ Cancer
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Paul Rudd, Marc Murphy, and Gretchen Holt-Witt ©Sylvain Gaboury/Patrick McMullan |
This extraordinary bake sale raised more than $420,000 and helped to fund a treatment children are receiving today. Through the concept of local events and online cookie sales, Cookies for Kids’ Cancer has granted more than $10 million to date, funding six dozen research projects, including 32 that are now treatments available for children battling cancer today.
Please help http://www.cookiesforkidscancer.org/Site/Donate
OR better yet, BUY COOKIES! All proceeds go back to the organization: http://wwwcookiesforkidscancer.org/Shop/Cookies
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Mario Batali, Cookies for Kids' Cancer Founder Gretchen Holt-Witt, and Bobby Flay©Sylvain Gaboury/Patrick McMullan |
The Great Valentine's Freeze

It's too darn cold outside.
Instead, we'll enjoy a surf and turf courtesy of my husband's talents in the kitchen.
And, that's it.
Nothing special, yet still looking forward to the simplicity of dining in this year.
Wishing you and yours to stay warm!
From the tundra that is NYC,
NYC Foodie Girl
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Back to Work

It's not that we didn't dine out, it's merely a barrage of circumstances that precluded my ability to post and write for my blog on a regular basis.
I'm aiming for 2016 to be much better. Focusing on foodie events, restaurants, product reviews and of course, travel.
If you have any suggestions, I'm always ready and willing to listen! I have to check my inbox for some invites that have come my way, too. I can't tell you how much I appreciate your emails, invitations and suggestions for this website! Keep them coming! And, remember: Life is too short to eat bad food.
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