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By Moira Hodgson 3/29/99 12:00am

Sneaking Over to the Garrick for a Toast to Arthur Miller

There are few good, inexpensive places to eat in the theater district. And now that it has become a neighborhood of monolithic buildings, the idea of opening a restaurant there that seats a mere 50 instead of 500 seems like a joke. But even though it’s only a few months old, the Garrick belongs to Read More

By Moira Hodgson 10/27/97 12:00am

It Looks a Bit Ordinary, But Pitchoune Is Great

Pitchoune, a French bistro on lower Third Avenue, doesn’t look like much. The plain décor-yellow walls, cherrywood bar, and small, cramped tables set with votive candles but no cloths-suggests just another neighborhood place. One evening recently, I arrived to find a friend of mine already ensconced on a banquette, drinking a glass of red wine. Read More

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