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Bâtard

Casa Mono is just one of the nine Michelin-starred spots partaking in Restaurant Week.

Snag a Table at 9 Michelin-Starred Spots During Restaurant Week

New York Restaurant Week is your chance to dine at a Michelin-starred restaurant without breaking the bank—so what are you waiting for?
By Taylor Tobin
Bâtard: Dancing somewhere between the history of New York restaurants and what’s to come. PHOTO: Francesco Sapienza

Bâtard, Drew Nieporent’s Latest Offspring, Reproduces an Illustrious Line

Nieporent says “bâtard” refers to the region of Bâtard-Montrachet, not its English analogue, but who is he kidding? Bâtard means "bastard," with all the charm and troublemaking the word implies.
By Joshua David Stein

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