New York City :

Food Loose

11.19.2008

Submitted by bdisylvester on Wed, 11/19/2008 - 1:01am.
The Bite:
imageReady to tear up this town and kick off your (Sunday) shoes? Boogie like Bacon over to The Simple Kitchen, a new just-like-mom's-kitchen café in Chelsea. Think cozy lunch spot where you can chow on organic, homemade eats like savory Butternut Squash Soup, garlicky Baked Cauliflower, and messy-but-so-worth-it Turkey Meatball Sandwich, which has a hint of mint. TSK makes all its soups, sides, salads, and sandwiches using ingredients from nearby places like Satur Farms – reducing our farm-to-plate CO2. It's also got a signature drinks made with sparkling water, organic juice, organic honey, and real flavors like lemon and mint (just 60 calories to boot), and you can pick up fresh produce for home on the way out. Now shake it.
Wanna Try: 
The Simple Kitchen, 361 W. 17th St. b/t 8th and 9th Aves. (212-924-0600). Turkey Meatball Sandwich, $10.
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Cocktail Fact

While filming the city council scene in Footloose, Kevin Bacon's fear of public speaking resulted in him breaking out in hives.

Small Changes Add Up

If 10,000 NY Biters eat half of their food from local sources instead of ones shipped in from the Midwest or beyond, in a year we'll avert the amount of CO2 produced by almost 1.5 million cars.

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Anonymous111  on November 12, 2009 at 06:37 AM 1
Ready to tear up this town and kick off your (Sunday) shoes? Boogie like Bacon over to The Simple Kitchen, a new just-like-mom's-kitchen café in Chelsea. free games online

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