Tribeca Wine

This past week, Eric Asimov asked the wine directors of both Locanda Verde and Tribeca Grill to sit in on his wine panel.
Taste of Tribeca, perhaps next year there should be a wine tasting with these rising wine stars?

Panzanella Salad with Chef Stephen Lewandowski

Chef Stephen Lewandowski shows us how to make Tribeca Grill's Panzanella Salad at Taste of Tribeca:

Panzanella Salad with Chef Stephen Lewandowski at Taste of Tri

More Easter in Tribeca

There are so many options for Easter dining in Tribeca that it may be hard to decide where to go. One might entertain the idea of going for Easter brunch, taking a brief nap, then heading out for Easter Dinner!

Tribeca Grill is offering a special Easter prix fixe menu featuring 3 courses for both brunch and dinner. In addition, they are offering a special menu for children 12 and under to keep your finicky ones happy, too. You might find yourself tempted by Seared Sea Scallops with Morel & Asparagus Risotto, Black Truffle Vinaigrette or perhaps Black Trumpet Dusted Rack of Colorado Lamb with Mascarpone Polenta, Broccoli Rabe & Merguez Sausage? Personally, I am looking forward to the Raspberry Financier with Pistachio Anglaise & Bourbon Vanilla Ice Cream!

Tribeca Grill at the Super Bowl

Robert De Niro's Tribeca Grill, a leading participant in Taste of Tribeca, was featured at a Super Bowl bash curiously named "Taste of the NFL". The event was created to lend to support to various hunger charities. To read more click here.

Pan- Asian at Tribeca Grill?

One of the Taste of Tribeca volunteers mentioned that they really liked the flavors in the food at Tribeca Grill. Is there a pan-Asian influence in the cooking? A few Asian flavors are happily nestled in between American and Italian fare including Rare Seared Tuna with sesame noodles and pickled vegetables and Coconut Rock Shrimp Tempura with a yellow curry sauce and spiced lemon grass yogurt. What other delights are hiding in the menu? Click here to see for yourself!

Tribeca Film Festival and Food!

The Tribeca Film Festival is upon us. Whether you like to eat before a film to savor the anticipation or afterward to dissect the finer points of the narrative you're going to want to find some bar/ restaurant options near by.

Luckily, Bloomberg.com has some helpful suggestions for you.

For example, Ago is currently booked for peak dinner hours throughout the festival, but you can still consider it an option for drinks.

Tribeca Grill, Centrico and Mai House will all be offering special 'Film Feast' menus celebrating the link between film and food for the duration of the festival.