In the 60s he created and edited for many years "Briefing", a restaurant newsletter for American Express.
His mother works in Brooklyn as a publisher of Briefing, a restaurant business newsletter for American Express.
She and her husband married in 1983, and aside from a brief stint as restaurant owners, they have never had 9-to-5 jobs.
Correction: February 11 , 2000 Friday An article on Wednesday about early-bird dining specials in Manhattan, and a brief article listing restaurants that offer them, misidentified a restaurant that serves half-price sushi.
At its core GraffitiGeo allows users to leave brief reviews of restaurants, or for those too lazy to do that, to simply leave a 'thumbs up' or 'thumbs down' — it's like a highly condensed version of Yelp, or a "Digg for the world".
Michelin publishes an actual physical guidebook, which contains a brief writeup of each restaurant, and reviewers on Yelp are free to natter on to their hearts' content.
The restaurant's brief wine list, while sensible, won't wow anyone, though James provides a full bar, which many restaurants like it don't.
One evening, he sat in a booth at the Waverly Inn, intently considering, between brief visits from the restaurant's chef, its manager, and its maître d', Pronk's "commercial solution".
It is as if Chubbuck simply failed to fit the habitable world, and the toughest thing to watch, in the whole of "Christine," is not her demise, which is filmed from a respectful distance, but a brief encounter in a restaurant.
A night out at Dans le Noir? begins with a champagne cocktail (opt for the "Surprise Cocktail" to guess the ingredients and get a taste of sensory mysteries to come) and a brief orientation in the restaurant lobby.
