The oozy cheese gives them that naughty pizza quality, but inside is a medley of green goodness.
The veal chop Thommasino had the same plate-size problem, but the double-cut meat was cooked properly to medium rare, and the vegetable medley (carrots, green beans and tomatoes) was beautiful.
Field lettuces, a colorful medley of greens and edible flowers, carrot and cucumber shavings, topped with crispy Parmesan wafers, was another refreshing study in simplicity.
Among a half-dozen salads prepared daily ($7 to $7.75), the Mediterranean, a medley of mixed greens, tomato, black olives, red onion, pine nuts, peppers and Gorgonzola, is particularly memorable.
Outlining the future plans on Wednesday, city officials gathered in the concrete chamber below Central Park; it resembled the bunker of a cinematic supervillain — replete with sump pumps, giant valves and walls pocked with water stains that had aged to a medley of mossy greens.
The bread basket's disappearance was followed instantly by the arrival of four heaping dinner-size plates of salad, a lovely medley of fresh, diverse greens enveloped by dressing.
It is a delicious (though undersalted) medley of well-dressed greens -- mizuna, arugula, tat soi, red oak, baby spinach, red mustard and the like -- with a light olive oil-balsamic dressing.
Bordering the chop and sauce was a medley of vegetables: lima beans, green beans, corn, carrots and zucchini -- colorful and tasty.
The jersey was a unholy medley of jagged yellow and green flashes, with an oversized Australian coat of arms on the left breast.
This dish is a medley of sour sorrel-like greens, chilis and subtly spiced lamb chunks so tender they almost dissolve in the mouth.
