Food & Drink
At Untapped New York we love speakeasies! So much so that we wrote the book "NYC Hidden Bars and Restaurants" which you'll find on our shop. Pictured here is our friend Georgette in her "Regarding Oysters" speakeasy, an oyster salon and cocktail experience where you get to shake your own cocktails and shuck oysters.
History of the Paris Dîner en Blanc: A Look Back
In 1988, the first official Dîner en Blanc took place in the Parc de Bagatelle in the Bois de Boulogne.
Marché Couvert Saint Martin (Saint Martin Covered Market)
I love this market. It’s literally a collage of time, architecture and nomenclature. The stone gates are from an
MVB – Gourmet pop-up burgers and social media in NOLA
With so many restaurants, it’s difficult to stand out in the New Orleans food scene, and it’s especially
The History on the Walls of 67 Wine
Just to preface, this is not a wine shop review. Suffice it to say that 67 Wine is one of
Red Hook Food Vendors Re-Opens This Weekend!
In anticipation of the 2011 season opening of the Red Hook Food Vendors this weekend (April 30th), Untapped chatted with
A Sunday Soirée, and you’re invited: Dinner at Chez Jim Haynes
Every Sunday for the last 30+ years, Jim Haynes has been hosting dinners in the atelier of his apartment in
A CSA with the Freedom of Choice: Local Roots NYC
For those who don’t know what a CSA it is–it stands for Community Supported Agriculture. Members pay for
Where to Drink in Paris, Part One
Experimental Cocktail Club fits right in on the narrow and dimly lit Rue Saint-Saveur, a classic Parisian street barely
The Hungarian Pastry Shop, a literary outpost
When author and professor David Grahame Shane (of Recombinant Urbanism) asked us to meet at the Hungarian Pastry Shop on
Sesame Café – A little bit of New York in Paris
Amongst the plethora of bistros and cafes in Paris, which all tend to feel a bit monotonous after a little
The Silk Road Palace: The Legend Will Live On
For more than thirty years, the Silk Road Palace was a cornerstone of Upper West Side nightlife, a place so
Finding Spain in Manhattan
Though its menacing towers, relentless grid, and sea of taxis make it a hard city to escape, there are numerous
