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Not sure if anyone noticed, but Oikos was a sponsor at the US tennis Open. Free samples were distributed throughout the 15 days. I'm an eater of plain yogurt so was not into the blueberry, but did find it funny my sample came with recipes for Tuna Burgers, Tzatziki and Pina Coladas. Yum: tuna+blueberry.

That said, Chobani is my second favorite plan yogurt after Greek Gods.

Lovely pictures, agree with discombobulation of waitstaff, but cannot agree with solidity of food. Bar Artisanal, sadly, is a miss.

Love this. Wondering what's the deal with Demarchelier on 86th Street...seemingly strange location but always people in there...packed bar at 7:45pm Friday.

Adria is very smart and does tons of research and has a huge staff and happens to be a pretty good guy. It's unlikely his pizza won't be great.

this IS a mystery solved. if the Defontes guys weren't so nice I'd say they added their own name to the ring...but I'm certain that's not true. mmm. egg-potato-pepper.

"regular" hot dogs are Nathan's, as they should be. $4.75.
don't worry, MichaelN, if you're not sitting in Club Seats you won't have to see much "restaurant-quality" food, assuming you mean restaurants with white tablecloths. not sure what you have against a higher quality ballpark eats...it's still mostly just sandwiches

I can't imagine this will have any relationship with the real thing
http://www.timeout.com/newyork/articles/
restaurants-bars/28295/product-placement/3.html

I have to agree with you about Hamburger Row, though I wonder about "Row" implying a shorter distance. I feel fine about Hamburger Avenue, but that's just semantics.
Here's another good 3rd Ave burger: McCormack's (Pub & Restaurant). 365 Third Ave. 212-683-0911.
Bar can get crowded, and young, but it's a good burger anytime of day or night.