Food: During a trip to Atlanta, Georgia, I could not miss an opportunity to visit Fox Bro’s BBQ which is arguably the best barbecue that exists. I got a pulled pork sandwich, with coleslaw, and an order of smoked wings with ranch. The meat is cooked perfectly – it nearly melts in your mouth –…

Food: After a couple of glasses of red wine on the roof to ring in the start of spring, the only reasonable follow up is a Seamless order of sushi and edamame. Alaska roll, Spicy Crunchy Tuna Roll, and a Salmon Avocado Roll from M&J Asian Cuisine was just the ticket. Film: Rear Window is…

Food: I had the pleasure of seeing this film at Alamo Drafthouse in Brooklyn. Though, we brought our own snacks in and came prepared – the theater presented us with a fun in-theme Beach Bum cocktail menu, which we could not refuse. However, the tequila drinks we ordered called 420 something or other, were $14…

Food: Before this home viewing, I got to try a place I have wanted to go to for a while: Momofuku Noodle Bar. I got their homemade cider which not good at all and I do not recommend. The Tiger beer was the much better choice. The pork buns were delicious. The ramen was average.…

Food: Nothing like raw fish to put you in the mood for a violent film. Kumo Sushi is right around the corner for me, so it was definitely the move for the night. My go-to is the Alaska roll which includes salmon and avocado. I got an order of that, as well as the peanut…

Food: It was a Tuesday, and despite the snowy weather, tacos were meant to be had. On St. Marks (in the East Village) stands an underappreciated Mexican restaurant called La Palapa which provides $5 frozen (and non-frozen) margaritas every week and has delicious Mexican food options as well. I got a regular frozen margarita with…

Food: I know my meals are becoming quite redundant, because it’s been a lot of morning movies – but I’ll try to mix it up for next time. During this feature, though, I made an egg sandwich. This involves toasting two slices of bread, cooking an egg over easy, and adding butter and a slice…

Food: In the interest of maintaining my appetite for the brunch that was to follow this viewing, I only brought coffee to the movie itself. Brunch afterward consisted of delicious avocado toast with a side of two eggs (scrambled & with sriracha). The table shared pita and hummus. I also ordered a mimosa. I definitely…

Food: What is better on a Sunday morning than leftovers from Saturdays brunch (eggs, turkey bacon, Belgian waffle) and fresh cappuccino courtesy of Saltwater Cafe in the East Village. I enjoyed this with my friend visiting town from D.C. as we snuggled up under a pound of blankets. Film: The best way I could describe…

Food: Is it too on the nose that I enjoyed some leftover Chinese food while watching this on a Saturday morning in my apartment? Sorry, not sorry. It was delicious. Film: Where to start? This film is so grandiose in every sense, it is shocking that it did not originally come from the pages of…

Screened on 35mm at IFC Center as part of the “Early Godard” winter film series. Food: It was an 11:00 am Sunday morning movie, so delicious breakfast food and coffee was a non-negotiable. Intended on getting a breakfast burrito from a East Village Tex-Mex spot, but arrived only to remember that I had lost my debit…

Food: Enjoyed a hot toddy, called ‘Some Like It Hot’ – complete with bourbon, prickly pear, and lemon – courtesy of cozy indie theater in the Lower East Side called Metrograph. Film: Directed by Jacques Demy, The Umbrellas of Cherbourg is a melodrama which is actually an opera – seeing that every piece of dialogue…