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Camera in the Kitchen: Noho Star
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Published Aug 12, 2005
Modified Mar 7, 2008
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Noho Star sits on the busy southwest corner of Lafayette and Bleecker Streets, offering a capacious dining space along with a gargantuan food selection reputed as American/Chinese fare. Nightly dinner specials range from vichyssoise to "Szechuan Classic: Ants climing trees!," and the gastronomic space between is filled with an assortment of noodles, omelettes, burgers, grilled fish, organic poultry dishes, and a range of sandwiches from paninis to BLT's. If skeptical of clashing flavors, fear not, Gothamist assures you Noho Star's chefs are cooking with organic eggs, highest quality meats & seafood, and in-season, market-fresh fruits and vegetables. Also a hit for brunch, Gothamist highly recommends the menu's Noho Brunch Classics, indulgent egg entrees best paired with a mimosa or steaming hot cup of coffee. This tops the list as one of Gothamist's favorite any-hours dining spots -- what are some of yours?
Noho Star is located at 330 Lafayette Street (at Bleecker) and open M-F, 8 a.m. - midnight, and weekends, from 10:30 a.m. - midnight. (212) 925-0070.
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