Dear New York Restauranteurs:
Please put down your antlers!
On my way out of New York (say 2005) was the pinnacle of the beginning of the taxidermy craze. In fact, I would thank mostly Freemans Alley for this hip hunter lodge feel in that chilly F. Scott Fitzgerald way mixed with a tucked away Adirondacks cabin vibe. Taxidermy set with comfort food with candles and freshly picked meadow candles.
Now; it’s gone too far.
Certainly, it projects a wintery story with warm food and drink. At this point, unless you are a Mohican, please put down the feathered duck and get one with things…a new look perhaps. Right now; it’s too manufactured in a city overly manufactured. There I said it.
(image: taxidermy.co.uk)



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