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you have an antagonism
toward the owner or if
one person in the restau-
rant offends you, you
shouldn't base your
judgment on an-
tagonisms that are per-
sonal.'
"Justine DeLace, New
York Magazine: The critic
must take into account the
restaurant and have some
compassion, rather than
opening and closing restau-
rants like Clive Barnes used
to open and close Broadway
celebrate your
plays. If a restaurant has
many good elements, maybe
birthday at
a critic should wait a month
and then go back, before de-
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stroying it because one dish
was off. I really think it is
RESTAURANT
irresponsible to go once or
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twice and do a hatchet job
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on a restaurant, particu-
larly a new restaurant.'
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"Gael Greene, New
Details 643-8865
York Magazine: 'My re-
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sponsibility is to get a
true sense of a place and
to convey the way it feels
to be there, to give yciu an
idea of whether you
would want to be there,
whether it is worth the
money, to discover new
places, to expose those
that are frauds in some
way.
`I don't bother with the
small fry, a little restaurant
that is not good and just ap-
pears on the scene. It is
569-2120 going to make it because it
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will suit some need of the
neighborhood or it will dis-
appear — it doesn't need to
be hit with a cannon. But a
restaurant that opens with
a great deal of publicity and
flash, and isn't good; should
be commented on.'
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MON.-SAT. 3 p.m. to 8 p.m.
"Barbara Rader: News-
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food critic is that I want to
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bring good news to people. If
I have bad news, I want to
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give it in such a way that if
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can say, O.K.
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maybe I
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should correct whatever
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this is.'
`I feel that I am an om-
budsman, a person who is
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the spokesman for the reg-
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ular, walking-around res-
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taurant patron, and to
imbue my role with any-
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thing else is horrendous.
`I'm fair but sometimes
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the restaurant doesn't feel
that I have been. People say
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to me, 'Oh, you've got such
power, you can make or
break a restaurant.' I do not
believe that.
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`I believe that if a restau-
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rant is good and I bring good
news about this good res-
taurant, it will continue to
be good and fine. But, if a
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restaurant's lousy, it's
under 12.
going to be lousy anyway.
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The chef's hat is my symbol
ratl: er than stars — I've
given four hats to restau-
rants and they have gone
out of business. The restau-
rant makes the restaurant.'
"Raymond Sololov,
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films. They are supposed
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to write about it in an in-
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telligent way and they
are supposed to increase
the public awareness of
the art which they judge.
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talking about is food. I
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"Stendahl, the New York
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Daily
News: To sum up my
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philosophy, and I try to live
Tue. Sat. 5 p.m. 10 p.m
up to it, I try to do good for
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the customer, not the res-
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taurant. But I try to be fair
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to both, the customer and
the restaurant, and that's
why I don't believe in stars.
I think to rate things that
way is very foolish. I try to
say these things are the
good things, these things
are the bad things, now you
draw you own conclusion.
`I think fairness is im-
portant, not to show off, not
to let your personality or
personal prejudices enter
into your writing so much
that you overshadow what
is fair. I give a Bent Spoon
Award, but I'm not a
hatchet man. It is easy to
find fault with a restaurant.
But if a restaurant makes a
foolish mistake, they should
know about it.
`I like to be treated like a
king, if I am paying a lot of
money.. I say that the diner's
credo should be: let them
know how you feel. It's your
money. If you sit quietly and
let them rip you off, it is
your own fault. Dining is a
Gestalt experience and it
should be — the atmos-
phere, the service and the
decor is every bit as impor-
tant as the food.' "
WHEN BANDLEADER
Jimmy Henderson talks
about the Glenn Miller
"sound" he's talking about a
licensed name and original
musical arrangements used
by no other band. Those ar-
rangements feature
melodies on clarinet and
tenor sax, with harmonies
produced by three other
saxophones. Trombones and
trumpets add punctuation.
It'll appear this Wednes-
day at P'Jazz on the Pool-
side Terrace of Hotel
Pontchartrain . . . opening
with its theme, "Moonlight
Serenade" . . . and playing
"Tuxedo Junction," "Chat-
tanooga Choo-Choo," "Lit-
tle Brown Jug," "String of
Pearls," "Serenade in Blue"
and more.
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