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Read NowAt a Mexican restaurant? Try the enchiladas. A pizzeria? The Margherita pie is the ultimate test.
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The personalized DIY pie is only one of the owner's innovations.
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The cemita is the signature sandwich of Puebla, Mexico.
Chef Jesse Schenker's latest restaurant is on the ground floor of a luxe apartment building.
Both the dining room and kitchen are big enough for parties.
While the owners acknowledged that "healthy" is a moving target, they are bullish on vegetables and whole grains.
The Smithtown-based Raan Thai has spent the last five years curating a following for dependable Thai food.
The beans, the pastries, the groceries — all are made on Long Island.
Top your pie with fresh mozzarella, pepperoni or chicken tikka masala.
The new eatery is serving elevated comfort fare.
