What a weekend.
The weather was stellar. The Sox took two out of three from the Yankees. You redefined what it means to wear seersucker (it now means something akin to “shimmering”).
And now, we bring word of where you’ll be lunching tomorrow.
And yes, it’s on the water.
Presenting Aragosta, your new haven for Lobster and Truffle Crostini and long nights boozing along the waterfront, opening tomorrow in the former Sensing space at Battery Wharf.
So the next time you have a work lunch with that cheery fellow from the board, and recall his storied affinity for Fisherman’s Stew when moving already successful bosses further up the chain, this is your spot (the broth may even get you more stock options).
You’ll also want to use this as a date option when the decision has been made to carb-load on pasta together. And while the Gnocchi with Slow-Cooked Lamb Shoulder and Pappardelle Bolognese are fine inside, something about the sea air perfectly complements dense pasta, so hit the patio.
About that patio: you and about 59 of your friends can kick back while devouring hand-selected salumi and rounds of beer over the salty sounds of the waterfront.
Yes, clinking bottles is considered a classic waterfront sound.
The weather was stellar. The Sox took two out of three from the Yankees. You redefined what it means to wear seersucker (it now means something akin to “shimmering”).
And now, we bring word of where you’ll be lunching tomorrow.
And yes, it’s on the water.
Presenting Aragosta, your new haven for Lobster and Truffle Crostini and long nights boozing along the waterfront, opening tomorrow in the former Sensing space at Battery Wharf.
So the next time you have a work lunch with that cheery fellow from the board, and recall his storied affinity for Fisherman’s Stew when moving already successful bosses further up the chain, this is your spot (the broth may even get you more stock options).
You’ll also want to use this as a date option when the decision has been made to carb-load on pasta together. And while the Gnocchi with Slow-Cooked Lamb Shoulder and Pappardelle Bolognese are fine inside, something about the sea air perfectly complements dense pasta, so hit the patio.
About that patio: you and about 59 of your friends can kick back while devouring hand-selected salumi and rounds of beer over the salty sounds of the waterfront.
Yes, clinking bottles is considered a classic waterfront sound.
