With a name like Gordon Ramsay attached to it, the expectations for Fish and Chips are naturally going to be high. The dirty potatoes delivered but the fish, which is supposed to be the whole point, fell completely flat. An honest review of whether this celebrity chef concept lives up to the hype.

Dashi Okume on Norman Avenue is not your typical sit down restaurant. It is a Japanese food and market collective where you can enjoy a simple, satisfying meal while browsing quality broths, ingredients, and more. Here is what to expect on a casual afternoon visit.

A return visit to Bathhouse in New York City revealed some impressive new additions, most notably a rooftop heated swimming pool that delivers a one of a kind winter wellness experience. Here is what to expect when you go.

The InnoView 15-inch monitor looks great, but the plastic base feels unstable and slides around, making it hard to trust. After dealing with cable compatibility issues and setup frustrations, I decided it’s not worth the hassle and will stick with using multiple virtual desktops instead.

At first, the stand seemed sturdy and well-built, but after using it, I realized the base takes up too much space and my 15-inch portable monitor doesn’t sit on it securely enough. It works, just not well enough to justify keeping it.

A dinner catch up with old colleagues led us to Miss Korea in Koreatown for Korean BBQ. The beef was on point, the spice level was no joke, and the company made it all worthwhile.

We accidentally ended up in the wrong auditorium at New World Stages and stumbled into Heathers the Musical. Here is what happened and why it turned out to be an unforgettable night.

Bareburger has been a staple of mine since the Forest Hills days. Meeting up with my son and an old friend at the 57th Street location proved that no matter which one you visit, the burger, cheese fries, and coconut milkshake never miss.