About me

I am a freelance food & lifestyle writer living in Park Slope, Brooklyn. I enjoy tasting menus, gimlets made with fresh lime, and beating my husband at video games. I am the creator of the popular food blog, My Husband Hates Veggies.

Jeremy Crittenden

• Chipotle Refried Beans
  Submitted on August 25, 2008
• Quick Pan Tomato Sauce
  Submitted on June 19, 2008
• Flourless Chocolate Cake
  Submitted on June 19, 2008

• Alma
  

  "Climb the stairs to the roof deck - you will be glad you did. Stunning views of the Manhattan skyline are your reward. Food is high-end Mexican - all made with quality ingredients and attention to detail. "

• Brooklyn Fish Camp
  

  "The lobster roll lives up to the hype. Decor is simple, but who needs decor when you have top-notch seafood to devour?"

• Rice Thai Kitchen
  

  "Decent Thai in a neighborhood with lots of Thai to choose from. Prices are reasonable, specials are occasionally inspired. Comfortable decor featuring hand-carved wood art."

• Aunt Suzie's Restaurant
  

  "Reasonable prices make Aunt Suzie's a big hit with the stroller set. Italian-American classics like chicken parm, spaghetti and meatballs, and veggies with garlic and oil are all on the menu here. Portions are generous, and wines are available by..."

• Russo Mozzarella And Pasta
  

  "This Italian grocery and butcher is a neighborhood favorite. Squeeze into the tiny shop for an excellent selection of fresh pastas and sauces, Italian staples and gourmet items, freshly made paninis and hot dishes, and a butcher counter. The $14.99..."

• Seventh Avenue Donuts
  

  "This 24 hour greasy spoon is a neighborhood fave. Cheap and basic coffeeshop/diner grub is accommpanied by better-than-ordinary fresh donuts. If you dine here after hours, they may even send you home with a free donut or other treat. They are happy..."

• Carriage House Inc
  

  "Bare bones sports bar (yes, they have the NFL ticket). There is a deep-fryer churning out chicken fingers and mozzarella sticks for sports fans and late-night drinkers. Beer selection is basic, but prices are reasonable. Weekends feature a popular..."

• Anthony's
  

  "Great quality brick-oven pizza. Try a calzone - they are immense with a thick charred crust. Reasonably priced menu and wine list."

• Bar BQ
  

  "Excellent bourbon and beer selection at this super-casual bar/bbq joint in South Slope. No frills here - your meat choices are served on a cafeteria style tray with plastic utensils...and there aren't many sides to choose from. If you want honest..."

• Al Di La Trattoria
  

  "Chef Anna Klinger creates a seasonal menu of exceptional Italian fare. Gete there early for a table...they don't take resys, and it fills up quickly. Definite neighborhood gem."