Mémé Is Memorable
David Snyder dines at David Katz’s Mémé and is taken back to a world less complicated.
For Katz, “rustic” and “simple” are not terms of limitation — they’re opportunities to impress. While the kitchen builds all of its plates with elements that have compatible chemistries, Mémé is at its best when it applies a technique in an inventive way to make classic flavors taste even better than you remember.
A Lasting Mémé-ry [City Paper]
Mémé [Official Site]
