LA Times
“The new openness is epitomized by Freeman, who believes that ‘a younger dining set’ is looking for a ‘voice and face to identify with’.”
Read MoreNY Law
“Restaurant Girl is one of the more well-traveled food blogs on the Web. We sat down with her to learn more about the life of a food blogger.”
Read MoreNYT Dining
“Danyelle Freeman, the restaurant critic for The New York Daily News is taking the opposite approach. She’s calling in the lawyers to reclaim her name.”
Read MoreReal Simple
“My policy is never to settle when it comes to food. If you feel you’ve made a bad choice, cut your losses and quietly exit.”
Read MoreDebonair
“She combines a young, urban hipness with a genuine love for food, the dining experience and has an undeniable sex-appeal.”
Read MoreDaily News
“Another cheap decor trick by Freeman: buy a Polaroid camera and take a photo of each of your guests.”
Read MorePeople
“What’s In and What’s Out,” Danyelle Freeman weighs in on the latest on her food radar.
Read MoreNew York Post
“It’s Danyelle Freeman’s job to eat so she saves most of her calories for dining out at night.”
Read MoreDaily News
“…Freeman, the brains and taste buds behind restaurantgirl.com, the popular dining blog of reviews, chef profiles and news that she launched in January 2006.”
Read MoreLucky
“If there’s one thing that Danyelle Freeman, the voice of restaurantgirl.com, has mastered, it’s the art of entertaining.”
Read MoreSunday Styles
“Ms. Freeman was the first to break the news that the Russian Tea Room was re-opening with Gary Robins as head chef…”
Read MoreNew York Mag
“We turned to a virtual army of local experts – chefs, restauranteurs, critics, bloggers – in 30 neighborhoods. Their secrets are now your dinners.”
Read MoreDaily News
“Season to taste: the best summer fare. You can still delight in lobster rolls and hot dogs and ice cream on hot sweltering days.”
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