From: shallotpeel@rcn.com 
  
 In nyc.food on Tue, 19 Aug 2003 12:11:42 GMT  in Msg.# 
 , Frank Lynch 
  wrote: 
  
 > Beyond the blackout issues, this is in line with my recollection of 
 > the food at 2nd Street Cafe: unremarkable and I could do better. The 
 > difference you saw in the mac & cheese doesn't seem that exceptional 
 > to me, either: I think when I've made mac & cheese from anything but a 
 > blue box it comes out that way (I think even the forzen Stouffers does 
 > that...)  Can't tell you when I'll be at 2nd Street Cafe next: it 
 > would require passing many full restaurants on 7th Ave. 
  
 I like the 2nd Street Cafe, personally. Usually I tend to go for their 
 salads in general, a beet salad in particular, good grilled cheese 
 salads. On occasion I'm hungry for a burger just like theirs. I've 
 been trying to figure out where it is that I like their Mac & Cheese. 
 I can't decide whether it's at the Chat & Chew or at the Comfort 
 Diner. But, I'm only in the mood for it every once in awhile & could 
 never imagine why anyone would go for the Stouffer's frozen. 
  
 So, what do you like on 7th Ave.? 
  
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