Michele Laudig is a writer, artist and editor eating up New York City’s deliciously diverse food scene. Currently senior editor at Zagat in Manhattan, she was the staff restaurant critic and food blogger at Phoenix New Times since 2006, where she wrote cover stories, a weekly column and daily blog posts. Michele co-authored 100 Years, 100 Chefs, 100 Recipes, an Arizona Centennial Legacy Project published in February 2012, and has also written for Phoenix Magazine, Edible Phoenix, The Arizona Republic, Sommelier Journal and Hemispheres.
In previous lives, she served as New Times’ music editor, styled fashion shoots, toured with a rock ‘n roll band and lived in Tokyo. She has a B.A. in East Asian Studies from Columbia.
[gallery] This vintage bag at Golyester in L.A. pretty much says it all.I don't need New Year's to make a resolution. After last weekend's quick but highly entertaining jaunt to Los Angeles, I've decided that regular visits are in order. Yeah, that might be dangerous for my wallet because the urge to spend strikes a lot harder at that city's unusual ...
Moroccan baked eggs with lamb sausage. Lemon ricotta pancakes. Crispy bacon. Truffled fingerlings. A little over two years ago, I randomly grabbed a bite with a friend at a restaurant in Venice called Gjelina. I'd never heard of it. Little did I ...