Best kept secrets of East Greenbush dining
Susie Davidson Powell highlights Chez Mike, Nic s Trattoria, SriSiam in this Critic s Notebook
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Pizza is cooked in a 750-degree wood-fired oven at Nic s Trattoria in East Greenbush. (Photo by Konrad Odhiambo/For the Times Union.)Konrad Odhiambo/For the Times UnionShow MoreShow Less
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Inside the wood-fired pizza oven at Nic s Trattoria in East Greenbush. (Photo by Drew Harris/Nic s Trattoria.)Drew Harris/Nic s TrattoriaShow MoreShow Less
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Cocktail at Nic s Trattoria in East Greenbush. (Photo by Drew Harris/Nic s Trattoria.)Drew Harris/Nic s TrattoriaShow MoreShow Less
Critic s notebook: Best kept secrets of East Greenbush dining
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McCormack:
Cafe Rakka for baba ganoush or chicken on the sajj [tenderloins in saffron, herbs, spices and yogurt].Â
Newton and Nguyen:
Folk for pizzas and veggie-forward dishes.
Singto:
Weger:
East Side Banh Mi. Gracieâs Big Salad with tofu [papaya, pickles, fried shallots, citrus-soy vinaigrette]; any of their veg specials; and always the gluten-free cookie!Â
Surti:
Deg Thaiâs new spot on Nolensville is incredible. I get tom yum or kra prao moo [stir fry with pork, holy basil, garlic, chilis, Thai-fried egg]. Their chili tray also has some of the best spicy condiments in town.
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Distance: Eight blocks
Start: At the corner of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Dr. (Old World Third Street) and Highland Avenue
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