Kaitlyn Rosati is a local journalist based in New York City, specializing in food, travel, and lifestyle content. With her work featured in various publications, including the New York Daily News and Time Out Group plc, Kaitlyn explores the hidden gems of NYC's dining scene and shares her experiences with readers. Her articles provide insight into unique eateries and showcase the diverse culinary landscape of the city.
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Kaitlyn Rosati's coverage primarily focuses on highlighting local dining gems and seasonal attractions in New York City. Her articles predominantly include reviews, promotional deals, and seasonal features related to food, beverage, restaurants, and hidden culinary treasures.
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By: Kaitlyn Rosati
As a frequent traveler, mishaps are unavoidable. Whether it’s delayed flights, lost or damaged luggage or getting ripped off by a cab driver, I’ve had my fair share of travel-gone-wrong stories. However, when I have a day of back-to-back bad travel luck, I can’t help but wonder if the universe has i
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Here are 9 New York eateries open on Turkey Day this year that we recommend, whether you want a traditional holiday meal or something a little different.
By: Kaitlyn Rosati
It was a sunny October day, so it only felt appropriate to pretend it was still summer. Summer, to me, always means seafood.
By: Kaitlyn Rosati
“What would your last meal be?” For me, that answer is chicken parm and one of my favorites in the city is all the way down in the Rockaways at Rocco’s of Roc Beach.
By: Kaitlyn Rosati
In 2018, the Spanish Benevolent Society opened La Nacional, a restaurant that pays homage to traditional Spanish cooking. It's far more than just a hidden dining gem; it's a hidden slice of history, too.
By: Kaitlyn Rosati
These may be fighting words, but we’d pit the cheesesteaks at Fedoroff’s in Williamsburg against anything the City of Brotherly Love has to offer.
By: Kaitlyn Rosati
It's no secret I'm constantly on a hunt for a good burger and, luckily for me, New York has a competitive market for the classic American dish.
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