“People keep asking what type of cuisine this is.”
,” by the band Sorry Mom, played on the speakers inside. Friends of the owners popped by for a glass of Hudson Valley pét-nat, and I overheard another customer tell their friend that, these days, they really aren’t eating anywhere else.
“I think, for me, the perspective is what do I have to offer?” says Kushnir. “If I want to just open another restaurant in New York that’s like everybody else’s, what’s the point?” Their landlord at the time knew they were food obsessives and asked if they were at all interested in taking over the small space downstairs. They had debated a restaurant “for years,” according to Lahat, and the commute — a few flights of stairs — made the idea irresistible. In late 2018, they opened Foxface Sandwiches and quickly gained
One Mouthfuls user named Dennis Lopez was curious because he had followed Kushnir’s posts on the forum for years, finding him to be outspoken and happy to explain his high standards. Naturally, Lopez wondered,I think this is going to be awesome, but wouldn’t it be a laugh if it wasn’t?David Santos, Ori Kushnir, and Sivan Lahat in the kitchen.“This restaurant feels both precise and alive and unlike anything happening in New York City right now,” says Raquel “Raq” Vo, the beverage director.
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