Entry from June 11, 2005
Taste of Times Square
The "Taste of Times Square" began in 1994 in, well, Times Square. It usually takes place on West 46th Street, between Broadway and Ninth Avenue (including Restaurant Row).
The 2006 "Taste of Times Square" is June 12th.
http://www.gothamist.com/
June 12: A Taste of Times Square
Taste the variety of international dishes that can only be found at the crossroads of the world. At this annual event, in its 13th year, you can taste everything from Spanish tapas to Indian samosas to American ribs (if you didn't OD on BBQ over the weekend); over 40 area restaurants will be represented. There is no admission to the festival; tickets valued at $1 can be redeemed for "tastes" at each of the booths. Tickets are available beginning at 3pm on at the ticket trailer on 46th Street on the day of the event. West 46th Street between Broadway and Ninth Avenue, 5pm — 8:30pm.
http://www.timessquarenyc.org/about_us/events_taste.html
TASTE OF TIMES SQUARE
WHAT: One of New York City's popular outdoor food festivals.
WHEN: June 12 from 5pm to 8:30pm (Come early for the best selection of food)
WHERE: West 46th Street between Broadway and Ninth Avenue, including historic Restaurant Row.
ADMISSION: Free. Taste of Times Square tickets can be purchased at the event and are redeemable for "tastes" and beverages at each of the booths. The main ticket booth at 46th Street and Broadway opens at 3pm; other booths throughout the neighborhood at 5pm.
15 March 1995, New York Times, "Food Notes" by Florence Fabricant, pg. C2:
The second annual Taste of Times Square, with food samples served by more than 30 restaurants, will be held on Monday from 6 to 9 P.M. at the Holiday Inn Crowne Plaza, 1605 Broadway (48th Street). Tickets are $30 at the door or $25 if purchased in advance by calling (212) 307-6216.
The event will celebrate the publication of this year's Times Square Restaurant Guide, listing more than 200 restaurants from Sixth Avenue to Eighth and 40th Street to 53d, and including 46th Street between Eighth and Ninth avenues.
9 July 1997, New York Times, "Food Notes" by Florence Fabricant, pg. C2:
The Taste of Times Square will be held on Monday at 5:30 P.M. on West 46th Street, from Eighth to Ninth Avenue. Broadway entertainers will perform and area restaurants will sell food. The event, sponsored by the Times Square Business Improvement District, will honor Arthur Cutler, the restaurateur who was an owner of Virgil's and Carmine's, who died three weeks ago.
17 June 1999, M2 Presswire:
NEW YORK, NY -- Taste of Times Square (TOTS), one of New York City's great outdoor food festivals showcasing area restaurants, will return to Times Square on Monday, June 28, 1998. Held on West 46th Street between Broadway and Ninth Avenue including the historic Restaurant Row, the event is a wonderful evening of fine food and entertainment beginning at 5:00 p.m. The event is organized by the Times Square Business Improvement District (the BID) and presented by MasterCard International. Korbel Chardonnay Champagne is the official sparkling wine and Jammin' 105 is the official radio station.
The event features more than three dozen of Times Square's great restaurants. Each restaurant provides "tastes" of their signature dishes which attendees can have in exchange for official Taste of Times Square tickets. In addition, more than a half dozen breweries will serve their featured beers.
Throughout the festival and at several bandstands guests are treated to dozens of top-notch local entertainment and classic New York street musicians. Featured this year will be a swing tent with music and dancing all evening.
There is no admission to the street festival, however TOTS coupons valued at $1 each can be purchased at the event and are redeemable for "tastes" and beverages at each of the booths. Come early for the best selection of food. Approximately 12,000 people attended TOTS in 1998.
16 June 2003, New York Post, "Tasty Treats All On a Row" by Cynthia Kilian, pg. 47:
THE 10th Annual Taste of Times Square takes over Restaurant Row tonight, offering $1 samples of signature dishes from 57 of the area's eateries. From 5 to 8 p.m., Orso, Becco, Barbetta, Sardi's and others will dole out tastes at tents on West 46th Street between Broadway and Ninth Avenue.
13 June 2004, New York Post, "The Tastiest Events This Week" by Cynthia Kilian, pg. 109:
Tomorrow at 5 p.m., Taste of Times Square takes over West 46th Street between Broadway and Ninth Avenue, including Restaurant Row, with more than 45 neighborhood eateries offering tastes of their signature dishes. Times Square's centennial will be marked with a Dance Through the Decades program featuring performances of crazes including the Charleston and Lindy Hop. There's no admission fee, and $1 tickets are redeemable for food and drink. For more info, visit http://www.timessquarealliance.org or call (212)768-1560.
8 June 2005, New York Daily News, "Cook's Calendar," pg. 52:
Sample the fare of the restaurants in the Times Square area from 5 to 8 p.m. Monday when "A Taste of Times Square" returns to W. 46th St. between Broadway and Ninth Ave. More than 50 restaurants will be featured, including Becco, Oceo and Bond 45. There's no admission; buy tickets for $1 apiece and redeem them for tastes at each of the booths. Tickets will be available starting at 3 p.m. that day at the ticket trailer on 46th St.
The 2006 "Taste of Times Square" is June 12th.
http://www.gothamist.com/
June 12: A Taste of Times Square
Taste the variety of international dishes that can only be found at the crossroads of the world. At this annual event, in its 13th year, you can taste everything from Spanish tapas to Indian samosas to American ribs (if you didn't OD on BBQ over the weekend); over 40 area restaurants will be represented. There is no admission to the festival; tickets valued at $1 can be redeemed for "tastes" at each of the booths. Tickets are available beginning at 3pm on at the ticket trailer on 46th Street on the day of the event. West 46th Street between Broadway and Ninth Avenue, 5pm — 8:30pm.
http://www.timessquarenyc.org/about_us/events_taste.html
TASTE OF TIMES SQUARE
WHAT: One of New York City's popular outdoor food festivals.
WHEN: June 12 from 5pm to 8:30pm (Come early for the best selection of food)
WHERE: West 46th Street between Broadway and Ninth Avenue, including historic Restaurant Row.
ADMISSION: Free. Taste of Times Square tickets can be purchased at the event and are redeemable for "tastes" and beverages at each of the booths. The main ticket booth at 46th Street and Broadway opens at 3pm; other booths throughout the neighborhood at 5pm.
15 March 1995, New York Times, "Food Notes" by Florence Fabricant, pg. C2:
The second annual Taste of Times Square, with food samples served by more than 30 restaurants, will be held on Monday from 6 to 9 P.M. at the Holiday Inn Crowne Plaza, 1605 Broadway (48th Street). Tickets are $30 at the door or $25 if purchased in advance by calling (212) 307-6216.
The event will celebrate the publication of this year's Times Square Restaurant Guide, listing more than 200 restaurants from Sixth Avenue to Eighth and 40th Street to 53d, and including 46th Street between Eighth and Ninth avenues.
9 July 1997, New York Times, "Food Notes" by Florence Fabricant, pg. C2:
The Taste of Times Square will be held on Monday at 5:30 P.M. on West 46th Street, from Eighth to Ninth Avenue. Broadway entertainers will perform and area restaurants will sell food. The event, sponsored by the Times Square Business Improvement District, will honor Arthur Cutler, the restaurateur who was an owner of Virgil's and Carmine's, who died three weeks ago.
17 June 1999, M2 Presswire:
NEW YORK, NY -- Taste of Times Square (TOTS), one of New York City's great outdoor food festivals showcasing area restaurants, will return to Times Square on Monday, June 28, 1998. Held on West 46th Street between Broadway and Ninth Avenue including the historic Restaurant Row, the event is a wonderful evening of fine food and entertainment beginning at 5:00 p.m. The event is organized by the Times Square Business Improvement District (the BID) and presented by MasterCard International. Korbel Chardonnay Champagne is the official sparkling wine and Jammin' 105 is the official radio station.
The event features more than three dozen of Times Square's great restaurants. Each restaurant provides "tastes" of their signature dishes which attendees can have in exchange for official Taste of Times Square tickets. In addition, more than a half dozen breweries will serve their featured beers.
Throughout the festival and at several bandstands guests are treated to dozens of top-notch local entertainment and classic New York street musicians. Featured this year will be a swing tent with music and dancing all evening.
There is no admission to the street festival, however TOTS coupons valued at $1 each can be purchased at the event and are redeemable for "tastes" and beverages at each of the booths. Come early for the best selection of food. Approximately 12,000 people attended TOTS in 1998.
16 June 2003, New York Post, "Tasty Treats All On a Row" by Cynthia Kilian, pg. 47:
THE 10th Annual Taste of Times Square takes over Restaurant Row tonight, offering $1 samples of signature dishes from 57 of the area's eateries. From 5 to 8 p.m., Orso, Becco, Barbetta, Sardi's and others will dole out tastes at tents on West 46th Street between Broadway and Ninth Avenue.
13 June 2004, New York Post, "The Tastiest Events This Week" by Cynthia Kilian, pg. 109:
Tomorrow at 5 p.m., Taste of Times Square takes over West 46th Street between Broadway and Ninth Avenue, including Restaurant Row, with more than 45 neighborhood eateries offering tastes of their signature dishes. Times Square's centennial will be marked with a Dance Through the Decades program featuring performances of crazes including the Charleston and Lindy Hop. There's no admission fee, and $1 tickets are redeemable for food and drink. For more info, visit http://www.timessquarealliance.org or call (212)768-1560.
8 June 2005, New York Daily News, "Cook's Calendar," pg. 52:
Sample the fare of the restaurants in the Times Square area from 5 to 8 p.m. Monday when "A Taste of Times Square" returns to W. 46th St. between Broadway and Ninth Ave. More than 50 restaurants will be featured, including Becco, Oceo and Bond 45. There's no admission; buy tickets for $1 apiece and redeem them for tastes at each of the booths. Tickets will be available starting at 3 p.m. that day at the ticket trailer on 46th St.
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