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[Wilfrid]

Not for a moment.

[Stone]

Because it's not the kind of pop-up you were referring to.

[Adrian]

Is the Union Square Greenmarket a popup market?

[mitchells]

Is the Union Square Greenmarket a popup market?

Only on the days Frej is open.

[Wilfrid]

Le Cirque is a pop-up. Three locations already.

[Wilfrid]

Anyway, back to Isa.

Should I go back and re-review it?

[Stone]

Certainly. It's the most important restaurant in North America in the past 10 years. Except for Acme and Mile End.

[oakapple]

Should I go back and re-review it?

Freemans is a shorter walk, and it's the same chefs.

[Wilfrid]

Depressing thought.

[oakapple]

For the next few days, at least, Taavo is likely to be at Isa. He can give you sartorial advice. He's the most influential stylist in North America.

[Adrian]

Ladies and gentlemen, oakapple and Stone: tastemakers, arbiters of downtown cool, and preeminent cultural critics.

[Stone]

Hey, hey, leave me out of your little squabbles.

[Orik]

Also, apparently, by Frej itself.

Which you said was not the source of the pop-up description?

Seriously, a discussion requires certain things to hold, like, people can't reverse their arguments on a message by message basis. I'm done.

[Wilfrid]

Also, apparently, by Frej itself.

Which you said was not the source of the pop-up description?

Seriously, a discussion requires certain things to hold, like, people can't reverse their arguments on a message by message basis. I'm done.

No, I didn't say that. I said that anyone could arrive at the conclusion (as I did) without seeing what Frej said on the subject. I said "apparently," because I take your word for it.

And I don't have an argument to reverse. I think you're arguing that Frej's not a "pop up", which you're free to do, but I'm not sure why you're arguing that or why it even matters.

[Wilfrid]

Here's the new menu. Looks like one of the old menus - apart from the food.

quirky

Meatballs! Roast chicken! Pork chop!