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Anonymity

  1. Oh Sherry
    A Critical Exchange: Anonymity For An Upstairs Table? [Updated]Are critics announcing their arrivals at restaurants now, or just making reservations over Twitter?
    By Hadley Tomicki
  2. Unmasked
    Sifton Flaunts His FaceSeen enough?
    By Alyssa Shelasky
  3. Anonymity
    Do You Like Your Critics to be Anonymous?One critic wonders whether he should show his face.
    By Nick Kindelsperger
  4. The Other Critcs
    Restaurateurs, This Is What Robert Sietsema Looks and Sounds LikeWhat happened to that whole anonymity thing?
    By Daniel Maurer
  5. Ask Platt
    Adam Platt Bumps Into Himself at AnnisaOur esteemed critic reacts to an all-points bulletin discovered at the new Annisa.
    By Adam Platt
  6. The Other Critics
    Vettel Gets Made at Sepia; Brand BBQ and The Fifth Both TankPlus: Bruno wonders if the Atrium Wine Bar is the find of the year.
    By Helen Rosner
  7. Other Blogs
    Who is the Mysterious Butcher’s Grip?A Chicago chef has started an anonymous blog chronicling his love of offal.
    By Helen Rosner
  8. Mediavore
    Composting in Elementary School; BPA Found in Canned FoodPlus: Critical anonymity falls to bloggers, and Manischewitz returns to its roots, all in our morning news roundup.
    By Helen Rosner
  9. The Other Critics
    Frank Bruni Was Known for His Funky SneakersThe critic admits it has long been hard to stay anonymous.
    By Daniel Maurer
  10. Back of the House
    Outed Sun-Times Critic SpeaksChicago critic Pat Bruno says anonymity isn’t a big deal. Oh, and blogs are bad!
    By Aileen Gallagher
  11. Back of the House
    Waiters Eat for Free If They Catch a CriticA Chicago critic blows his anonymity; meanwhile, New York servers and critics are still playing hide-and-seek.
    By Daniel Maurer
  12. The Other Critics
    Abbe Diaz Rats Out Restaurant Girl, Searches for Herself on CraigslistThe former ‘maître d’ to the stars’ says Danyelle Freeman’s presence sent the staff into a tizzy, at the expense of other diners.
    By Daniel Maurer