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Fine Dining & Breathing

Fine Dining & Breathing

Auteur(s): Nate Lexington
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 A podcast about reviewing food, wine, desserts, and restaurants in the Tri-state area. It's good to enjoy the finer things in life, even better to stay alive and healthy to enjoy them. Cheers!Nate Lexington Art Nourriture et vin
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  • FDB: S Meat & Hueso (Episode 12)

    FDB: S Meat & Hueso (Episode 12)
    Sep 19 2025

    Hitting y’all with another quick hit — this time, we’re going visual.

    S Meat & Hueso is the first Colombian restaurant I ever tried in NYC, and it left a lasting impression.

    From grilled meats to hearty sides and bold flavors, this place brings the Colombian comfort without breaking the bank.
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    2 min
  • Episode 10: Two Seats, Two Stories: Izakaya Fuku & Vineapple Café

    Episode 10: Two Seats, Two Stories: Izakaya Fuku & Vineapple Café
    May 11 2025

    Fine Dining & Breathing returns for Episode 10 with a double feature that spans two boroughs and two completely different dining moods.

    First, we visit Izakaya Fuku in Jackson Heights — a compact late-night Japanese spot serving garlic skirt steak, squid with shishito peppers, and ice-cold sake. Then, we shift to a spring brunch at Vineapple Café in Brooklyn Heights, where oatmeal, breakfast sandwiches, and barista charm fill the air.

    Both spots go under the five-point grading system — atmosphere, service, presentation, taste, and price — with honest breakdowns and no food snobbery.

    Come hungry. Leave informed.

    Follow @finediningbreathing on Instagram for behind-the-scenes content and episode visuals.

    Because the best things in life are edible.
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    8 min
  • Episode 9: A Garden Library and a BLT Panino

    Episode 9: A Garden Library and a BLT Panino
    Apr 28 2025
    Fine Dining & Breathing returns with a quick but flavorful hit. Today, we visit Milk and Roses in Greenpoint, Brooklyn — a cozy spot where books line the walls, the fireplace crackles, and unlimited mimosas flow on the weekends. I break down the atmosphere, service, presentation, taste, and price — all through the eyes (and appetite) of the everyday consumer. Is this lowkey Brooklyn gem worth a visit? Let’s set the table and find out.
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    5 min
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