Press & Reviews

"At his new American gastropub Gus and Gabriel, chef Michael Psilakis reinvents diner classics with farm-fresh ingredients. For his version of an all-American salad ($7.95), he tops long crunchy hearts of romaine lettuce with smoky bacon, hard-boiled eggs, carrots, red onions, cheddar cheese, cherry tomatoes, cucumbers, red and green peppers, and croutons. In typical diner form, it comes with your choice of a housemade dressing, but with an option such as the "blue cheese and smoky roasted tomato emulsified with rendered bacon fat," making a decision should be easy."

- New York Post , 8/23/2009

"He may call it a gastropub, but what Psilakis has really done is open a kick-ass diner that doesn't serve breakfast."

- Serious Eats New York, 7/14/2009

Kefi basement reborn as trim, warm gastropub. New Michael Psilakis venture name checks his dad and his son, pulls for a familial vibe. Smart comfort food abounds, think chili dogs, fried chicken, potato skins. Barbecued pork butt great eating, try to order without excessive giggling. Craft beers on tap, hard stuff available by the flask. (Don't worry if you don't finish, they'll save it for your next visit. And you will be back.)

- Blackbookmag.com

   



"Credit the pastry chef for the rich, cushiony biscuits that accompanied batterless fried chicken, giblet gravy, and mashed potatoes ($13.95); bring a basketful and I could eat them, without adornment, all evening long...."

- Eatingintranslation.com

"There are standards like chili, French onion soup, and sandwiches composed of homemade pastrami and corn beef, not to mention a full list of drinks for grownups in your group. From the bar, there are 50 beers and 70 varieties of bourbon, scotch, and rum ..."

- Foodandthings.com

"The American comfort food trend is taken to an extreme here: tater tots, nachos, potato skins, burgers. But since Michael Psilakis (Anthos) is the mastermind behind the meals and Kostas Kalandris is the executive chef, it's not like anything you'd eat from a TV tray. The tater tots are made with barbecue pork, cheddar and jalapeno; the nachos are a pile of light, homemade tortilla chips; and burgers sport toppings like roasted mushrooms and Gruyere. Even the hot dogs are gourmet, made in-house, ideal with Coney Island Sword Swallower beer. For dessert are throwbacks like sundaes and minty chocolate cake. Despite how the menu sounds, this is no diner. Rather, it's a good-looking Upper West Side restaurant without pretensions.

- Nycgo.com

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