Eating Scandalously in New York
In New York, you have to take your history where you can find it. The city has changed so much over it's 400 years of existence and much has been lost, particularly when it comes to Scandalous Women. The building where Evelyn Nesbit spent on Stanford White's red velvet swing collapsed a few years ago, the original Madison Square Garden no longer exists, and the Vanderbilt and Astor mansions have long since been torn down for high rise buildings. However, one thing you can do is eat scandalously. The following eateries pay homage to some of the Scandalous Women that I have written about in the past. The photo above is the Lillie Langtry room at Keen's Steakhouse which is located a stone's throw away from Macy's Department store. Keen's has been around since 1885, which makes it one of the oldest restaurants in NYC and one of the few that still exist from the 19th century. Lillie Langtry was the first woman customer at Keen's and i...