Photograph: Paul Wagtouicz
Photograph: Paul Wagtouicz |

Tuna casserole at Golden Cadillac Food & Drink

Tackling the Campbell’s muck of canned tuna and condensed soup, chef Miguel Trinidad (Jeepney, Maharlika) upgrades the dish at this groovy cocktail bar. The tinned provisions are swapped for from-scratch cream-of-mushroom soup and olive-oil-poached tuna, laced with al dente egg noodles and studded with plump peas. For that golden-brown crust, Trinidad opts for crispy, butter-dotted panko, putting your Aunt Mildred’s soggy crushed-potato-chip topping to shame. 13 First Ave at 1st St (212-995-5151, goldencadillacnyc.com). $7.

Comfort food in NYC: Best new casserole dishes

In the last gasp of winter (fingers crossed!), New York City restaurants are firing up highbrow takes on that comfort-food classic, the casserole.

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This season’s polar vortex has had more comebacks than Matthew McConaughey, and there’s no better way to wait out what are hopefully the last weeks of winter than with a hearty casserole. We’ve rounded up a warming cross-section of updates on the classic comfort food, from some of New York’s newest spots: French cassoulet at Mountain Bird, British fish pie at East Pole and steamy Chinese pots at RedFarm. Grab a scarf and a spoon and dig in—see you in spring.

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