Keith Wagstaff is a city editor at New York Citysearch, mainly covering the world of restaurants. He received his degree in print journalism from the University of Southern California; afterwards he promptly moved to New York, which proved to be one of the best decisions of his life.

He currently helps write Citysearch’s restaurant blog, The Feedbag, along with James Beard Award-winner Josh Ozersky. Keith has been quoted by everyone from ABC.com to Fashion Week Daily, and has opined on such varied radio outlets as CBS and ESPN.

When not working for Citysearch, Keith assists his fellow half-Asians with the innovative new supper club Hapa Kitchen, helps organize the North Brooklyn Story Project (an oral history project sponsored by Neighbors Allied for Good Growth) and comments on his own neighborhood’s development on his blog Williamsburg is Dead. He has also contributed to such publications as Zink Magazine, Brooklyn Based and many others.

Blog Entries by Keith Wagstaff

Sustainable Seafood and the City

Posted July 7, 2009 | 09:27 AM (EST)


The rise of the real estate bubble saw the emergence of a devil-may-care meat culture, with every restaurant in New York City rushing to put some new variation of pork belly on the menu. From this sudden meat mania sprung the PC carnivore. In 2006, Michael Pollan's The Omnivore's Dilemma...

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