Here's the New Yorker with "Additional Restaurant Letter Grades." There's the MF—(Momofuku Fee): "...[F]or a twenty-dollar surcharge customers are invited to pretend that it is Momofuku." And then the FR—(Fieri Reparations): "...[M]anagement at Guy's American Kitchen & Bar has taken steps to fine-tune the dining experience, introducing such new features as napkins, seasonally appropriate nachos, a strict 'bro' quota, and a six-course 'Donkey Sauce flight.'" [New Yorker]
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