View all 10 In some ways, this is an emblematic pandemic-era restaurant tale, a somewhat convoluted story of doing whatever it takes to make it through the winter. It starts with Good Enough To Eat, an Upper West Side staple, famous especially for its brunch, since 1981. Launched by Carrie Levin and Ann Nickinson on Amsterdam Avenue (they catered my wedding in 1994), the comfort-food favorite moved over to Columbus in 2013 after their landlord refused to renew the lease, partnering with Jeremy Wladis and The Restaurant Group. Today, Good Enough To Eat has both sidewalk and curbside se...