A “kitchen anthropologist,” he created a mecca in Manhattan for chefs, writers, scholars, everyday cooks and anyone else who is, well, hungry for culinary knowledge.
Source: New York Times
Nach Waxman, Founder of a Bookstore Where Foodies Flock, Dies at 84
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