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Andrew Tarlow’s first Manhattan restaurant possesses the kind of assured confidence that can come only from experience.

For all its protestations of humility — it’s just a little “corner store” — the Corner Store has, in short order, become basically out of reach for the average diner. Good luck popping in. By 5 p.m.