Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Orient Express Cocktail Bar
to NA1K)- I think you may be confusing ''New York'' magazine with ''the New Yorker'', the former is a local publication while the latter is a national publication with a much broader readership. ''New York'' magazine is a local publication akin to ''Boston'' magazine, both of which cover social aspects of the two cities in which they are based. In either case you are again ascribing the publications notability with the depth of coverage of the subject within the magazine. Just because a publication is notable does not make the subject covered by the publication notable, we have to look at how the subject is covered within the publication. Is the coverage outine|routine or does it go into depth and give a broad picture of the subject? In this case we are seeing simple blurbs, reviews and topical coverage that only establishes the verifiability of the subject. Just because it appears in print does not mean it is notable
— User:Jerem43, 17:33, 18 September 2012 (UTC)
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