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In the food world, David Chang is as much a ubiquity as he is a man. But beyond his juggernaut of influence—the ever-proliferating restaurants in America and abroad, Lucky Peach magazine, the line...
Einat Admony, the female-chef behind Balaboosta (good, not great) and Taim (serving some of the finest falafel in New York), has another winner on her hands, making her West Village spot Bar...
Once upon a time, New York restaurants were a fairy tale world of conspicuous consumption. Investment banks had funny names like Bear Stearns and Lehman Brothers. And hedge funders feasted at fancy...
Let's get right to the meat of matter: Root & Bone serves New York's best new fried chicken. In fact I'll go even further. This young Alphabet City spot sells some of the most ambitious poultry of...
The youthfully gray-haired John Winterman, a self-proclaimed "maitre diva" who once plied his jacket and tie trade at Daniel, Charlie Trotter's, and other white linen factories, strolls over to an...
Amid all the fine talk about hospitality and (salutary) diner background checks, it can be easy to overlook the fact that Will Guidara and chef Daniel Humm, two of America's most guest-oriented...