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Interviews

At Time and Tide, Jamal James Kent’s Legacy Lives On

When diners walk into the new seafood restaurant Time and Tide near Madison Square Park later this month, they will…

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Resy Features

The Enduring Old-School, New-School Legacy of Rubirosa

If you’ve ever found yourself in seat 12 at Rubirosa’s bulkhead bar, near the far end away from the entrance,…

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Letter of Recommendation

M. Wells, a Singularly Special, Gonzo Sensation of a Restaurant, Bids Adieu

M. Wells is closing its doors on Dec. 31, 2024. By the time they’d dropped the venison in blood sauce,…

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A busy night at Estela

10 Years of Resy

10 Moments That Defined the Last Decade of Dining in New York

Resy, which got its start right here in New York in 2014, turns 10 years old this summer, and we’re…

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Gramercy Tavern exterior

Letter of Recommendation

Why Gramercy Tavern Endures as One of New York’s Best Restaurants

Certain restaurants imprint themselves onto you from the very first time you walk in the door and — if you’re…

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Danny Bowien

Interviews

Why Danny Bowien Brought Mission Chinese Food Back to New York

An Update: Following the success of this summer’s pop-up, Danny Bowien and the Cha Kee team have decided to bring…

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Jerald and Nhung Dao Head of Mắm

Resy Spotlight

How Mắm, Once a Humble Pop-Up, Is Shifting Perceptions of Vietnamese Food in New York

Mayukh Sen is the James Beard Award-winning author of Taste Makers (2021) and the forthcoming Love, Queenie (2025). Ben Hon…

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Meju dish

Interviews

“Meju Isn’t Just About Delicious Food — It’s a Story”

In New York today, it’s impossible to understate the prevalence and impact of contemporary Korean cuisine. Restaurants like Atomix, Jua, Soogil, and…

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Resy Features

Meet the Chef Helping to Build a Culture of Inclusion at New York’s Tatiana

Danisia “Chef D” Anderson, sous chef at New York’s critically acclaimed Tatiana, By Kwame Onuwachi, never expected to be a…

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Love Letters

A Love Letter to Bed-Stuy, and the Restaurants That Make New York Home

Fifteen years ago, Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, was a different place. There was no Shake Shack outpost as you emerged from the…

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