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Resy Features   Charleston

Bintü Atelier Brings Charleston a Take on Its Own West African Heritage

Bintou N’Daw’s restaurant showcases not only her own Senegalese heritage but also how the city’s foodways are deeply woven with West African culture.

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Resy Features   Austin

At Austin’s El Naranjo, a Nuanced Mexican Legacy Gets to Shine

Chef Iliana de la Vega ran one of Oaxaca’s top restaurants before being forced to relocate to Texas. Her cooking quietly shows the remarkable depths of that region’s cuisine.

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Dishes at the pass at Lutèce

Resy Spotlight   Washington D.C.

How Lutèce Became America’s Perfect Take on the Neobistro

The Washington, D.C., restaurant and chef Matt Conroy have captured the spirit of Paris’ new-wave dining scene, in a form that also reflects this country’s deep love of French cooking.

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Guides   Miami

How to Spend a Perfect 72 Hours Eating Your Way Through Miami

Miami continues to level up its restaurant game. From Michelin stars to backyard pop-ups turned national darlings, the South Florida…

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Resy Features   Washington D.C.

Lapis Isn’t Just a Restaurant — It’s a Pillar of Afghan Culture in D.C.

As the youngest child in his family, Zubair Popal was doted on by his mother. Her constant prayer for him…

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Resy Features   San Francisco

Take a Culinary Tour of the Regions of Thailand at the Small Yet Mighty Prik Hom

Prik Hom distinguishes itself from the growing list of Thai American restaurants through a personal interpretation of regional Thai cooking.

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Resy Features   Washington D.C.

With The Restaurant Community at Its Heart, H Street Turns Another New Leaf

On a rainy, blustery night recently, Providencia was buzzing. Stashed away in an alley off H Street NE, inside it’s…

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Resy Features   Houston

The Omakase at Neo Mixes In East And West And Everything in Between

What differentiates the omakase at Houston’s Neo from everyone else is the chefs’ avant-garde approach, mixing Japanese tradition, their Mexican heritage, and more.

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Palm trees in Beverly Hills

Resy Features   Los Angeles

Everything You Thought You Knew About Beverly Hills Was Wrong

Look, I’m willing to admit it here: I misjudged Beverly Hills. But as someone who grew up in Southern California…

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A classic martini from Theodora in New York

Resy Features   National

The Martini Is Back, and It’s Not Going Anywhere

It was the “martini service” on the menu at The Corner Store that caught my attention: a squid-like silver service apparatus,…

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