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Isao Yamada at the counter of his namesake restaurant.

Behind the LineNew York

12 Hours at Yamada: Everything That Goes Into a Single Kaiseki Service

A glimpse into a day at Yamada, from renowned kaiseki master Isao Yamada, from the lens of photographer Ben Hon.

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New on ResyNational

13 of the Hottest New Openings Across the Country

There’s no way not to mourn the end of summer — tomato season, we hardly knew ye — but this…

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Behind the LineNew York

11 Hours at Corima: Imagining Great Things

A glimpse into a day at the Michelin-starred restaurant from chef Fidel Caballero, from photographer and journalist Michael Harlan Turkell.

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River Twice tomato sandwich

One Great DishPhiladelphia

Why River Twice’s Heirloom Tomato Sandwich Is the Dish of the Summer

Seemingly simple but utterly complex and packed with flavor, this summertime delight is a splurge-worthy showstopper. 



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Resy FeaturesDallas

The Secrets Behind the Legendary Hospitality at Dallas’ French Room

In 1912, The French Room opened its doors in the Adolphus Hotel in downtown Dallas, a mirage built into life…

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Resy FeaturesNational

The New Age of the Baked Alaska

Like Yahweh, Vishnu, or your own personal Jesus, the baked Alaska is called by many names. Bombe Alaska, Alaska flambé, soufflé…

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Resy FeaturesWashington D.C.

Behind the Scenes at D.C.’s Lutèce

Photographer Rey Lopez spent the day with chef Matt Conroy and his team to understand how the French spirit of the néobistro has found a home on these shores.

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Bintü Atelier dish

Resy FeaturesCharleston

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 FeaturesAustin

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 SpotlightWashington 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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