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Resy SpotlightLos Angeles

How Baroo Wooed L.A. With Its Sense of Whimsy

For a restaurant that began as a 16-seater in an East Hollywood strip mall with no signage, reappeared down the…

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Alice Lam flowers.

Resy FeaturesLos Angeles

Behind the Scenes With L.A.’s Most Sought-After Restaurant Florist

At Tonchin on Melrose on a recent weekday morning, vats of tonkotsu broth in various stages of completion simmer in…

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Resy FeaturesMiami

Welcome to Miami, Lionel Messi: Here’s Everything to Know About Dining Here (and Where to Eat)

Dear Mr. Lionel Messi, Welcome to Miami. Or as we say here in South Florida: “Bienvenidos,” which loosely translated means,…

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Resy FeaturesChicago

10 Years In, Neighborhood Gem Gather Continues to Live Up to its Name

Chicago is a city built on neighborhood restaurants. Ten years after owner David Breo chose an intimate space on Lincoln…

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InterviewsNew York

Karen DeMasco Rejoins Gramercy Tavern — This Time as the Executive Pastry Chef

Since the start of the pandemic, restaurants with pastry chefs on staff have become a rare breed in New York…

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Resy FeaturesNew YorkNational

Six Ways That Momofuku Ko Forever Changed American Dining

Momofuku Ko was not David Chang’s first successful restaurant in New York City, nor is it his most anthemic. Those…

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Resy SpotlightLos Angeles

How The Galley, Age 90, Became Santa Monica’s Most Beloved Nautical Dive

The mermaid seated comfortably in a canoe that levitates above the entrance is the first thing that tells you this…

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Resy SpotlightChicago

It’s Always a Full House at Bucktown’s Beloved Club Lucky

I sprint to the bus stop just in time to watch said bus whizz by, and curse aloud, knowing that…

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InterviewsNew York

How Ella Schmidt Built Maite Into a Cross-Cultural Queer Haven

Ella Schmidt designed Maite as a refuge for anyone. In 2015, after years spent cooking at restaurants ranging from the…

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A spread of Basque-inspired dishes from Txikito

Resy FeaturesNew York

Eight Moments That Changed Spanish Cuisine in New York

For decades, Spanish food in New York was mediocre and monolithic, replete with generic tapas and parboiled-rice paella. The braised…

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