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Resy SpotlightNationalNew York

The Timeless Joy of French Restaurants

I’m seated in the far-right corner booth of the recently opened La Brasserie on a particularly gray late afternoon in…

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InterviewsNew YorkParis

Why Is New York So Obsessed with French Restaurants?

We talk to Resy’s resident Francophiles Jon Bonné and Noëmie Carrant to unpack New York’s eternal obsession with French restaurants.

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GuidesAtlanta

The Ultimate Guide to Atlanta’s Westside, According to Fabian Williams

A growing storm, approaching just as we’re heading to Miller Union, complicates our plans to visit all of the places…

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Resy FeaturesChicago

How Chicago’s Bonhomme Mastered the Art of Restaurant Design

Whether conjuring a bon vivant’s fantastical trip down the old Silk Road, reimagining the modern French bistro in flirty, postmodern…

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Resy FeaturesCharleston

How Nico Romo Has Mastered the Charleston Vibe

Nico Romo could have opened his new restaurants in downtown Charleston. It was where he earned his local bona fides,…

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Resy FeaturesLos Angeles

Rediscovering a Knife, and a Legacy, at Anajak Thai

A yanagiba, which translates to “willow leaf blade,” is a long, slender knife from Sakai, Japan, prized by sushi chefs…

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The RundownLondon

What To Expect at Thomas Straker’s Debut London Restaurant

It takes some kind of hype for a tiny, 40-cover neighbourhood restaurant in West London to become near fully booked…

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Resy FeaturesNew York

Torrisi Is Back. The Mozzarella Is Flowing, But Don’t Call It the Same Old Spot

In 2010, one of the hottest dinners in New York City was an affordable tasting menu found on Mulberry Street,…

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Resy FeaturesLondon

How Chef Rishim Sachdeva of Tendril Is Leading The Shift Towards Plant-First Menus

Big things are about to happen for Rishim Sachdeva of Tendril. Big things already have. His (mostly) vegan concept executed…

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Resy FeaturesLondon

How Omar Shah Grew Bintang From a Single Restaurant Into a Filipino Empire

The doors of Bintang first opened in 1987, with its name drawing inspiration from its significance in Indonesia – literally…

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