All Cities: Chef Series


Eddie Huang, inside The Flower Shop.

InterviewsNew York

Eddie Huang on What Brought Him Back to New York — and to Restaurants

At The Flower Shop, Eddie Huang reveals his softer side. “I’m much softer and more open about how I feel, what scares me, and what I’m sensitive to, but it’s also brought my drive back.”

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Behind the LineNew York

Nine Hours at Lysée, New York’s Singular Fine Art Dessert Gallery

A day behind the scenes at chef Eunji Lee’s patisserie, through the lens of photojournalist Michael Harlan Turkell.

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Gabriel Kreuther at Saverne

InterviewsNew York

At Saverne, Gabriel Kreuther Trades White Tablecloths for Wood Smoke

The lauded chef finds his way back to Alsace with the opening of this long-awaited, woodfired brasserie in Hudson Yards.

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Behind the LineNew York

Every Day at Sylvia’s Is a True Family Affair

A glimpse into a day at the historic New York restaurant, from photographer Adreinne Waheed.

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Behind the LinePhiladelphia

Putting Community First at Casa México

Two days behind the line at one of Philadelphia’s busiest and beloved restaurants, through the lens of photographer Aaron Richter.

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Resy FeaturesNew Orleans

A New Era Has Arrived At Emeril’s in New Orleans, With a Familiar Name

Among the flurry of canapés to begin a meal at Emeril’s is a barbecue shrimp tart, a bite-sized version of…

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Carlo Mirarchi

Resy QuestionnaireNew York

20 Questions with Roberta’s and Foul Witch’s Carlo Mirarchi 

The founder of Roberta’s, one of New York’s most iconic pizzerias, and the chef behind “spooky Italian” restaurant Foul Witch, shares his love of peanut butter, pasta, and a very specific type of strawberry. 

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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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Behind the LineNew York

Nine Hours at Restaurant Daniel: À la Presse

A day behind the scenes at Daniel Boulud’s namesake restaurant, through the lens of photojournalist Michael Harlan Turkell.

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Resy RegularsNew York

Chef Alex Stupak’s Favorite NYC Solo Dining Spots

“I’m much more interested in the neighborhood restaurant, the place that shows human touch and care for each and every customer.”

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