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The entrance to Atoboy

Industry Peers Pay Tribute to Atoboy on Its 10th Birthday

Ten years ago, Junghyun and Ellia Park opened a restaurant that redefined New York’s relationship with Korean food. Here’s to a decade of Atoboy.

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A spread of dishes at Humm

Humm, From Eleven Madison Park Chef Daniel Humm, Debuts in the West Village

Expect “modern American” wood fired fare, roving martini carts, and some incredible artwork at this eponymous downtown spot.

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Brasserie Boulud Near Lincoln Center Is a Stage for Celebrations

Chef Daniel Boulud’s latest venture is a massive brasserie in the spirit of those found across France.

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Farewell to Loring Place, My Favorite Neighborhood Spot in New York

Loring Place in New York’s Greenwich Village has always been my neighborhood restaurant. And after a decade, it’s sadly closing.

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At Clemente Bar, a Great Cocktail Is More Than the Sum of Its Ingredients

“If all of the small, intricate details don’t happen prior to you ordering that drink and tasting it, then it’s all wasted effort.”

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More Than 10 Years Later, The Four Horsemen Never Stops Tending to Its Garden

“Good restaurants are gardens … they require tending. They grow, they change, they evolve, but they are living beings.”

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The space at Somssi

Somssi, From the Team Behind Atoboy and Atomix, Reinvents the Classic Bistro

It’s a truly Asian American bistro that blends different cultures and influences to delicious effect.

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Everything You Need to Know About Cote 550 and Bar Chimera

Cote’s new splashy Midtown location at 550 Madison is home to three new concepts, including Bar Chimera and an upcoming restaurant from a Michelin-starred sushi chef.

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How I Became a Member of Minetta Tavern’s Lively Cast of Characters

On one of my first nights in the city, a dying cellphone led me past the velvet curtains and up to the bar. I’ve been coming back ever since.

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20 Questions with Bangkok Supper Club’s Max Wittawat

Bangkok Supper Club’s Max Wittawat on the one ingredient always worth the splurge, his favorite slice in NYC, and the ultimate Thai comfort food.

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