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40 Restaurants Across America Worth a Journey in 2024

Every great meal should be a journey. Not necessarily in that four-hour-tasting-menu, Willy Wonka, land-of-pure-imagination way. But it should transport…

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More Restaurants That Define American Dining


Behind the Line

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

The Rundown

All About Kees and Mixteca, the City’s Newest Destination for Cocktails

Resy Features

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

Interviews

Restaurants Are a Long Game for Patricia Howard and Ed Szymanski


RESTAURANTS YOU WON’T WANT TO MISS

New York

Delmonico’s Returns Again, With an Extra Helping of History

In John Ford’s seminal 1949 John Wayne vehicle “She Wore A Yellow Ribbon,” Lt. Flint Cohill (played by John Agar)…

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Los 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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New York

Bangkok Supper Club Embraces Street Food, As You’ve Never Tasted It Before

The fondest food memories in Bangkok typically take place under string lights and atop rickety plastic stools in the dark…

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The chicken tikka masala at Daru

Washington D.C.

How Daru Devises Its ‘Indian-ish’ Tastes, in 10 Dishes and Drinks

Daru, the restaurant and cocktail bar just south of H Street Corridor, will serve you exceptional versions of classical Indian…

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ACCESS TIPS FROM THE PROS

New YorkMiami

How to Get Into COTE

Five years after it first opened in New York’s Flatiron District to critical acclaim — the restaurant secured a coveted…

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The tomahawk at Halls Chophouse.

Charleston

How to Get Into Halls Chophouse, and What to Order Once You’re There

It doesn’t quite seem right that Halls Chophouse only opened in 2009. No, the vaunted steakhouse feels like it’s been a…

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New York

How to Get Into Libertine

Despite being open for barely more than a month, Libertine has already made a name for itself as an essential…

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THE LATEST ABOUT TOP RESTAURANTS

Miami

How Los Félix Builds Sustainability Into Each Dish On The Menu

The lush surroundings of Coconut Grove seem a fitting home for one of Florida’s most sustainable restaurants. The Grove’s signature…

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Gran Blanco space

Los Angeles

Gran Blanco 2.0 Flips the Script on Izakaya Vibes in Venice

The revamped Gran Blanco in Venice is an undeniably good time. With black snakeskin menus (we’re obsessed), yin-yang cocktail coasters,…

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The kitchen counter at Yess

Los Angeles

A Night at Yess. Or, a Meal That Came So Close to Never Happening

The third dish from my evening at Yess — a grand little restaurant in downtown L.A. that reminded me so…

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New York

Where Atoboy and Atomix’s JP and Ellia Park Love to Eat at the Bar in New York

Where do chefs and restaurateurs go and, more importantly, where do they love to eat? In Resy Regulars, we ask…

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Portland

The Brilliance of Xiao Ye? Evoking Food Memories We All Can Relate To

Xiao Ye, which translates to “midnight snack” in Mandarin, has just celebrated its first year of being open, but already…

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New York

All About Acru, New From the Atomix Team 

In this edition of the Resy Rundown, we’re taking a look at Acru, opening on Oct. 16 on MacDougal Street…

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Sunny's bar

Miami

All About Sunny’s, a Modern Miami Steakhouse

Sunny’s has already become an instant classic: a modern steakhouse with an old soul.

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Washington D.C.

How To Get A Seat At Lutèce, D.C.’s Foremost Neo-Bistro

If you spend enough time wandering Georgetown’s historic cobblestone streets, you’ll inevitably stumble upon the crowds at Lutèce. Located on…

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Los Angeles

Lunch at the Chateau Marmont Is the Ultimate Treat to Yourself

What is there to say that hasn’t already been said about the Chateau Marmont? It’s the Chateau, baby—one of the…

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New York

At 16, Dirt Candy’s Legacy Is a True Team Effort

At the end of October, Dirt Candy is commemorating its 16th birthday with an entire week of celebrations: a throwback…

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