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InterviewsWashington D.C.

Patrick O’Connell on the Enduring Theater of Fine Dining

The Inn at Little Washington chef reflects on how American dining changed — and what diners have always wanted.

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InterviewsNew York

How Discipline and Precision Shape Emma Bengtsson’s Vision at Aquavit

Since becoming executive chef in 2014, Bengtsson has left her own indelible mark at the nearly 40-year-old institution in Midtown Manhattan.

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The RundownNew York

Delight in Unlimited Fun and Nostalgia at Good Time Country Buffet

Good Time Country Buffet in the East Village costs just $26.99 per person and it’s all-you-can-eat.

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InterviewsMiami

How Emelina Is Dreaming Cuban Food Forward

The Michelin-starred restaurant doesn’t just ask what Cuban food might have become in an alternate timeline — it shows us.

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The RundownNew York

Hommali Is a Love Letter to Thailand in the West Village

Rice weaves its way into everything from the design to dinner, dessert, and drinks

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The RundownAtlanta

So. Fox From the Kinship Team Redefines Southern Cuisine

… and they do so with careful, thoughtful, local sourcing and inspirations that don’t lean too heavily on nostalgia.

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Dish By DishPhiladelphia

The Dishes You’ll Want to Order at Scampi

The Italian tasting menu spot is going à la carte, adding cocktails, and opening up its garden for its next chapter.

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InterviewsChicago

Feld’s Jake Potashnick Is Always Learning

An interview with the chef-owner of “relationship-to-table” restaurant Feld and the recent winner of of the James Beard Best Chef: Great Lakes Award.

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The RundownNew York

At Elder, a British Indian Chophouse Takes Shape in New York

With his newest restaurant, chef Sujan Sarkar of Chicago’s Indienne and Nadu reimagines London’s iconic chophouses through an Indian lens.

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InterviewsNational

Courtney Storer on Restaurant Trends, the Joy of Dining, and the New Season of FX’s The Bear

The new season of FX’s critically acclaimed The Bear is upon us. To mark the occasion, we spoke to the…

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