New York: Interviews


The Rundown

There’s a New Fish Cheeks in Town

The name Fish Cheeks is a familiar one for New Yorkers who love spicy, seafood-centric Thai food. The original Bond Street…

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Bemelmans Bar detail

The One Who Keeps the Book

How to Get Into New York’s Legendary Bemelmans Bar

Few bars evoke a quintessential old school New York vibe like that of Bemelmans Bar — and it’s safe to…

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One Great Dish

The One Dish You Have to Order at Time and Tide

Often overlooked and underutilized, the humble tuna collar is a must-order dish at chef Danny Garcia’s seafood-focused steakhouse in Manhattan.

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The Rundown

Yamada Marks the Return of a Kaiseki Master

Chef Isao Yamada, formerly of Brushstroke, makes a triumphant return in Chinatown, serving up his signature elegant and inventive kaiseki.

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Maison Passerelle duck confit

Interviews

Maison Passerelle Is Unlike Any French Restaurant in New York

Gregory Gourdet is coming home to New York City, and he’s doing it in a big way. This spring, the Queens…

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The Rundown

Everything You Need to Know About Confidant, Now Open in Brooklyn

For chefs and owners Daniel Grossman and Brendan Kelley, Confidant is a literal dream come true. Both had hoped to…

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Women of Food

New York’s Sushi Akira Palms Precision and Seasonality Into Every Nigiri

In any omakase, the first few meticulously composed bites, or sakizuke, set the tone for what is to come. At…

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NAKS spread

Dish By Dish

How Naks Blasts the Volume on Filipino Flavors

“Naks is a dream of mine,” says Eric Valdez, the restaurant’s executive chef-partner. “But if you had asked [me] to…

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The Rundown

A New Spot for Sushi Omakase and Music Opens in Williamsburg

Howard Ng and Samantha Nie don’t seem to do anything halfway. Their first restaurant, opening on March 3 in Williamsburg,…

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The back dining room at Borgo

Wine

Forget Natural Wine. Borgo’s Lee Campbell Just Wants Wine to Be Itself

Sit back, kids, and I’ll tell you a tale. A tale about a handful of restaurants in the early 2000s.…

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