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InterviewsChicago

Erling Wu-Bower of Maxwells Trading is Always Learning

Wu-Bower on how he’s still learning on the job two years in, the story behind that famous sweet potato, and the secret to the West Loop’s restaurant’s success.

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The RundownNew York

Golden Ratio Is a Truly ‘Local’ Cocktail Bar for Everyone

Each ingredient-focused cocktail on the menu has a spirit-free counterpart at this Clinton Hill newcomer from the team behind Place des Fêtes and Cafe Mado.

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The RundownNew York

All About L’Apero by 4F, From L’Appartement 4F

At night, this viral bakery transforms into a romantic, cozy wine bar serving lovely French fare.

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Dish By DishNew York

Tradicionale Debunks the Myth of ‘Authentic’ Filipino Food

At Tradicionale, chef Anton Dayrit debunks the myth of ‘authentic Filipino food’ to delicious effect.

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InterviewsLos Angeles

Mom, Please Brings a Comforting Taste of Ukrainian Food to L.A.

After fleeing the war in Ukraine, an immigrant family set about bringing the foods of their homeland to their new home in Playa Vista.

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InterviewsChicago

Q&A: Chef-Owner Kevin Hickey of The Duck Inn in Bridgeport

We talked to the chef about the secret to his success, the legacy of his duck dog, and the unexpected place you may find him this holiday season.

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The Resy Rewind dinner series

EventsNational

What Dining Era Would You Time Travel to?

If given the chance to go back in time and transform their restaurant for a single night, what time and place would five chefs and operators take their guests to?

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Portraits of New YorkNew York

For Alex Raij, the Secret to Longevity Is Knowing Your Community

“It’s meant everything to us to be embedded in true neighborhoods and to be different things to different people through the years,” says Txikito, La Vara, and Saint Julivert Fisherie chef and owner Alex Raij.

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Portraits of New YorkNew York

Hillary Sterling on the Next Generation of Restaurant Workers

For Sterling, training and teaching the next generation of restaurant workers isn’t just good business, but a constant source of inspiration, and a reason for staying in the industry.

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Portraits of New YorkNew York

Rasheeda Purdie Is Building For the Long Run

After finding success with Ramen by Ra, first as a pop-up, and then as a stall on the Bowery, Purdie hopes to outlive the hype and build something lasting in the East Village for years to come.

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