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InterviewsPhiladelphia

Portraits of Philly: How Philly Stays Philly

Local chefs and restaurateurs discuss how Philadelphia’s food scene stays true to who it is and who it’s for. 

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Jon Farrer with Ballyhoo Hospitality founder Ryan O'Donnell

InterviewsChicago

How Ballyhoo President Jon Farrer Fell in Love With Hospitality

The man behind DeNucci’s, Sophia Steak, Gemini and many more still gets excited about restaurants every day.,

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The RundownNew York

Ambassadors Clubhouse Crosses the Pond for Its New York Debut

This luxe Punjabi restaurant comes from the team behind two-Michelin-starred Gymkhana, and opens on Feb. 11.

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The RundownNew York

Odo East Village Ushers in a New Era of Kaiseki

The namesake kaiseki master behind Odo bends the rules, putting rice front and center at this zen spot that balances fine and more casual dining.  

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InterviewsLos Angeles

Everything You Need to Know About Little Fish Melrose Hill

The pandemic pop-up graduates to an all-day and dinner destination in Melrose Hill.

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The RundownNew York

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

Agave spirit bar Mixteca, classic cocktail hideaway Kees, along with L.A.-import Tacos 1986 each bring something unique to their shared address on Cornelia Street.

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Dish By DishNew York

Five Dishes to Order at Brooklyn’s White-Hot Pizzeria Il Leone

After opening the first Il Leone on Peaks Island in Maine, Ben Wexler-Waite brings his knockout pies home to Brooklyn.

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Chef Sarah Grueneberg

InterviewsChicago

A Decade In, Monteverde Has Become a New Chicago Classic

A Q&A with the chef-owner of one of the city’s most sought-after Italian restaurants.

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The RundownPhiladelphia

Inside Emilia, Greg Vernick’s Next Pasta-Driven Chapter in Fishtown

Six years after his last opening, Greg Vernick is unveiling this deeply personal Italian restaurant with chef Meredith Medoway at the helm.

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The RundownNew York

Falansai Migrates to Greenpoint, and Embraces a New Beginning

…and chef Eric Tran’s playful combinations of Vietnamese and Mexican flavors shine just as brightly in their new digs. 

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