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Resy Regulars

Meaghan Dorman’s Favorite NYC Spots for Excellent Drinks — and Food

The longtime bar director of Dear Irving and Raines Law Room shares her favorite places to dine and drink during off-hours.

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Gabriel Kreuther at Saverne

Interviews

At Saverne, Gabriel Kreuther Trades White Tablecloths for Wood Smoke

The lauded chef finds his way back to Alsace with the opening of this long-awaited, woodfired brasserie in Hudson Yards.

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The Rundown

Kidilum Brings the Malabar Coast to Manhattan

An acclaimed Keralan chef returns to his roots at this new ritzy South Indian spot.

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The Rundown

Greenpoint’s Kelang Gives Malaysian Fine Dining a Brooklyn Edge

Chris Low, whose family is behind Sunset Park’s beloved Hainan Chicken House, has opened a new Malaysian restaurant with cinematic flair.

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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 Rundown

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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The Rundown

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 Dish

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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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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A dinner scene at Lilia

Resy Spotlight

Five Ways Lilia Changed New York’s Dining Scene

A decade ago, Missy Robbins’ restaurant upped the ante on Williamsburg’s dining game — and it’s not done yet.

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