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Dish By Dish   New York

How New York’s Nemesis Deftly Remixes Southeast Asian Cuisine

There’s a new adversary on the New York restaurant scene. Its M.O.? A modern and thoroughly inventive approach to southeast…

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The Rundown   New York

What You Need to Know About Fossetta, Now Open on the Lower East Side

The Lower East Side is now home to Fossetta, a new Italian spot from the owner of Cafe Colette in…

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The Rundown   New York

All About HAAM, Williamsburg’s Newest Vegan Hotspot

Williamsburg’s latest vegan kitchen, HAAM, will bring its Dominican and Trinidadian flavors to the neighborhood starting November 15. The name…

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The One Who Keeps the Book   Dallas

How to Get a Table at Mister Charles in Dallas

Wearing a blazer and a silk neckerchief on a weekday afternoon, Duro Hospitality co-founder Chas Martin explains the keywords that…

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Resy Features   New York

Andrew Carmellini Is Out to Prove Fine Dining Is Anything But Over

A celebrated chef with sought-after restaurants all over the U.S., Andrew Carmellini knows how to create dining concepts that resonate…

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Resy Regulars   New York

The New York Restaurants Where Koloman Chef Markus Glocker Calls Himself a Regular

Where do chefs go and, more importantly, where do they love to eat? In Resy Regulars, we ask Resy chefs…

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The One Who Keeps the Book   New York

How to Get Into Sailor in Fort Greene

With names like April Bloomfield (The Breslin) in the kitchen and Gabriel Stulman (Joseph Leonard, Jeffrey’s Grocery, Jolene, and Fairfax)…

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The Rundown   New York

Say Hello to Swoony’s, From Cafe Spaghetti’s Sal Lamboglia

“Naming a restaurant is one of the hardest things,” says Sal Lamboglia, chef and owner of Brooklyn’s Cafe Spaghetti, a…

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Dish By Dish   New York

How Ali Saboor Pushes the Envelope on Persian Cooking at Eyval

Eyval sits in a bright, sun-filled space in Bushwick, Brooklyn. White brick walls and prim wooden chairs serve as a…

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