All Cities: Interviews


Interviews   Nashville

At June, Sean Brock Is Making a Stand For the Tasting Menu

Chef Sean Brock definitely did not spend the first year of the pandemic hunkering down in his Nashville home. “I’ve…

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The One Who Keeps the Book   Miami

How to Get a Table at Boia De, Miami’s New Michelin Darling

Look for the neon pink exclamation mark hovering as a marquee over an unassuming strip mall in Little Haiti, and…

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The dining room at Champers Social Club, which opened in May 2022.

Interviews   New York

Dissecting the Highs and Lows of Dinner Party Culture at New York’s Newest Champagne Bar

Brenna Gilbert has always loved event planning — but she realizes that’s not the case for everyone. That’s the idea…

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Women of Food   San Francisco

Meet Gizela Ho, the Chef de Cuisine Quietly Powering Rich Table

You can often catch one of the Riches — Evan or Sarah — in their almost decade-old restaurant Rich Table…

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Women of Food   Washington D.C.

Amy Brandwein Wants to Lead, So More Women Can Create Their Own Visions

Since opening in 2015, Centrolina has represented so much for Washington D.C. Not only has it been one of the…

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The One Who Keeps the Book   Atlanta

How to Score a Table at BoccaLupo, Atlanta’s Palace of Pasta

Jason Furst, general manager at BoccaLupo, jokingly calls himself a “reservations systems nerd.” That’s not a bad type of nerd…

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Kokomo owner Ria Graham

Women of Food   New York

Kokomo’s Ria Graham on the Importance of Food, Culture, and Empowering Women

Opening a restaurant is tough — and it’s even tougher when you do it during a pandemic. But that’s exactly…

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Women of Food   New York

Hillary Sterling on Building a More Inclusive Restaurant Industry for Everyone

Chef Hillary Sterling is very busy these days. When she’s not leading the kitchen at her critically acclaimed restaurant, Ci…

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La Vara, Saint Julivert Fisherie, and Txikito chef-owner Alex Raij.

Women of Food   New York

‘Being a Woman Has Made Me More Innovative’: Alex Raij on the Gender Gap in the Restaurant Industry 

Alex Raij is one of the country’s most acclaimed chefs and restaurateurs, having pioneered tapas and Basque cuisine in New…

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Chefs Stopping AAPI Hate founders Tim Ma (left) and Kevin Tien (right).

Interviews   Washington D.C.   National

One Year Later: A Conversation with Chefs Stopping AAPI Hate

In March 2021, Resy chatted with the Washington, D.C.-based team behind Chefs Stopping AAPI Hate, just as they were launching…

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