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A server tends to a table of diners at Ingas Bar in Brooklyn.

Interviews   New York

With Ingas Bar in Brooklyn, Sean Rembold and Caron Callahan Strive for Timelessness

Ingas Bar, a three-month-old restaurant in a seemingly sleepy nook of the neoclassical Brooklyn Heights neighborhood, already feels like it’s…

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Resy Spotlight   New York

Once Upon a Time in New York: The Story of Sami & Susu

The setting is Sami & Susu, a small restaurant hidden along Orchard Street in Manhattan’s Lower East Side. It’s midday, just…

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The One Who Keeps the Book   Atlanta

How to Get a Seat at Mujō, West Midtown’s Must-Try Omakase

In our regular series The One Who Keeps The Book, we talk to the people who handle reservations at your…

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Interviews   Los Angeles

How Salt’s Cure Became L.A.’s Quintessential Breakfast Joint

Salt’s Cure has been a fixture in Los Angeles’ breakfast scene for over a decade, beloved for its house-cured meats…

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The One Who Keeps the Book   Charleston

How to Get a Seat at Sushi-Wa, and What to Expect

Originally imagined as a broader concept offering lunch, dinner, and omakase at the counter, the pandemic was a “blessing in…

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Cafe Spaghetti chef-owner Sal Lamboglia with his father.

Resy Features   New York

With Brooklyn’s Cafe Spaghetti, Sal Lamboglia Comes Home

It’s friends and family night at Cafe Spaghetti, a new restaurant that opened in Brooklyn’s Carroll Gardens neighborhood on May…

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Resy Spotlight   Los Angeles

An Oral History of Dear John’s, and Its Limited-Time Comeback

Named after the late golden age actor Johnny Harlowe — its original proprietor — Dear John’s  opened in 1962, was famously…

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The One Who Keeps the Book   Atlanta

How to Get a Table at Alpharetta’s Up on the Roof, And What to Order

Bringing a whole new (and literal) meaning to elevated bar food, Up on the Roof is perched atop the highest…

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Interviews   Miami

Mario Carbone on Carbone Beach and Miami’s Historic Formula One Weekend

Since opening in 2021, Carbone Miami has been one of the city’s toughest reservations, and with Formula One roaring into…

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Interviews   New York

Balthazar Is Turning 25. Keith McNally Has … Thoughts.

Balthazar reaches the quarter-century mark this week, and having created one of New York’s most iconic restaurants, Keith McNally has…

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