New York: Interviews


The Rundown

There’s a New Fish Cheeks in Town

With a new second location in Williamsburg, the Fish Cheeks team hopes to bring their signature magic and thrilling Thai cooking to Brooklyn.

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Bemelmans Bar detail

The One Who Keeps the Book

How to Get Into New York’s Legendary Bemelmans Bar

Few bars evoke a quintessential old school New York vibe like that of Bemelmans Bar — and it’s safe to…

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One Great Dish

The One Dish You Have to Order at Time and Tide

Often overlooked and underutilized, the humble tuna collar is a must-order dish at chef Danny Garcia’s seafood-focused steakhouse in Manhattan.

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The Rundown

Yamada Marks the Return of a Kaiseki Master

Chef Isao Yamada, formerly of Brushstroke, makes a triumphant return in Chinatown, serving up his signature elegant and inventive kaiseki.

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Maison Passerelle duck confit

Interviews

Maison Passerelle Is Unlike Any French Restaurant in New York

The long-awaited opening of French luxury retailer, Printemps, marks chef Gregory Gourdet’s grand return to his hometown with not just one, but five dining concepts.

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The Rundown

Everything You Need to Know About Confidant, Now Open in Brooklyn

Industry City welcomes a new full-service (its first) and soon-to-be-all-day restaurant from two alums of Roberta’s.

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Women of Food

New York’s Sushi Akira Palms Precision and Seasonality Into Every Nigiri

Sushi Akira from chef Nikki Zheng in the Upper East Side is a sushi counter omakase by a Masa and Sushi Nakazawa alum.

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NAKS spread

Dish By Dish

How Naks Blasts the Volume on Filipino Flavors

“Naks is a dream of mine,” says Eric Valdez, the restaurant’s executive chef-partner. “But if you had asked [me] to…

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The Rundown

A New Spot for Sushi Omakase and Music Opens in Williamsburg

Hear & There, staffed with industry vets, comprises two distinct spaces and experiences for whatever mood you find yourself in.

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The back dining room at Borgo

Wine

Forget Natural Wine. Borgo’s Lee Campbell Just Wants Wine to Be Itself

Sit back, kids, and I’ll tell you a tale. A tale about a handful of restaurants in the early 2000s.…

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