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Eddie Huang, inside The Flower Shop.

Interviews   New York

Eddie Huang on What Brought Him Back to New York — and to Restaurants

At The Flower Shop, Eddie Huang reveals his softer side. “I’m much softer and more open about how I feel, what scares me, and what I’m sensitive to, but it’s also brought my drive back.”

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Resy Spotlight   Los Angeles

How Talesai Spawned a Multi-Generational Thai Food Legacy in L.A.

From its Sunset Strip original to the Studio City sibling and beyond, we trace how Talesai has defined a new wave of Thai restaurants in L.A.

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The counter at Somni

Resy Spotlight   Los Angeles

There’s Nowhere in America Quite Like Somni

The stunning 14-seat West Hollywood chef’s counter received three Michelin stars — and it’s better than ever.

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Gabriel Kreuther at Saverne

Interviews   New York

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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Resy Spotlight   Los Angeles

The Welcome Return of the Thick Burger

L.A. has been in the grips of smashburgers for years. A new crop of thick patties is changing that.

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Behind the Line   New York

Every Day at Sylvia’s Is a True Family Affair

A glimpse into a day at the historic New York restaurant, from photographer Adreinne Waheed.

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Resy Spotlight   Washington D.C.

How Rose’s Luxury Changed the Game in D.C.

It started with a salad. A Thai-inspired salad of sweet lychee and crumbled pork sausage (and about 10 other ingredients), to be exact.

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A dinner scene at Lilia

Resy Spotlight   New York

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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Resy Spotlight   Chicago

Community Tavern in Portage Park More Than Lives Up To Its Name

How the married owners behind the neighborhood staple have served their community for over a decade.

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Resy Spotlight   National

In Restaurants Today, the Soundtrack Is the Flavor

The rusty, inoperable car at a pioneering pizzeria was an outdoor art sculpture. The overlapping band stickers on dimly lit…

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