Bridges dining room

New York

5 Things to Know About Bridges in Chinatown

Bridges, the newest venture from chef Sam Lawrence (formerly of Estela) opened last week in Chinatown. The spot is already…

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New York

All About Nin Hao, Now Open in Prospect Heights

On Sept. 14, a new restaurant from one of the co-founders of the MáLà Project, quietly opened on Dean Street…

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New York

5 Things to Know About Gus & Marty’s, Opening Soon in Brooklyn

Husband-and-wife team Sarah Schneider and Demetri Makoulis are, for a moment, stepping away from eggs and the mini-empire they built…

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Atlanta

What to Know About Avize, a New Alpine-Inspired Restaurant in West Midtown

Karl Gorline hails from Ocean Springs, a small town in coastal Mississippi. But the chef’s new restaurant, Avize, recently opened…

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Bordon dining room

New York

Five Things to Know About New York’s Borgo

Everything you need to know about Andrew Tarlow’s first Manhattan restaurant.

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New York

Everything You Need to Know About the New Kellogg’s Diner

In this edition of the Resy Rundown, we’ve got all the details you need to know about the newly revived…

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Il Premio dining room

Atlanta

At Il Premio in The Old Fourth Ward, Italian Opulence Meets Modern Luxury

There’s a new restaurant inside the Forth Hotel in Atlanta’s Old Fourth Ward neighborhood, and it may be one of…

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Riff Raff Club cocktails

New York

Classic Cocktails With Many, Many Twists at the New Riff Raff Club

Chances are that when you arrive on the 39th floor of the Virgin Hotel in NoMad and step inside the…

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Layla spread

Los Angeles

Everything You Need to Know About Layla, a Middle Eastern Oasis in Santa Monica

What happens when you combine breezy beachside vibes, generations-old Jordanian recipes, and precise French culinary technique? You get Layla, an…

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Bar Parisette open kitchen

Chicago

Everything You Need to Know About Logan Square’s Nouveau Bistro

At Bar Parisette, chef Madalyn Durrant offers vegetable-forward French cuisine and a neighborhood-friendly feel.

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