Letter of Recommendation New York Why Gramercy Tavern Endures as One of New York’s Best Restaurants Certain restaurants imprint themselves onto you from the very first time you walk in the door and — if you’re… By Pamela Vachon July 16, 2024
Resy Spotlight Los Angeles How Crustacean Changed America’s Vietnamese Fusion Landscape When Helene An arrived in California as a refugee and started melding her native Vietnamese cooking with French and Chinese… By Jean Trinh April 9, 2024
Resy Spotlight New York Delmonico’s Returns Again, With an Extra Helping of History In John Ford’s seminal 1949 John Wayne vehicle “She Wore A Yellow Ribbon,” Lt. Flint Cohill (played by John Agar)… By Joshua David Stein September 21, 2023
Resy Spotlight Los Angeles How The Galley, Age 90, Became Santa Monica’s Most Beloved Nautical Dive The mermaid seated comfortably in a canoe that levitates above the entrance is the first thing that tells you this… By David Greene June 27, 2023
Resy Spotlight Chicago It’s Always a Full House at Bucktown’s Beloved Club Lucky I sprint to the bus stop just in time to watch said bus whizz by, and curse aloud, knowing that… By Maggie Hennessy June 15, 2023
The Classics Los Angeles How the Historic Damon’s in Glendale Honors Tiki Culture, in Six Drinks For over 85 years, Damon’s, a Glendale institution, has offered a distinct experience to intrepid Angelenos: “If people want a… By Emily Wilson June 8, 2023
The Classics National The Incredible Stories of 25 Historic Restaurants Across America The Chinese restaurant founded by a Titanic survivor. The family-run Mexican restaurant outside L.A. whose hard shell tacos paved the… By Resy Staff June 2, 2023
The Classics Los Angeles The History of Omakase in Los Angeles, As Told Through 10 Restaurants Los Angeles is ground zero for some of the most important moments in America’s sushi history, including the first U.S.… By Kelly Dobkin May 15, 2023
Raven Smith Eats Out London Raven Smith Gets Caught Red-Handed at Bar Italia It’s hard to accurately describe a working week in the year of our lord 2023. Lockdown meant torture-zooms and pyjama… By Raven Smith May 12, 2023
The Classics Chicago How Lula Cafe Has Kept Its Cool in Logan Square for 24 Years The day Jason Hammel arrived in Chicago as an aspiring writer in 1996, the first place he went was a… By Maggie Hennessy February 27, 2023
