The Classics Los Angeles L.A.’s Timeless Dresden Begins a New Chapter, Minus a Familiar Sound There is a reason that “Mad Men,” that iconic capsule of 1960s cool, used The Dresden Restaurant & Lounge on… By Hadley Meares August 9, 2022
The Classics New York As Soho’s Iconic Raoul’s Expands, a Look at What Keeps It a Classic “Without atmosphere, a painting is nothing,” Rembrandt once said. Some would say the same about a signature dish at a… By Kathleen Squires July 20, 2022
The Classics New York The New Ipanema Embraces Change, But Doesn’t Forget Its Past Chances are, if you went to see a Broadway show, wandered around near Times Square, or simply got a bit… By Devorah Lev-Tov July 18, 2022
The Classics 25 Historic Restaurants Honored in $1 Million Grant Program. These Are Their Stories At Resy, we believe that classic restaurants are the heartbeat of their communities. Today, American Express and the National Trust… By Resy Staff July 7, 2022
The Classics Detroit At 50, Phoenicia Remains Detroit’s Icon Of Middle Eastern Cuisine Time doesn’t always work against us. Sameer Eid and his Phoenicia restaurant in suburban Detroit are living proof — both… By Mark Kurlyandchik May 10, 2022
The Classics National Look to a Memphis Landmark to See the Future of American Restaurants In the summer of last year, I had some very meaningful time off from my chef duties, traveling with my… By Geoff Davis April 11, 2022
Resy Spotlight New York An Impossible Dream Comes True: El Quijote Gets a New Life There’s customer loyalty. And then there’s El Quijote customer loyalty. When the new partners behind the rebirth of the classic… By Robert Simonson March 15, 2022
Taste Matters New York Does Being a Classic Restaurant Mean You Can Never Change? When El Parador Café opened in 1959, it was one of just a handful of Mexican restaurants in New York… By Mahira Rivers February 9, 2022
The Classics Chicago At Lem’s Bar-B-Q, Comfort Comes in a Plaid Paper Boat We zipped down 75th Street for an early dinner the day that indoor dining reopened in Chicago last year, but… By Angela Burke January 31, 2022
The Classics Chicago At Miller’s Pub, It’s Tom & Jerry Time Again (And Again) Any December night for the past 60 years or so, there has been a reliably warming beacon of hope for… By Robert Simonson December 15, 2021
