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Wrestlers naan roll from Dishoom

The RundownNew York

All About the Pastis x Dishoom Pop-Up in New York

New York and London each have a handful of iconic restaurants — the ones locals and visitors alike flock to…

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Staff PicksNew York

The New York Restaurants We Loved in March

Fake or not, spring is here, and accordingly, Resy staffers had their dining calendars fully booked this month. A few…

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Resy RegularsNew York

Lure Fishbar Chef Preston Clark’s Favorite Moules Frites, Steak Tartare, and French Onion Soup in New York

Where do chefs go and, more importantly, where do they love to eat? In Resy Regulars, we ask Resy chefs…

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GuidesNew York

The Resy Guide to Breakfast in New York

As busy New Yorkers, we often eat weekday breakfast on the go, so when we finally have the time to…

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A few dishes from La Brasserie

Resy SpotlightNationalNew York

The Timeless Joy of French Restaurants

I’m seated in the far-right corner booth of the recently opened La Brasserie on a particularly gray late afternoon in…

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InterviewsNew YorkParis

Why Is New York So Obsessed with French Restaurants?

This week on Resy we’re exploring the many facets of French restaurants in New York. We ruminate on the timeless…

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GuidesNew York

The Resy Guide for When You’re Craving French Food in New York

This week on Resy we’re exploring the many facets of French restaurants in New York. We unpack why New York…

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Resy RegularsNew York

Chef Berenice DeAraujo Loves Dirty Martinis, Blue Cheese Fries, and Dining at the Bar

Where do chefs go and, more importantly, where do they love to eat? In Resy Regulars, we ask Resy chefs…

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InterviewsNew York

Balthazar Is Turning 25. Keith McNally Has … Thoughts.

Balthazar reaches the quarter-century mark this week, and having created one of New York’s most iconic restaurants, Keith McNally has…

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The One Who Keeps the BookNew York

How to Get Into Balthazar — And Why It’s Still Packed 25 Years Later

Not many restaurants make it to 25 years, and even fewer are as perpetually packed as Balthazar has been from…

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