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Read MoreJust when we thought we were done with wood-fired pizzas, rustic pastas and handcrafted charcuterie, along comes chef Richard Reddington. At his new Redd Wood in Yountville, the chef of nearby Michelin-starred fine-dining restaurant Redd is doing what so many have done before--but doing it so well, it feels fresh.
Read MoreThis small pizza chain opens a fourth location on the Upper East Side today. Look for special gluten-free pies along with antipasti, salads and pastas.
Read MoreThis taco favorite is moving from the streets to a brick-and-mortar location in Downtown next week. Vampiros and cachetadas will be served indoors starting next Wed.
Read MoreThis Virgil Village taco spot has a way with fresh masa, employing it in tacos, huaraches, sopes and more. The chorizo is a filling favorite of ours, as at Charrito the spiced pork is rarely as greasy as other version are.
Read MoreExplore sugar in new ways at Los Angeles restaurants.
Read MoreMany chefs reserve celery stalks for adding flavor to stock. Richard Reddington taps into celery's overlooked potential at his new northern California restaurant, Redd Wood.
Read MoreThis new fast-casual spot opens in Chelsea today. Freshly baked pitas or hand-stretched laffa bread are vehicles for hummus, vegetables, salad and taboon chicken. There is also beer and free Wi-Fi.
Read MoreWashington Heights now has this booze resource with 24 beers on tap, growlers to go, bourbon and wines. Nibbles such as Korean-style fried chicken and cow hearts on a skewer are available too.
Read MoreThe chocolate and beer combination gets a lighter treatment with Cocoa Mole Ale.
Read MoreCauliflower Salad with Pickled-Pepper Relish and Lemon Vinaigrette from John Little, The Pullman, Glenwood Springs, CO
Read MoreLocal sparkling wine from Illinois Sparkling Co.
Read MoreSlowly but surely, San Francisco is becoming a beer town again. The evidence is mounting: a cicerone here, a beer garden there--and now, with the opening of Southern Pacific in the Mission, a new brewery. Chris Lawrence and partner-brewer Danny French have transformed a former machine shop on Treat Street into an 8,500-square-foot brewpub.
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