The Bowery Diner
This diner from Motorino chef Mathieu Palombino still has some kinks to iron out, but an appetizer of steamed clams in a rich broth is spot on.
Read MoreThis diner from Motorino chef Mathieu Palombino still has some kinks to iron out, but an appetizer of steamed clams in a rich broth is spot on.
Read MoreThe supper-club takes on a new guise with dinner-party concepts that connect cooks and diners.
Read MoreChef Jordan Kahn is undoubtedly the most creative chef working in Los Angeles. The Vietnamese-inspired dishes he serves at Red Medicine are peppered with odd vegetables, edible flowers and myriad herbs. A dish of peas with yuzu, soy-milk yogurt, trout roe, purple cabbage and coconut is a recent standout on the oft-changing menu.
Read MoreThe Upper West Side now has two locations
Swedish punsch has made its way to the American market and is a perfect base for simple cocktails.
Read MoreAfter incorporating an ample amount of Gruyère into the gratin, Macquet soaks the layers of thinly sliced celery root, rutabaga, potatoes and bok choy in a mixture of sake, cream and milk. The result is layers of colorful, tender vegetables in a flavorful, yet light, sauce.
Read MoreAnother Castro restaurant has shuttered; no word yet on what will take over the space, which boasts a nice back patio.
Read MoreFarid Zadi and Susan Park have added outdoor garden seating to their Culver City café. The couple is serving tea and sweets in this new area, including various almond-based Alergian pastries.
Read MoreBefore the Hill crowds pour back into town, stop by this diner-style restaurant for milkshakes, toaster pastries and a hearty breakfast.
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Read MoreBlanquette de Veau from Mark Sullivan, Café des Amis, San Francisco
Read MoreBlanquette de veau is finally getting out of the shadow of beef bourguignon.
Read MoreUnusual, and delicious, sandwiches from JoeDough in the East Village.
Read MoreVeruca Chocolates, gourmet chocolates made in Chicago.
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