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A new book tells the story of 50 years of London restaurants, including critic A.A. Gill’s legendary feud with Gordon Ramsay, a reminder of what we lost when influencers took over the dining room.
Oct 9, 2026
The superagent’s new memoir, Roll the Calls, is a frenetic ride through Hollywood’s heyday, and a running log of his dining habits and restaurant loyalties.
Oct 7, 2026
Volkan Guzey, a longtime Carbone front-of-house staffer originally from Turkey, was arrested and detained by ICE agents in Miami’s airport.
Sep 30, 2026
As AI agents flood booking platforms, the fight over who gets a table is turning into a war nobody asked for.
Sep 28, 2026
True Crime dominates podcast charts. A new podcast, Outlaw’s Digest, promises to deliver one just for the food obsessed.
Sep 25, 2026
A new team, an old name, an iconic space. Ariel Arce and Max Katzenberg are reviving the Upper West Side’s beloved Café des Artistes.
A Miró from a Paris flea market, a Calder from an Alabama yard sale, and a family portrait watching over it all—inside Chez Fifi, the Foulquer brothers’ tribute to their mother.
Union Square Events applied to manage the restaurant at the forthcoming Canyon Museum on the Lower East Side with a “James Beard winning chef.”
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Why is it so hard to sell a restaurant cookbook?
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The Michelin-starred Mexico City import El Califa de León has New York griping about its taco prices ($19), but the real story is skyrocketing beef prices.
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Sebastien Silvestri, the CEO of Dinex, Daniel Boulud’s restaurant group, believes hospitality is still built the same way it always has been: By showing up.
Opening restaurants, and the grueling hours and bad habits that come with it, made Caper’s Chef in Residence gain weight every time. A shot in his love handle fixed the problem—until it created a new one.
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