A French Cocktail Bar Opens in Brookline
For more than 50 years, Coolidge Corner Opticians sold stylish French eyewear in its small shop and office next to the Paris Creperie. Now attendees will be able to order stiff cocktails and savory...
View ArticleThe Best Desserts in Philly
With so many ever-changing robust menus across Philly, you’re likely often too full to check out the dessert menu. But let us tempt you to take a glance at delicious cakes, whipped creams, fluffy...
View ArticleInside the Galley of the Wharf’s Daring New Fish Shop
At Fish Shop — perhaps the Wharf’s most ambitious dining endeavor to date — the design is just as important as the food. And it’s no surprise as to why, considering the promising seafood showpiece...
View ArticleA New Portland Pop-Up Is Recreating Food From Ancient Rome
Caraway Alexander’s Roman Empire is how citizens of the Roman Empire ate. “I’ve always really been interested in history,” they say. “Like the nitty-gritty of how people existed, what their markets...
View ArticleThe 11 Best Deals of the Week (Including $230 Off a High-Tech Grill)
Smell that? It’s a flight of hot dogs sizzling on the grill — some Portillo’s brats, straight out of Vatican City (one can only pray). As far as Eater’s East Coast team is concerned, we’re in that...
View ArticlePreserve Chicago’s Meatpacking History By Sharpening a Butcher’s Knife
Decades ago, the neighborhood butcher used to be ubiquitous. All across Chicago, locals knew their butcher, vegetable vendor, and fishmonger. But the rise of supermarkets displaced small grocers and...
View ArticleVegas’s Caviar Cathedral Suddenly Closes After Two Years
The hospitality group behind some of Las Vegas’s most high-energy and buzzed-about restaurants and nightlife spots — Hakkasan, Lavo, and Beauty & Essex — opened a dramatic French-Mediterranean...
View ArticleThe Best Restaurant Desserts in Seattle
Dessert doesn’t get its proper due. How many times have we been asked if we’ve “saved room for” dessert, as if dessert is on the standby passengers list, only getting a seat in our stomachs if the...
View Article3 Houston Restaurants to Try This Weekend: May 16
Each week, we’ll provide a trusty list of recommendations to answer the most pressing of questions: “Where should I eat?“ Here are four places to check out this weekend in Houston. And if you need...
View ArticleAll of Austin’s Award-Winning Restaurants Seem to Have a Special Dinner in...
In a bustling city like Austin, it can be tough to keep up with all the changes at local restaurants — noteworthy specials, limited-time deals, pop-ups, and menu changes abound. This weekly guide...
View ArticleA 35 Year-Old Italian Restaurant Slated To Close Is Rescued by a Legacy Space...
In January, 35-year-old Uptown mainstay, Italian American Nino’s Ristorante announced it would have to close in June. Owner Nino Selimaj told Eater that the original location is on track for demolition...
View ArticleGoodbye to Bagels at Biderman’s Deli and More Painful Closings This Month
In a fast-paced place like Austin, restaurants come and go all the time. Know of an Austin area restaurant closure that’s not on this list? Drop us a line at austin@eater.com. Biderman’s Deli This...
View ArticleAn Emmy-Nominated Doc About Edna Lewis Gets a One-Night-Only Chicago Release
Edna Lewis’s influence on Chicago’s dining scene can be felt throughout the city, even if the city was never her home. That makes next month’s screening of the documentary, Finding Edna Lewis, that...
View ArticleOne of New York’s Essential Vegan Restaurants Is Closing
One of New York’s biggest vegan chefs is closing her Brooklyn vegan comfort food restaurant this summer. Owner Isa Chandra Moskowitz will shutter Modern Love at 317 Union Avenue, near South First...
View ArticleFollowing a Devastating Hurricane, Neng Jr.’s and Asheville Restaurants Rebuild
Since opening in Asheville, North Carolina, in 2022, Neng Jr.’s has experienced an upward trajectory that would be the envy of any restaurant. Led by business and life partners Silver and Cherry...
View ArticleThe Best Restaurants in Seattle for Group Dinners
Seattle’s dining scene is blessed with many small, independent, chef-owned restaurants. That can make things a little difficult, though, for planning a big group dinner out. If you’re persistent,...
View ArticleSan Francisco’s Next Great Chocolatier Has Arrived
Mark Lieuw is storing an oven in his mom’s basement. It’s the same oven that San Francisco chocolate institution Jade Chocolate used at its soon-to-close Chinatown location. He threw his back out...
View ArticleA Rooftop Pizzeria With Cheesy Pan Pies Opens in Silver Lake Just in Time for...
Downtown pizzeria Pi LA, owned by Fred 62 founder Fred Eric, will expand with a new location in the heart of Silver Lake, opening June 14, 2025. Located right on Sunset Boulevard, the pizzeria will...
View ArticleThe Best Dog-Friendly Patios Around D.C., According to Eater Editors
Bringing a four-legged friend along for dinner or drinks has never been easier. District officials once cracked down on restaurants and bars that hosted pets on patios, but in 2017 D.C. City Council...
View ArticleWhere to Eat and Drink Along Bay to Breakers
Brace yourselves: Bay to Breakers, San Francisco’s annual footrace/parade of drunk people in costumes, is this Sunday, shutting the city down in all its indulgent, bizarre zaniness. Those taking part...
View Article4 Restaurants to Try This Weekend in Los Angeles: May 16
Every Friday, our editors compile a trusty list of recommendations to answer the most pressing of questions: “Where should I eat?“ Here now are four places to check out this weekend in Los Angeles. And...
View ArticleMade In’s Having a Huge Sale — Here’s the Best Stuff (for 25% Off)
If you’re ever unsure about whether or not a cookware brand is worth your hard-earned clams, it almost always helps to learn about who else is using it. For example, Made In is a prime example of a...
View ArticleThe Best Places to Eat and Drink on Nantucket
Nantucket is a classic New England locale, complete with a whaling history museum, cobblestone streets, and an entire spring celebration solely devoted to daffodils. It’s also the summertime playground...
View ArticlePelato Offers Italian Fare for Under $20 in Charleston
Charleston has another option for Italian fare with the recent opening of Pelato at 1085 Morrison Drive. Restaurateurs Theresa and Anthony Scotto Jr., along with their son Anthony Scotto III, describe...
View ArticleEater DC’s Epic Guide to Eating Outside
It’s officially that time of year when D.C. gets to display its great outdoors in full force. Come May, gorgeous flowers framing the city’s picturesque parks and sprawling Smithsonian grounds are in...
View ArticleRestaurants to Try This Weekend in Las Vegas — May 16
It’s the most pressing question of the weekend: “Where should I eat?” Here, Eater editors issue tried and true recommendations for places to check out this weekend. For late-night conversation:...
View ArticleThe Best Burgers in Phoenix, Arizona
The burger, despite its purportedly German influence, is more American than apple pie. Here in Phoenix — land of cattle and cowboys back in the day — burgers are an essential part of the Arizonan diet,...
View ArticleBehold! A New Location of Luke’s Local Opens in the Inner Sunset
The Ninth Avenue corridor in the Inner Sunset has just gotten a lot busier: The hotly anticipated Luke’s Local outpost at 1266 Ninth Avenue has opened its doors as of Thursday, May 15, and the...
View ArticleThe Best Burgers in San Diego, California
When it comes to burgers, everyone has an opinion: Is a sesame-topped, brioche, or egg bun superior? Do fancy restaurant burgers outrank inexpensive smash burgers at casual places — or is it the other...
View ArticleInside River North’s Ambitious Italian Restaurant With Brazilian Flair
Nic & Junior’s is a sleek restaurant in River North, hidden in the shadows of skyscrapers, just east of Wabash, between the Chicago River and Hubbard Street. It’s a unique building with large...
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