Fun Places to Try This Weekend in NYC
All summer long, we’ll be recommending where to eat and drink to take advantage of a New York summer weekend, including great patios, one-time pop-ups, and easy day trips, updated every Friday. Have a...
View ArticleThe Best Fried Chicken in New York City
One could argue that fried chicken is America’s greatest contribution to world gastronomy: golden brown and crunchy on the outside, flavorful and oozing juices on the inside. In New York City, it’s...
View ArticleHere Are the Results of Eater Austin’s Michelin Guide Texas Reader Survey
French international dining review system Michelin is coming to Texas for the first time this year. The Michelin Guide Texas will cover Austin, San Antonio, Houston, Dallas, and Fort Worth. The...
View ArticleSoil to Soul Connections: How Regional Indian Mangoes Celebrate Identity
Enter the parking lot of Apni Mandi Farmers Market in Fremont, and it might even remind you of some markets in India. A white, pitched awning protects large bins brimming with fresh vegetables at its...
View ArticleLula Cafe Will Celebrate 25 Years in Logan Square With Star-Studded Pop-Up...
The summer season kicked off with a bang for chef Jason Hammel, who in June took home a James Beard Award for Outstanding Hospitality at his iconic 25-year-old farm-to-table restaurant Lula Cafe in...
View ArticleA Peacock-Themed Cocktail Lounge Unfurls Its Feathers in Houston Heights
A new peacock-themed cocktail lounge in Houston is ready to show off what it can offer. Plume officially opens in the Heights area on the afternoon of Friday, July 26, providing a ritzy new hangout for...
View ArticleHere’s What Chef Yia Vang Thinks You Should Order at His New Restaurant, Vinai
Chef Yia Vang’s new Hmong restaurant, Vinai, is set to finally open in Northeast Minneapolis July 30, almost four years after it was first announced. If you’ve been following along with Vang’s story,...
View Article4 Restaurants to Try This Weekend in Los Angeles: July 26
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 ArticleA Really Great Austin Taco Truck Temporarily Closes Because of ‘Convoluted’...
Taco truck Paprika has closed its original location in the Highland neighborhood and pop-up at nearby bar Long Play Lounge for now as of July 24. The Instagram post announcing the shutter explains that...
View ArticleThis Kaiseki Master Hand Makes Some of the Greatest Soba in Los Angeles
Chef Kazushige Motoishi starts every morning the same way, by himself in a small side room at Sushi Yamamoto in Beverly Hills, preparing soba by hand. Under the restaurant’s previous tenant, the...
View Article16 Great Bets for Fried Chicken in Austin
Austin’s fried chicken game is strong, despite being the home of really amazing barbecue. The comfort food works well for dinner, a quick snack, or an outdoor picnic. It even inspires other dishes,...
View Article16 Bars for a Great Glass of Wine in the East Bay
Those on the lookout for a good — nay, a great — glass of wine would do well to focus their attention on the East Bay. While San Francisco might steal some of the spotlight with high-end pours and...
View ArticleWhere to Watch — and Celebrate — the Summer Olympics in Houston
The Summer Olympics in Paris have kicked off, and as Team U.S.A. gears up to compete and go for the gold, several Houston restaurants and bars are getting in on the excitement. While many local sports...
View ArticleA New ‘Crochet Cafe’ Is Coming to Capitol Hill This Summer
Brace yourselves, party people — a hip new spot is coming to the nightlife district of Capitol Hill. Stitch Cafe, a coffee and tea shop that will double as a “crochet and crafting hub,” is opening...
View ArticleD.C. Bars and Restaurants Getting Into the Olympic Spirit
During the last Summer Olympics in Tokyo, we were just emerging from the pandemic and the competition was played in front of a mostly empty audience. Fast forward a few years, and Paris is the backdrop...
View ArticleIconic Portland Drag Club Darcelle XV Is at Risk of Closing
The Oregonian reports that Darcelle XV Showplace, a beloved, longstanding Portland drag club, is at risk of shutting down due to poor attendance during its usual peak season. One of the co-hosts and...
View ArticleFour Takeaways From the Bankruptcy Filing Rocking a California Wine Company
Shortly after the news broke that one of California’s biggest wine companies, Vintage Wine Estates, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, it appears that the company plans to lay off all of its employees,...
View ArticleCool Food Events and Pop-Ups to Check Out This Week in Los Angeles: July 26
Some of LA’s most exciting meals can be found on the back patio of a wine bar or under an EZ-up on a neighborhood corner. Pop-ups are ingrained in the dining culture of the Southland, whether they’re a...
View ArticleTrader Joe’s Is One Step Closer to Opening in Uptown New Orleans
On Thursday, July 25, the New Orleans City Council approved a request by developers to demolish a building at the corner of Freret Street and Napoleon Avenue, making the possibility of a Trader Joe’s...
View ArticleCurtis Stone’s Michelin-Starred Tasting Menu Restaurant Maude Is Closing in...
Curtis Stone’s pioneering tasting menu restaurant Maude, which has a Michelin star, will close on September 28 to make way for the Pie Room by Curtis Stone, a casual bakery and takeout spot that...
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