Westward Ho!
New York’s Hudson Yards neighborhood never quite took off. With Ci Siamo, Danny Meyer and Hillary Sterling are out to change that
It’s All About the Elbow
How did Nusret Gökçe, known to all as Salt Bae, turn a flick of the arm into a multi-million-dollar restaurant empire serving gold-encrusted meat?
Shock and Awe
Alain Ducasse’s exit from the Plaza Athénée rocked Paris. But his replacement is generating even more buzz
Hollywood’s Kitchen Table
How did a 17-table restaurant become a clubhouse for everyone from Clooney to DiCaprio, Joni Mitchell to Quincy Jones? At Dan Tana’s, it isn’t the food …
Is Paris Burning?
In her new cooking show, the joke’s on us …
Rethink Pink
Hollywood types and old-world wine-makers are out to upend antiquated notions of rosé
Food Fight!
One day after The New York Times gives it a rave review, a Brooklyn restaurant shuts its doors and accusations fly
Before Studio 54, There Was Maxwell’s Plum
In the 1970s, an Upper East Side restaurant was the red-hot center of New York’s sexually liberated singles scene
Miss en Place!
Anne Rosenzweig broke into the old boys’ club of Manhattan restaurants with aplomb
Dinner with the Queen
During an unforgettable meal with Julia Child, a young writer discovers a kindred spirit
Daniel Emilio Soares
The fourth-generation Balducci is opening Alimentari Flâneur, a new quality-produce market on Manhattan’s Lower East Side
Burned!
After a 21-year run, Alain Ducasse’s restaurant at the Plaza Athénée is closing under mysterious circumstances
Non-Tipsy Tipples
At Glossier, Mélanie Masarin helped people look better. Now, with Ghia, a mocktail, she’s helping people drink better
Mory Sacko
The new face of French cuisine serves up fine food and great television
Underground Gourmet
In lockdown, desperate French chefs keep the lights on (low) with speakeasy restaurants
Mouton Rothschild Labels Itself as Chinese-Friendly
The Bordeaux vineyard’s 2018 vintage will speak to the world’s biggest market for French wine
Below the Salt
A new book, Scoff, determines people’s social standing by the food they eat and when they eat it
Zen and the Kitchen Arts of Nigella Lawson
She’s back, with a cookbook (and life wisdom) for these times
The Waverly Inn Is Still Cooking
As the Greenwich Village restaurant celebrates its 100th anniversary, a writer recounts its storied history
Restaurant Roulette
On New York City’s first night of indoor dining in six months, our editors ate at Daniel, now known as Boulud Sur Mer
Ariel Arce
A young restaurateur is reimagining the city’s dining-and-drinking experience
Sobering Developments
Is it even drinking if there’s no alcohol involved? One woman investigates the trend of excessively responsible imbibing …
Food Fight
Despite pub grub’s mixed reputation, English cuisine is finer than ever
Hold the Dairy
The craze for a healthier, tastier alterna-milk has turned Oatly into a $2 billion success story
