Detroit, MI Detroit’s Charming French Cafe Le Petit Zinc Is ClosingEater - Brenna HouckDetroit’s popular French cafe and creperie Le Petit Zincis closing on Sunday after just over a year in Midtown. The restaurant, which relocated to the Strathmore Apartment building in February 2018, announced
Food Manhattan Yuppies Faceplant Into Farm Life on ABC’s ‘Bless This Mess’Eater - Greg MorabitoHappy Friday. Due to a few important, but slightly tiresome events (The Game of Thrones premiere! The release of the Mueller Report! The Fab Five guys dunking on Antoni for liking the Strokes!) this felt
Food Portland’s Legit Late-Night Happy HoursEaterTraditionally, happy hour meant an hour or so of discounted drinks in the afternoon, usually when people would get off work but before dinner hours and late-night drinking. But the term has evolved, and
Mexico Why Hasn’t Michoacán Cuisine Had Its Moment Yet?Eater - Elias CepedaThe food comes plated to our table soon after ordering: carnitas, Michoacán style. It’s served fast, but only after a slow cook. The process started days ago when a whole pig was butchered. Then, virtually
7-Eleven We tried 7-Eleven’s Mr. Mime juice and now have questionsPolygon - Polygon StaffWhat the heck did we just drink Promotions for the live-action Pokémon movie Detective Pikachu are in full swing right now, which makes sense, given that the film is a few weeks away as of this writing.
Detroit, MI Como’s Comes Back to Life With Detroit-Style Pizza in MayEater - Brenna HouckA new, updated version of Como’s Restaurantis scheduled to return to the corner of Woodward Avenue and Nine Mile two weeks. Peas & Carrots Hospitality, whose partners purchased the Ferndale classic last
Washington D.C. This Venezuelan Chef’s Imagination Runs Wild at His Dream D.C. RestaurantEater - Tierney PlumbSeven Reasons opened this week on 14th Street NW, bringing the bustling corridor daring Latin fusion dishes from Venezuelan-born chef Enrique Limardo. Limardo is counting his blessings while opening his
Play buttonFood Two Asian Favorites Expand to Spring Mountain RoadEater - Bradley MartinEven more construction on Spring Mountain Road points to two local names expanding to the neighborhood, plus an unknown restaurant also on the way. Located at 5130 Spring Mountain, next to Hauck Street
Food African-American Restaurant Directory Launches for Chicago and AtlantaEater - Ashok SelvamJeremy Joyce didn’t feel Chicago’s restaurants and social media influencers cared enough about the needs of the city’s African Americans, so he sat out to create his own business. Joyce, on Friday officially
Detroit, MI 13 Metro Detroit Brunches to Try Right Now, April 2019EaterReady to break out of that standard brunch routine? Behold the Detroit brunch heatmap, a roadmap to exploring the most exciting new brunches in town. Whether it’s a new restaurant or an old favorite with
Boston, MA An Asian Street Food Restaurant Closed This Week in Harvard SquareEater - Terrence B. DoyleA beloved subterranean spot for Asian street food and creative cocktails in Harvard Square has closed: Night Market shuttered after dinner service on April 18. Executive chef Jason Tom’s kitchen was known
New Orleans, LA An Inside Look at Gianna, the Latest from Donald Link’s Restaurant GroupEater - Clair LorellThe long-awaited Italian restaurant from Donald Link and James Beard Award-winning Herbsaint chef, Rebecca Wilcomb, opens tomorrow, April 20, on the corner of Magazine and Girod Streets. Construction last
Food A Guide to the Best Mexican Snacks in AustinEater - Kelly StockerMexican snack foods are so much better than those typically trendy Instagrammable decadent dishes. It’s easy to find the best of the outrageous specialities in Austin. pice, salt, and citrus are mainstays
San Diego, CA The San Diego Restaurant Bringing Tijuana Flavors Across the BorderEater - Mario A. CortezEnrique Román Curiel makes his way around the dining room at his restaurant on a busy Monday at noon. He leads a family to a table, then refills mugs with fragrant café de olla one table over. He then
Pie It Was Never Like CrackEater - Brenna HouckIt’s like crack. In her episode of Chef’s Table: Pastry, that’s how pastry chef Christina Tosi recalls coming up with the name for her signature dessert, the Crack Pie. Tosi’s dramatic retelling chronicles
Play buttonFood Drink, Dine, and Play at Fashion Show’s Arcade CityEater - Bradley MartinImporting a family friendly atmosphere to the Fashion Show mall, two new entertainment options are headed to the Las Vegas Strip. Arcade City already operates at high-profile tourist areas in Orlando,
Food All the LA Bars and Restaurants Featured in Modern Noir Cop Show BoschEaterSeason 5 of the popular Amazon Prime show Bosch premieres on April 19 and show follows LAPD detective Harry Bosch as he grapples with crime, corruption, and his personal life in Los Angeles. The modern
Food The Worst Things New York Diners Do in RestaurantsEater - Amanda KludtHave you ever told a host at a restaurant that the rest of your party was “right around the corner” or “one stop away” or “just parking the car”? Then you are one of the many types of diners general manager
Boston University Boston Is Getting More Nashville Hot ChickenEater - Terrence B. DoyleBoston can’t get enough fried chicken, and that’s a good thing, because more is coming soon. Alex Nystedt (former Sportello general manager), Will Yoo (owner of a pair of Charleys Philly Steaks franchises),
Ina Garten Future ‘Barefoot Contessa’ Episodes as Imagined by an Ina Garten SuperfanEater - James ParkCookbook queen Ina Garten is back, back, back again with another fabulous season of Barefoot Contessa: Cook Like a Pro, encouraging everyone that they, too, can make food as if they have a luxury Hamptons
Food A Critic Explores Five Chicago Turkish RestaurantsEater - Jeffy MaiMike Sula embarks on a Turkish cuisine crawl and samples five new spots. At Turkish Kitchen(565 W. Diversey), there’s an assortment of “fairly uncommon” dishes like menemen — a saucy tomato, pepper, and
Food White Center’s Exceptional Sandwich Specialist Closes at the End of AprilEater - Megan HillWhite Center’s well-regarded sandwich shop, Brass Knuckle Bistro, is set to close after service on April 27. Owner Case Justham cited personal reasons in a Facebook post announcing the decision. A new
Food Five Places To Find Pozole in Las VegasEater - Krista DiamondOften associated with holidays such as Christmas, New Years Eve, and Mexican Independence Day, pozole is a traditional Mexican stew with a base of hominy, corn that’s dried and softened while being cooked
Montero The Restaurant Owner Striving to Establish a Place for Mexican Food in New OrleansEater - Clair LorellNew Orleans is not, by most measures, a city known for its Mexican food. Creole and Cajun, French, Vietnamese, and, more recently, Honduran and Cuban cuisines are all sources of local pride, leaving little
Caviar A Very Posh Caviar Cafe Helmed by an EMP Alum Has Opened on the UESEater - Carla ViannaA cafe whose kitchen is led by an Eleven Madison Park alum and dedicated to all-things caviar has opened on the Upper East Side. Marky’s on Madison is a luxury retail store — with a restaurant included
Food Israeli Quick Service Restaurant Dr. Sandwich Takes Over a Prime Beverly Grove SpaceEater - Farley ElliottWhat a ride it has been for the former Stir Market space on Beverly Boulevard. The large restaurant and marketplace sits in what could be seen as a pretty prime location, near the Grove and not far from
Food Arepas Arrive on South Pearl Street This WeekendEater - Susan StapletonIgor and Beckie Panasewicz’s Quiero Arepas already has a home inside Avanti Food & Beverage along with a food truck. Now the Venezuelan sandwich shop opens a new location at 1859 S. Pearl St. from 3 to
San Francisco, CA Korean Theater Chain With Short Rib Wraps Taking Over AMC Van Ness SpaceEater - Caleb PershanExpensive popcorn with a side of wontons CJ-CGV Cinemas, a South Korean theater chain known for futuristic “4D” auditoriums with motion seats and synthesized rain and fog, is expanding to San Francisco,
Food LA’s Sqirl, Wildair, and Other Major Names to Host NYC Bake Sale for Planned ParenthoodEater - Kayla Kumari UpadhyayaShortly after the presidential election in 2016, pastry chef Natasha Pickowicz had the idea to have a fundraiser for Planned Parenthood of New York City. “That was a really deliberate choice on my part,”
Food Celebrate Easter Sunday 2019 With These BrunchesEater - Alex FraneEaster Sunday may not be as chaotic for brunch spots as Mother’s Day is, but it’s still a busy holiday for dining out. Luckily, Portland has a number of places that still have available seats, whether
