Jeremiah Langhorne Cooks at Clifton Inn Garden This Fall

Posted by Maggie Gorman, Writer
Charleston chef wunderkind Jeremiah Langhorne will take a trip to his hometown of historic Charlottesville, Va. this fall — to hang out in a garden. It’s the garden of Clifton Inn, which... read more

Venetian and Palazzo Host 5th Annual Carnival of Cuisine

Posted by Shaena Engle, Special Contributor
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Keeping Kosher in Los Angeles

Posted by Yeah Thats Kosher, Special Contributor
LA has huge Jewish community with everything you could possibly need.  Below is just a quick guide of some things to do on vacation in LA and where to eat.  • Coffee Bean & Tea... read more

Alinea, Eleven Madison Park Project in the Works

Posted by Jessica Chou, Editor
Twentieth Century Limited
A cryptic tweet from Grant Achatz popped up on our Twitter feed three minutes ago, and it's gotten the whole food world buzzing. "This should be fun! EMP+Alinea. NYC + Chicago. Friends, food... read more

Graham Elliot, Bill Kim, Anne Burrell Cook for Charlie Trotter's Last Night

Posted by Jessica Chou, Editor
Charlie Trotter
We're one week away from the ending of the Charlie Trotter era, and while Trotter has pretty much let loose and talked endlessly about his decision to leave the restaurant industry, he's... read more

BuzzTable to Make 2-Hour, No-Reservation Waits More Bearable

Posted by Jessica Chou, Editor
BuzzTable
If there's any restaurant trend we wish would die, it would be the no-reservation policy that was super big maybe a year ago? Because two-hour waits are not cool. So this iPhone and Android app... read more

Restaurant Critic Roundup: Porter Discovers Denver’s Best Vietnamese Food, New York Critics Harp on Potential

Posted by Tyler Sullivan, Editor
As always, the ratings range from stars to bells to beans, but every review offers specialized insight into the food, atmosphere, and service of eateries in each city’s dining scene and the... read more

Random House Turns Children's Menus Into Mobile Marketing Tools

Posted by Maggie Gorman, Writer
Somehow, the American family restaurant has become ground zero of the digital marketing revolution. Remember the days when a kid’s menu came with a pack of crayons included entertaining word... read more