At Eatsa, You Can Get Your Quinoa Bowl With Zero Human Interaction
Eatsa, with only two locations in California thus far, is experimenting with a “new kind of food experience.”
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Has The No-Tipping Movement Reached A Tipping Point?
As more and more high-profile chefs and restaurateurs ban tipping, it makes us wonder if this is just the "tip" of the iceberg.
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Could The Feast Of The Seven Fishes Go Mainstream?
The Feast of the Seven Fishes is a traditional Italian American Christmas Eve meal. Can it be going mainstream?
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This Is The Best Way To Avoid Arguing Over Who's Paying The Restaurant Bill
Ever get into an argument over who should pay the restaurant bill? It's not uncommon, but there's a smart way to never get into that spat again.
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Seattle Gets Lucky With Seven Beef
The Daily Meal reviews the third member of brother-sister duo Eric and Sophie Bahn’s epicurean empire: a Vietnamese steakhouse.
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I Don't Care If Inday 'Isn't That Indian'
The Daily Meal reviews a new member of tbe group of higher-end assembly line-style eateries that has become so very popular in New York City.
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Get Into The Holiday Spirit With The Cheesecake Factory's Themed Specials
The Cheesecake Factory, with 18 locations around Los Angeles County, is offering special menu items and discounts for the holiday season.
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Rainforest Cafe, Bubba Gump Shrimp Company, And Hundreds Of Other Restaurants Affected By National Credit Card Breach
Landry’s Inc., which owns more than 500 restaurant properties across the US, has confirmed a large-scale credit card breach.
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'My Perfect Storm,' A Documentary About René Redzepi's Noma, Is Released
The documentary about Noma showcases the day-to-day systems of operation behind the restaurant consistently voted the best in the world
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10 Things Your Waiter Won't Tell You, But That You Really Should Know
Even though your server is trying to be nice, some things you're doing may be really annoying them. Here are 10 things they wish you knew.
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Is It Ever Okay To Not Tip Your Server?
If you receive terrible service at a restaurant, is it ever okay to not leave a tip? Read on to learn the answer.
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2015 Restaurant Of The Year: Shaya
The Daily Meal spotlights three restaurants that changed the way Americans ate in 2015, highlighting one in particular as The Restaurant of the Year.
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This Upscale, Pricey Restaurant Was Allegedly Caught Using Pre-Prepared, Frozen Meals
Fig & Olive, a popular small restaurant chain, was revealed to be relying on pre-packaged ingredients in an investigation
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Estela Team Opening Up A Location Inside The New Met Museum Wing
Ignacio Mattos and Thomas Carter are opening up a branch of Estela in a new wing of the Metropolitan Museum of Art
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James Beard Foundation Picks The 15 Best Dishes In America Of 2015
The James Beard Foundation’s editors picked the 15 most memorable dishes around the country from restaurants like Shaya and Pubbelly
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12 Restaurants That Made The Biggest Splash In 2015
Thousands of new restaurants come and go every year, but some openings can whip an entire city into a frenzy. Here are 12 from 2015.
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France Counters Ranking Of 'World's 50 Best' With 'La Liste,' Naming World's 1,000 Best
A French algorithm, Ciacco, has named the 1,000 best restaurants in the world, in response to the annual ranking of the World’s 50 Best.
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The Owners Of Eleven Madison Park Are Opening A Fast-Casual Restaurant
Daniel Humm and Will Guidara, owners of Eleven Madison Park, are opening a fast-casual restaurant called Made Nice
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Bara's Les Classiques Brings A Fresh Spin To Traditional Holiday Dinner
Chef Ian Alvarez of Bara, a French/Japanese tavern, invites diners to a special Sunday holiday dinner series, Les Classiques.
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Eataly New York Introduces New Winter-Themed Pop-Up Baita
Find out about what to expect when visiting Baita, Eataly New York’s Alpine-inspired pop-up on the superstore’s enclosed rooftop.
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Starbucks' Bear Cookies Look Like They've Had Their Throats Cut
Starbucks' new polar bear cookies are wearing red frostig scarves, but it also kind of looks like they've had their throats slit.
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Thieves Break Into Bakery, Sell Stolen Cakes Through Broken Window
Chicago's Brown Sugar Bakery was robbed by thieves who stole all the caramel cakes and sold them right through the bakery's broken window.
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Boston's Outlook Kitchen + Bar: Good For A Burger And Much More
Find out about the best Outlook Kitchen + Bar has to offer to locals and visitors of Boston’s Fort Point neighborhood.
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The Hyatt Carmel Highlands Provides An Experience To Last A Lifetime
Find out about all the Hyatt Carmel Highlands has to offer its guests, including top-notch dining options.
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The Capital Grille Launches Champagne By The Glass Special For The Holiday Season
The Capital Grille is offering a Champagnes-by-the-glass special, with three Champagnes that are usually bottle-only.
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Union Square Café, A New York City Culinary Icon Is Closing Its Doors For Good
Danny Meyer’s flagship restaurant, Union Square Café, is closing tomorrow, but the Hospitality Group already has another location in mind
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The 25 Most Popular Restaurants Of 2015
Did you ever want to know which restaurants bring in more money every year than any other? Read on for the top 25 in America.
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