Can Someone Please Help Michael Wolff Get a Restaurant Reservation?
Just make sure it's not at a non-prestigious destination.
Just make sure it's not at a non-prestigious destination.
L.A. just wants somebody to love its restaurants.
The brand is seeking multi-unit franchisees for 150 new locations throughout the region.
Josh Siegel thinks a tough work ethic has been replaced by tough-looking tattoos.
Bourdain's not leaving before he burns a few bridges.
While we basked in the approval bestowed upon Kosher Corridor by the New York Times, Rob Eshman at the Jewish Journal voiced his severe disapproval last night. He denounces the NYT writer's cursory effort, mocks her limited per diem, her...
The paper makes a few irrelevant picks while "finding a food Mecca in the West."
Hungry Mother's chef is a bit upset.
Why aren't people over this yet?
Why are short ribs always "meltingly tender"? And while we're at it, can we all agree that "bill of fare" has no place in 21st-century food writing?
A crabby review of the Barking Crab leads to dismay, reassurance.
Restaurant practices that push us to the brink.
Life's too short to spend time eating with idiots.
He says these things are poisoning the industry's talent pool.
Somehow we missed this gem from Chicagoist about Danny's doorman Stephen Sowley's Tumblr-fueled lamenting about "the assholes" that have infiltrated the hipster bar in his past six years of working there (Ugh! Our business is thriving because we didn't realize...