• Tomorrow, you can audition for 24 Hour Restaurant Battle at the Westin on Third Street. [Bits + Bites] • It's not the French Laundry or Per Se, per se, but Thomas Keller's $835, 11-course Hong Kong dinners, which sold...
L'Chaim makes kosher vodka, tequila, and rum while the Japanese-American dessert originator has new digs.
Plus, Thomas Keller rolls out $835 meals this week, and much more all in our morning news round-up.
Plus: casual dining gains more cred across the pond, organic nutmeg recalled, and more, in our morning news roundup.
Plus the recession in Europe is giving brasseries, gastropubs and takeout joints some comeuppance, and Thomas Keller's $835, 11-course dinners in Hong Kong are happening this week, all in our morning news roundup.
The restaurant might open its bakery, but a controversy is looming with neighbors.
The protesters are angry over a foie-stuffed duck dish at Michael Cimarusti's Bocuse d'Or fundraiser.
At Barney's in NY and SF, chefs are the stars this year.
The restaurant will now only take reservations one month out.
The Keller vet is cooking pies and cakes for Thanksgiving for a first taste of his forthcoming bakery.
This year's theme was all Japan, all the time.
The Scarpetta chef also explains his concerns about expansion in the wake of Tom Colicchio's Craft announcement and why we don't have his baby goat dish.
The only American-born chef with multiple Michelin three-star ratings has deigned to let his name be on some letterhead.
Who are the "Gals of Food" and the "Bad Boys of Food"?
The Noma chef talks geotagging and culinary geneaology at last night's New York Public Library event.
Jeff Cerciello's super-sourced, Brentwood bucolic will open with executive chef Joshua Drew in the kitchen.