Why This Gold Bougie Food Trend Still Doesn't Make Sense
Sure, adding gold leaf to a nice meal adds a bit of flashy flare and sends elegant food into bougie territory, but it doesn't actually make sense. Here's why.
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5 Restaurants That Became More Iconic Through Movies
Many of these restaurants, diners, and cafes were already iconic but became even more famous after they were featured in block-busting movies.
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The Oldest Italian Restaurant In The US Is Located In California
You might expect the oldest Italian restaurant in America to be in New York or at least on the East Coast, but it actually resides in California.
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TikTok Was Skeptical About This Single Leaf Salad In Santa Monica
Fine dining is often a bit abstract and like art on a plate, but TikTok was skeptical about this single leaf salad course of a tasting menu in Santa Monica.
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The Bizarre Fine Dining Eating Rule To Know
If you want to go and enjoy some fine dining for the first time, make sure you're aware of this one slightly bizarre fine dining eating rule.
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One Of The Toughest Burgers To Get In NYC
New York City is a destination burger city. We examine one of the most exclusive burgers in the city and just why it's so hard for customers to find.
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Does The President Have To Pay For Meals In The White House?
You might think that everything the President needs is covered at the White House, and that the tax payer fronts every bill, but that isn't the case.
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Rick Steves Budget-Friendly Tip For Eating In Iceland
It's fair to say that RIck Steves has been around Europe quite a bit, so when he gives tips for eating cheaply in Iceland (notoriously pricy), we take notes.
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The Theatrical Celebrity Chef Restaurant You Can't Miss In Las Vegas
Sin City is full of glamorous restaurants, but this theatrical, celebrity chef-helmed spot truly combines fine dining with entertainment and spectacle.
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You Can Still Visit The French Restaurant That Changed Julia Child's Life
When Julia Child moved to France with her husband on goverment business, she would have no idea that the first French food she ate would change her life.
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Anthony Bourdain Loved To Eat At This Italian Steakhouse In Los Angeles
If Anthony Bourdain wanted steak while he was busy filming in Los Angeles, he would head to this one spot and get a 50-ounce bone-in steak for almost $300.
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The Maine Restaurant That's Virtually Impossible To Score A Reservation At
If you are a fan of exclusive fine dining, it doesn't get more selective than this Freedom, Maine restaurant that's nearly impossible to get a reservation for.
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Wolfgang Puck's Favorite Celebratory Meal Might Be Yours, Too
Wolfgang Puck became a big fan of a food adored by many people across the globe, but only after giving it a major makeover that helped inspire a regional trend.
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How Many Restaurants Does Emeril Lagasse Own?
In addition to being a long-time television personality, Emeril Lagasse is also the man behind many successful restaurants, but exactly how many?
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Rick Steves' Simple Menu Rule To Find The Best Restaurants Abroad
If you want to eat well abroad and not fall for mediocre tourist traps that will price-gouge you, then listen to expert traveler Rick Steves' advice.
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Are Service Dogs Allowed In Restaurants (What About Michelin-Starred Ones)?
Can a person with a legitimate service dog be refused entrance at a restaurant — including Michelin-starred establishment — simply because of the animal?
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Patrick Mahomes And Travis Kelce's New Restaurant Isn't Exactly Affordable
1587 Prime is the new restaurant run by Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce, but the steakhouse is anything but affordable. Here's how much one dinner will cost.
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The Pasta Meal So Tasty Alex Guarnaschelli Said It Made Her 'Tear Up' With Excitement
Sometimes what impresses chefs like Food Network star Alex Guarnaschelli isn't innovation but a classic dish done right, like this pasta she had in France.
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Martha Stewart's Favorite Sushi Restaurant Is Famous Among New Yorkers
One of Martha Stewart's favorite NYC restaurants that sticks out in our minds is a Michelin-recommended Japanese restaurant in Midtown Manhattan.
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The US Steakhouse Chain That Serves Australian Wagyu Beef
While Wagyu beef is typically associated with Japan, Australia also produces the high-end meat. There's even an American steakhouse restaurant that serves it.
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The Best Hole-In-The-Wall Sushi Spots You Have To Visit Once In Your Lifetime
Great quality sushi can be found in a number of places across the world, but these hidden gems are totally worth hitting up at least once in your life.
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This Denver Restaurant Is The First In The State To Earn 2 Michelin Stars
The Michelin Guide has release its Colorado rankings for 2025 and a Denver restaurant stands alone as the only two star establishment in the state.
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Should You Bring Your Children To An Adults-Only Dinner? Here's What Reddit Thinks
When a group of friends decides to have an adults-only dinner at a nice restaurant, here's what to consider before allowing someone to break the no-kids rule.
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The Luxurious California Steakhouse That Serves 3 Different Types Of Wagyu
This chic, high-end Northern California restaurant offers luscious and tender Wagyu steaks from three different parts of the world at different price points.
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The Pennsylvania Restaurant That Was Taken Over By Confederate Soldiers During The Battle Of Gettysburg
If you want a slice of history served with your well-reviewed meat pie, then you need to head to this historic 19th-century Pennsylvania restaurant.
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The New York-Based Steakhouse That Ages Its Beef For 35 Days
This venerable New York steakhouse, with restaurants across the United States and Mexico City, ages all of its USDA Prime beef for at least 35 days.
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The Old-School Italian Appetizer Frank Sinatra Always Ordered
Frank Sinatra was known for his love of food, especially Italian, almost as much as for his voice. Here's what he would order to start at Patsy's.
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