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The Foodist likes taking his kids out to eat, and he's got a few tips for servers on how to make things go smoothly (hint: no wine glass for the 9-month-old)

Andrew Knowlton

Some of our favorite restaurants are going the extra mile and opening their own large-scale farms
Chef Frank Prisinzano shares his fungal bounty, freshly smuggled in from Piedmont. (Just don't tell Customs!)

Matt Duckor

A history of restaurant-critic bile-spewing, from Mark Twain to Pete Wells

Sam Dean

We understand: Not everyone wants to cook Thanksgiving dinner. Luckily, some of BA's favorite restaurants are staying open--and serving up serious meals

Bon Appétit

After Hurricane Sandy wrecked their Brooklyn restaurant, its owners plot a new path to the future

Sam Dean

With its seafood, Asian eats, New American cuisine, and--oh!--those views, the rainy city whets our appetite

Bon Appétit

In the wake of Sandy, NYC restaurants are putting on special meals to support the affected

Sam Dean

As restaurant menus go digital, the Foodist reflects on his sticky-fingered past

Andrew Knowlton

Yes, that's a meat grinder. Look away if you're squeamish!

Matt Duckor

Andrew Knowlton

Where to pick up darn good cake across the country

Bon Appétit

It's an old joke, but the economics of small restaurants is not much of a laugh

Sam Dean

Almost. But America's best airport restaurant is that good!

Matt Duckor

Also: We're on the ground in Chi-town for Chicago Gourmet!

Matt Duckor

Andrew Knowlton

From the perfect accompaniment to a croque monsier to a winter night warm-up

Bon Appétit

Hint: ingredients, technique, and yes, a little love (and salt!)

Julia Bainbridge

The cold cuts may be house-cured and the servers unsurly, but these New Jewish Delis (NJDs) are true to their heritage in spirit, if not salami quality

Rachel Sanders

And that's not the only tomato-free version we're loving these days

Adam Rapoport

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