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From gas stations to bait and tackle shops, check out our list for some seriously great food in strange places

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Anyone can flip through a Michelin Guide and dine on first-rate cuisine—provided they'll fork out the cash. But finding delicious huevos rancheros in a seedy car wash in El Paso? That takes skill. Here we round up some of the nation's best undercover grub for you.

Meryl Rothstein

Spain's capital reinvents the meaning of "small plates"

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The chef shares the recipes that has made her the country's mozzarella master

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From a power lunch with Dad to a life-changing experience in the U.K.

Adam Rapoport

Ripert, for one, smoked a pile of cigars while lounging in his hammock. What else?

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At the new New York location of his restaurant, The Earl of Sandwich. Confusing, right?

Sam Dean

Those intimidating, leather-bound tomes are going the way of white tablecloths.

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This 12-seat restaurant in the mountains of Scandinavia redefines the meaning of eating local

Danielle Walsh

The Foodist racked up the frequent-diner miles to bring you the ten best new places to eat in the U.S.

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Noteworthy restaurant reviews from food sections across the country.

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Noteworthy restaurant reviews from food sections across the country: Seattle's Skillet, New York's Boulud Sud, Atlanta's One Eared Stag, and more.

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In some cases it felt impossible to reach anyone who might control the reservation book.

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There's a new crop of farm-friendly chefs taking sourcing a step further--who won't call produce local unless its truly their own.

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Notable reviews from food sections around the country: Portland's Otto, Denver's Bittersweet, St. Louis' Salt, and more.

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Noteworthy restaurant reviews from food sections across the country: Boston's 80 Thoreau, Atlanta's Raku, Houston's Thanh Phuong, and more.

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Notable reviews from food sections around the country: Washington DC's America Eats Tavern, Miami's The Dining Room, Denver's Row 14, and more.

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In a refreshing departure from the Italian comfort food craze, there's been a huge boom of Germanic restaurants across America.

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Watch a video of the kitchen's prep

Emily Fleischaker

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