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Earlier this week, while the rest of us were sleeping, Chef Andrew Carmellini was hosting late-night parties at his not-even-open-yet restaurant, The Dutch. BA Contributing Editor Adam Sachs was there for early intel...

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Our BA Foodist recommends three new cocktail bars that prove the cocktail "trend" is still alive and well.

Andrew Knowlton

My go-to izakaya dish is kara-age, or bite-size pieces of fried chicken.

Andrew Knowlton

Sam Sifton of the New York Times isn't the only restaurant critic that food lovers should read. Here are links to noteworthy reviews from this week's food sections across the country...

Katherine Kims

To most Americans, Japanese food means sushi. But there's a world beyond raw fish, as the recent izakaya explosion shows.

Andrew Knowlton

In his second cookbook, Truly Mexican, chef Roberto Santibanez gives you basic steps that you'll use again and again when cooking Mexican food...

Julia Bainbridge

Maybe growing up you heard some elders gripe, "We remember when you could buy a sandwich for thirty-five cents!"

Michael Singer

I wasn't born with a sweet tooth. Pork rinds and Goldfish tooth is more like it. When I do crave something sugary it's usually in the form of Swedish Fish or a Jolly Rancher. This may sound crazy to most of the planet's inhabitants but I'm not big on chocolate either.

Andrew Knowlton

We may have found someone more excited about wild salmon than we are.

Hunter Lewis

Houston chef Chris Shepherd shares his favorite stops for ethnic eats in the best food city in Texas.

Andrew Knowlton

If you own an iPad and you do not yet have the Flipboard app, it's time to get in the game.

Emily Fleischaker

Erin McKenna is perhaps the woman most responsible for taking gluten-free vegan baking beyond the health food aisle...

Hannah Sullivan

Links to noteworthy restaurant reviews from this week's food sections across the country. This week: Houston's Love Shack, Seattle's Local 360, and more...

Katherine Kims

Can you die from eating too much BBQ? [Ed.: Yes you can. From diabetes and heart disease, but we assume you're talking rhetorically here.] I was considering this question very seriously after a recent trip to Austin...

Andrew Knowlton

You may never be able to dress like an Italian or make love like an Italian, but drinking like one is a snap...

Andrew Knowlton

Give loved ones something special this Sunday without invoking cellophane grass and stuffed bunnies...

Julia Bainbridge

Sam Sifton of the New York Times isn't the only restaurant critic that food lovers should read. Here are noteworthy reviews from this week's food sections across the country...

Katherine Kims

Nothing in life is certain but fundamental physical constants and taxes, and only one of those has the word "fun" in it...

Michael Singer

In our series, "Win a Cookbook," we give you a preview of a cookbook we love, then let you vote for the recipe you most want us a reveal. By voting, you enter to win a free...

Julia Bainbridge

Pots and pans are not the place to save money, whether at home or in a restaurant.

Andrew Knowlton

Any site that mentions Ichiro, Aether Apparel, and Le Chateaubriand in the same breath has our attention. The fact that Life + Style springs from the mind of Jay-Z, is just gravy.

Scott DeSimon

Wild salmon isn't available all year. See if you can pass our salmon seasonality test.

Michael Singer

We're all for lobster roll creativity, but there are a few absolutes.

Andrew Knowlton

Sam Sifton of the New York Times isn't the only restaurant critic that food lovers should read. Here are links to noteworthy reviews from this week's food sections across the country.

Katherine Kims

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