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And play like one, too

Making hot chicken is a multistep process, one that spots like Bolton's Spicy Chicken & Fish, 400 Degrees, and, most famously, Prince's Hot Chicken Shack keep very secret.

By the sushi chef at NYC's acclaimed Ushiwakamaru. NSF those who don't like seeing giant fish cut up into smaller parts.

The last of New York's "Le" and "La" restaurants of the 1960s, La Grenouille has retained its seductive (yet discreet) glow.

Our Food Editor, Hunter Lewis, stays true to his name while visiting family down south

Endless beach, easy flight, amazing food--what's not to love?

In the tech-driven Cambridge neighborhood Area IV, a coffee shop does double duty at night when its wood-fired oven gets smoking

Gorgeous architecture meets great food in Cartegena, which has become one of the chicest and most action-packed weekend destinations on earth

Our Georgia boy ate/tweeted his way through his hometown (revealing a serious obsession with Waffle House, among other things)

What to cook, who to watch, how to shop, and more

Austrian fare isn't just about Wiener schnitzel anymore (but we'll tell you where to find the city's best version of that, and how to make it at home)

Soak up the wine tastings with top-notch meals

Cajun Country cuisine is more than just boudin and crawfish

Arriving hungry is as much a requirement as bringing a reusable bag.

The Berkeley Bowl taunts her with its beautiful produce; the Bay Area's pizza hero gifts her with a quickie feijoada

There's no summer sandwich quite as good as the shrimp burger from the Big Oak Drive In & BBQ in Salter Path, North Carolina.

BA contributing editor Jenny Rosentrach has some great advice from her recent trip to Paris with her husband and two girls.

Here's an itinerary for a long weekend devoted to the great food and breathtaking beauty of the Pacific Northwest.

A thriving film industry in Ouarzazate, Morocco means great traditional restaurants with a modern twist, and a happening hotel scene.

In our September issue, we trek out to the hinterlands of Sweden to Faviken Magasinet for a legendary meal. BA Contributor Adam Sachs tells how it happened.

Cuttyhunk Shellfish Farms' seaworthy raw bar is the only way we know to get gunwale-to-gunwale delivery.

The dining experience of 11 countries, condensed into one minute of chowing down

In "BA Postcards," our editors share a visual travelogue of trips taken for work or pleasure.

Yes, he's a meat genius. There should be more of those.