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The Herbal Mutual Aid Network Creates Free Tinctures for Black Organizers
Lifestyle
H.M.A.N. founders Yves B. Golden and Remy Maelen send free  plant medicine to Black individuals, activists, community groups, and herbalists

Aliza Abarbanel

How to Support Restaurants and Their Workers Right Now
Coronavirus
Feeling helpless? Here are several ways to help your favorite restaurants—and their staff—get through this unprecedented time, updated frequently. 

MacKenzie Chung Fegan

I Can Do More For My Community as a Brand Ambassador Than as a Bartender
Restaurants
In her second Restaurant Diary entry, Jenny Feldt explains how she’s harnessing the reach and resources she has at Grey Goose to support restaurant and bar industry workers.

Jenny Feldt, as told to Elsie Yang

7 Ways to Meaningfully Stock Your Local Community Fridge
Lifestyle
We consulted mutual aid experts for advice on how they work and what we should be contributing.

Sara Weinreb

We Could All Use This Therapist's Advice Right Now
Lifestyle
Melody Li works with patients in the hospitality industry, but she's got words of wisdom for us all. 

Priya Krishna

What It's Like to Be a Doula Helping People Give Birth Over FaceTime
Culture
As hospitals limit visitors, doulas like Erica Chidi Cohen are FaceTiming into delivery rooms.

Erica Chidi Cohen

Big News, Parents! Bon Appetit's "Providers" Are Coming Out With a Book
Culture
Jenny Rosenstrach and Andy Ward are some of our favorite columnists (sorry, other columnists), and Jenny's coming out with a book based on their blog, Dinner: A Love Story

Sam Dean

These Food Delivery Apps Are Built for the Community by the Community
Restaurants
And they want to change the food delivery industry.

Flora Tsapovsky

The Best Meal Delivery Services for Families
Shopping
Because those kids aren’t going to feed themselves.

Adam Campbell-Schmitt

India Is in Crisis
Coronavirus
How you can help during the current COVID-19 outbreak, according to food businesses.

Sonia Chopra

I Used to Teach Restaurant Staff About Vodka. Now I Teach Them About Hospitality.
Restaurants
In her fourth Restaurant Diary entry, brand ambassador Jenny Feldt explains how her job has changed due to the recent staffing shortage in the restaurant and bar industry.

Jenny Feldt, as told to Elsie Yang

Food52's Provisions Is an Online Store for the Serious Home Cook
Cooking
Food52 just launched its new Provisions shopping site, and we love the darn thing!

Sam Dean

Is a Premium Meat Delivery Subscription Worth It? I Tried One for Two Months

Alaina Chou

PPP Is Complicated For Restaurants. One Chef Explains Why.
Restaurants
The Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) is a lifeline for restaurants. But it's also a big risk. Mason Hereford, the chef and owner of Turkey and the Wolf in New Orleans, is wondering if he should take it.

Mason Hereford

Tweeting for Turnips
Culture
Farmers markets around the country have started using Twitter to let shoppers know what's filling their stalls.

Guest

Can Social Media Be a Force For Good in the Food World?
Culture
Priya Krishna and Jenny Dorsey discuss how it can be an educational tool for chefs, cookbook authors, and food media at large.

Priya Krishna

How We’re Thanking Food Businesses
Culture
A donation in someone’s name is the perfect holiday (or anytime) gift.

Sonia Chopra

A Community Space Closes Its Doors But Opens a Virtual Home
Lifestyle
Ethel’s Club, a social and wellness club for people of color, has launched a digital membership.

Shanika Hillocks

Can a Restaurant Fight Its Own Role in Gentrification?
Restaurants
With a free toolkit, this hospitality nonprofit wants to help restaurants have hard conversations about their role in changing neighborhoods.

Alma Avalle

Want to Buy Produce Direct from Farms? This Site Makes It a Breeze
Shopping
Aina connects shoppers with independent growers across the country.

Megan Zhang

Support These Awesome Female-Run Restaurants Next Time You Order Caviar
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There’s beauty in being able to order mouthwatering dishes from some of the country’s best restaurants and have them delivered right to your door, but also supporting super talented, female chefs and restaurant owners while you’re at it? That’s a bonus we’re all about celebrating. From Boston to Brooklyn, Philadelphia to Seattle, we sought out some of our favorite neighborhood spots to share with you. So, next time you go to order lunch or dinner delivery from Caviar, try one of these local favorites and support female-owned and operated businesses while you’re at it.

Caviar

How to Practically and Specifically Help Restaurants This Election Year
Election 2020
From building support for the Restaurants Act to amplifying Black-owned food businesses, here are some ways to advocate for the restaurant industry.

The Bon Appétit Staff

These Tech Companies Probably Have a Better Office Cafeteria Than You
Culture
Kanye-themed lunch menus, house-made ice cream, and energy drinks on tap—it's no surprise these are the companies everyone wants to work for.

Marian Bull