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There are at least a dozen spots in New York City, but some sushi hand rolls are better than others. As someone who eats a lot of food professionally, every [...]

Pasta for carb loading, options for first dates, dinner before a concert at Madison Square Garden and more urgent needs. Welcome back, dear readers! This week, we wanted to do [...]

Montague Diner, NoMad Diner and Bubby's have all the pancakes, syrup and eggs you need at 8 p.m. When I was in elementary school, my dad often traveled for work. [...]

Sometimes restaurant dessert menus can be lacking. Luckily, there's always a better option not too far away. If you've read this newsletter or column (hello print readers!) long enough then [...]

Sometimes restaurant dessert menus can be lacking. Luckily, there’s always a better option not too far away. If you’ve read this newsletter or column (hello print readers!) long enough then [...]

Three general managers weigh in so that everyone -- diners and staff -- have the best restaurant experience possible. A few months ago, I noticed something peculiar. In the post-pandemic [...]

Three general managers weigh in so that everyone — diners and staff — have the best restaurant experience possible. A few months ago, I noticed something peculiar. In the post-pandemic [...]

Breakfast sandwiches and lattes give way to kosho cod and Lambrusco. Well, I'm back. My trip to Madrid and San Sebastián (Donostia, if you're Basque-y) was vermouth-filled and wine-soaked -- [...]

You don't have to settle for 6 p.m. dinners. In the early months of writing this newsletter, I used to receive many a reader email asking where to eat a [...]

You don’t have to settle for 6 p.m. dinners. In the early months of writing this newsletter, I used to receive many a reader email asking where to eat a [...]

Rooftop beers and pretzels at Greats of Craft, natural wine and pop-ups at Frog, and more reasons to get outside. We are so back. No matter how long I live [...]

Rooftop beers and pretzels at Greats of Craft, natural wine and pop-ups at Frog, and more reasons to get outside. https://www.nytimes.com/2024/04/16/style/we-are-so-back-meme.html. No matter how long I live here, I will [...]

The DatMacPatty with oxtail from Datz Deli, an appetizing spread at Gertrude's and more. One thing about me is that, as an undergrad, I attended a large state school with [...]

The DatMacPatty with oxtail from Datz Deli, an appetizing spread at Gertrude’s and more. One thing about me is that, as an undergrad, I attended a large state school with [...]

You don't have to wait hours for a seat when there are similarly excellent restaurants throughout the city. Many years ago a crowd-averse friend taught me a valuable lesson: Why [...]

Think vegan lobster rolls and the Swizz Beats and Alicia Keys collection at Brooklyn Museum. Sometimes, in the rush and mundanity of life, it can be easy to forget that [...]

Think vegan lobster rolls and the Swizz Beats and Alicia Keys collection at Brooklyn Museum. Sometimes, in the rush and mundanity of life, it can be easy to forget that [...]

In the Where to Eat: 25 Best series, we're highlighting our favorite restaurants in cities across the United States. These lists will be updated as restaurants close and open, and [...]

Go for Japanese at Nami Nori, Mexican at Claro and Indian American fast casual at Inday. Last week I dedicated the newsletter to quickly answering seven reader questions, but some [...]

Three general managers weigh in so that everyone — diners and staff — have the best restaurant experience possible. Let’s review restaurant etiquette A few months ago, I noticed something [...]

Byline: Nikita Arefiev content'class='sno-story-page sno-story-sidebar-mode-single sno-story-26491 sno-story-template-sidebar'> Trending Stories 1 Netflix's new 'household' rules are unreasonable 2 Hays County inmate speaks out on poor medical conditions 3 San Marcos welcomes [...]

2Fifty Barbecue Riverdale Park | Barbecue, Salvadoran As at any good barbecue restaurant, the smell of wood smoke announces 2Fifty Barbecue before you enter the doors to the casual dining [...]

Go for Japanese at Nami Nori, Mexican at Claro and Indian American fast casual at Inday. Last week I dedicated the newsletter to quickly https://www.nytimes.com/2024/04/18/dining/7-rapid-fire-restaurant-questions-from-readers.html, but some questions come up [...]

Last week, we shared Pete Wells's revised list of the 100 best restaurants in New York City. Our restaurant-loving readers had notes, to the tune of more than 600 comments. [...]

Looking for the best Caesar salad? Frog legs? A restaurant near Carnegie Hall? It's been a while since I dedicated an entire newsletter to answering reader questions, which might lead [...]

Looking for the best Caesar salad? Frog legs? A restaurant near Carnegie Hall? It’s been a while since I dedicated an entire newsletter to answering reader questions, which might lead [...]

Egg salad, pork katsu and Spam grilled cheese. Hungry yet? In an era of rampant language baby-ification -- ''delulu' for confidently delusional, ''stimmy'' for stimulus check, ''bb'' for baby -- [...]

Last week, we shared Pete Wells’s revised list of https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2024/dining/best-nyc-restaurants.html. Our restaurant-loving readers had notes, to the tune of more than 600 comments. So we gave them another chance to [...]

You don’t have to break the bank to make these satisfying, budget-friendly recipes. Wednesday’s inflation report showed that inflation, up 3.5 percent in March from a year prior, remains stubbornly [...]

Big names in Brooklyn are heading to Manhattan. Sometimes I receive emails from readers saying that I recommend too many Brooklyn restaurants. Though I disagree, I will admit: That's where [...]

Big names in Brooklyn are heading to Manhattan. Sometimes I receive emails from readers saying that I recommend too many Brooklyn restaurants. Though I disagree, I will admit: That’s where [...]

Close your eyes and imagine a stereotypical hiker. Do the words ''rugged'' and ''built Ford tough'' come to mind? Are they wearing khaki shorts? Is a tube attached to a [...]

Cabbage, crema, pico de gallo and a spritz of lime, please? In the business of reporting on and reacting to culture -- whether it's theater, film, music, books or restaurants [...]

The Times's critic, Pete Wells, has shared his second-annual list of the city's best, but tell us what tops yours. This week, The New York Times restaurant critic, Pete Wells, [...]

Cabbage, crema, pico de gallo and a spritz of lime, please? In the business of reporting on and reacting to culture — whether it’s theater, film, music, books or restaurants [...]

The rate of homeownership continues to lag among Black, Latino, Asian American and Native American people, compared with America's white population. This article is also a weekly newsletter. Sign up [...]

Take a tiny vacation in the middle of your day. Back in 2016, shortly after I joined the magazine Bon Appétit as an assistant editor, two of the top editors [...]

Ladies who lunch, rejoice. Back in 2016, shortly after I joined the magazine Bon Appétit as an assistant editor, two of the top editors treated me to lunch. They decided [...]

You'll find the cuisine of Réunion, Northern Thailand and Uruguay in just a few blocks. Lately I've found myself in Bushwick ... a lot. The last time I was in [...]

You’ll find the cuisine of Réunion, Northern Thailand and Uruguay in just a few blocks. Lately I’ve found myself in Bushwick … a lot. The last time I was in [...]

Think: everything spice focaccia with cream cheese and smoked salmon, and mortadella in puff pastry with a poached egg. Much to my dentist's dismay, I love sweets. A meal simply [...]

These new spots provide a perfect escape from New York City in February. I'm facing a bit of a predicament: This summer one of my best friends is leaving the [...]

These new spots provide a perfect escape from New York City in February. I’m facing a bit of a predicament: This summer one of my best friends is leaving the [...]

Old-school New York diners are dwindling, but the holdouts are still churning out classics from mile-long menus. This week, Where to Eat columnist emeritus Pete Wells wrote an ode to [...]

The DatMacPatty with oxtail from Datz Deli, an appetizing spread at Gertrude’s and more. Your new favorite hangover foods One thing about me is that, as an undergrad, I attended [...]

Think vegan lobster rolls and the Swizz Beats and Alicia Keys collection at Brooklyn Museum. Three choices for world-class art and a nosh Sometimes, in the rush and mundanity of [...]

Byline: Nikita Arefiev content'class='sno-story-body-content sno-no-cap'> Abby Funderburk Buc-ee's is coming to town. Although construction at the new location off of I-35 isn't scheduled to start until summer, the beaver's arrival [...]

Byline: Nikita Arefiev content'class='sno-story-body-content sno-no-cap'> Illustration by Abby Funderburk The Texas State shuttle system is plagued by issues that affect its popularity among the student body, such as a lack [...]

Nikita Richardson is back with recommendations for a funky breakfast sandwich at an all-day restaurant and more. Fancy seeing you here. If you've only started reading ''Where to Eat'' in [...]

Nikita Richardson is back with recommendations for a funky breakfast sandwich at an all-day restaurant and more. Fancy seeing you here. If you’ve only started reading “Where to Eat” in [...]