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Los Angeles
fromEater LA
1 month ago

James Beard Award-Winning Southern Chef Sean Brock Is Opening a Restaurant in West Hollywood

Sean Brock, renowned Southern chef, is opening his first LA restaurant, Darling, this summer.
#restaurant-openings
fromeverout.com
4 months ago
Portland food

This Week in Portland Food News: Kimchi Cheddar Bagels, A New Residency, and Palomar's New Home

fromeverout.com
4 months ago
Portland food

This Week in Portland Food News: Kimchi Cheddar Bagels, A New Residency, and Palomar's New Home

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fromEater SF
3 months ago

Two Bay Area Industry Pros Are Opening a Bakery and Restaurant Combo in the Ferry Building

New dining projects launch in Ferry Building, enhancing culinary offerings.
Los Gatos welcomes its first exclusively Korean restaurant.
A notable food critic bids farewell after a successful tenure.
East Bay food
fromsfist.com
4 months ago

This Week In Food: Fillmore Gets a New Patisserie

Jagalchi, the Korean food complex, has opened in Daly City, featuring a variety of food options and attracting large crowds.
NYC food
fromEater NY
4 months ago

Flynn McGarry's Lower East Side Wine Bar Is Closing

Chef Flynn McGarry is closing his bar Gem Wine and relocating its menu to Gem Home.
Eyal Shani will open a new restaurant in Williamsburg as part of a significant waterfront development.
Chicago
fromEater Chicago
4 months ago

Neighborhood Icons on the North and South Sides Call it Quits

Uncle Remus Chicken closed but aims to relocate; Chicago's dining scene is evolving with new and longstanding eateries making moves.
fromwww.berkeleyside.org
4 months ago

Chisme wraps up Low Bar residency; Communite Table bids farewell to Laurel

Chisme pop-up by Chef Manuel Bonilla at Low Bar ends soon, with a new menu debuting March 11.
East Bay food
fromwww.berkeleyside.org
5 months ago

Spicy fried chicken, Korean street food and coveted breakfast burritos lost in January

Multiple beloved restaurants in Berkeley have closed recently, signaling challenges within the local dining scene.
fromwww.nytimes.com
7 months ago

The Most Popular Food Stories of 2024

2024 marked an impactful year for the New York Times Food section, featuring significant stories, notable chef conversations, and culinary guides.
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