Commander’s Palace
One of New Orleans’ oldest and most revered establishments (complete with strict dress code) is also home to an extensive multi-vintage selection of superstars from across the globe compiled by…
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Shaya
James Beard Award-winner Alon Shaya pays homage to his roots with a modern take on Israeli cuisine. While the incomparably smooth hummus and pita made in a wood-burning oven are…
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N7
Named for the meandering French highway that snakes south from Paris to the coast, N7 lies tucked behind a six-foot-tall wooden fence in the St. Claude neighborhood with discreet signage…
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Keife & Co.
John Keife and team run this retail shop with a clear point of view, specializing in terroir-driven, minimally handled small-production wines from the most revered producers across the globe. A…
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La Cieca Pink
If this were a movie, a voiceover would say: From the creators of La Cieca... comes La Cieca Pink. Enter another tiny wine bar—slightly bigger than the diminutive La Cieca—with…
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Pisacco
Pisacco is one of Milan’s best dining options, offering an affordable contemporary bistro menu with fresh and interesting food. Since the doors open at 7 p.m. but the place doesn’t…
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Terrazza Aperol
If you’ve ever travelled in Italy by car, you’ve surely been to an Autogrill, the chain of rest areas that for decades have been feeding masses of Italians with its…
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Vinodromo
The made-up name suggests that this place is like a velodrome, but for wine. Indeed, making the most of the experience requires proper training, since Vinodromo has more than 500…
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Rotonda Bistro
The grand Rotonda della Besana is a round Baroque complex created in the late 17th century to serve as a cemetery. Inside what used to be the Church of St.…
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