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fromForbes
1 week ago

New York City Restaurant Collabs You Can't Miss This March

Chef collaborations are trending across New York City, offering exclusive one-night-only dining experiences featuring curated menus that blend culinary perspectives from multiple renowned chefs.
fromNOLA.com
1 week ago

An Uptown meat and three hosts pop-ups with top NOLA chefs. Next up: This NYC burger icon

The idea of an Indian meat and three seemed like a perfect mash-up. The LUFU guys really put on a show. They had their tandoor in the parking lot and were making fresh naan for every plate.
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fromFood & Beverage Magazine
2 weeks ago

Chef Pascuzzi Launches the I Portland Dinner Series

Chef Gabriel Pascuzzi will host a monthly "I ♥ Portland" Dinner Series featuring national guest chefs from March–December 2026 to celebrate Portland's culinary revival.
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fromBon Appetit
2 months ago

Roving Oyster Shuckers, Adult Happy Meals and Other Dining Trends Defining 2025

Restaurants and chefs are driving diverse 2025 trends: chef collaborations, nostalgic 'Adult Happy Meals,' open-fire cooking, Afro-Caribbean popularity, and an Indian fine-dining revival.
fromLos Angeles Times
4 months ago

The new dining spot to show your out-of-town guests why we love L.A.

For years, I've brought friends to Mercado la Paloma, the food hall and cultural center that is home to Gilberto Cetina's Holbox, the seafood counter that was our L.A. Times Restaurant of the Year in 2023 and last year was awarded a Michelin star. These days, there's always a line for Cetina's exquisite seafood plates, including his octopus taco with squid-ink-stained sofrito.
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fromFood & Beverage Magazine
5 months ago

Wynn Las Vegas Celebrates a Second Year of Revelry with World-Class Dining - Food & Beverage Magazine

Wynn Las Vegas hosted a weeklong Revelry festival showcasing top chefs, inventive collaborations, themed tasting realms, immersive experiences, and theatrical culinary presentations.
fromstupidDOPE | Est. 2008
5 months ago

Autentico Culinary Festival Returns to Aruba with Global Flavors and Local Pride | stupidDOPE | Est. 2008

This October, Aruba is set to transform into a global stage for food, culture, and community as the Autentico Culinary Festival returns for its second year. From October 11-19, the island will welcome chefs, locals, and visitors for a weeklong celebration of diverse flavors, creative collaboration, and culinary storytelling. Organized by the Aruba Tourism Authority (A.T.A.), Autentico has quickly become the island's signature food festival, highlighting not only Aruba's rich heritage but also its position as a rising culinary destination in the Caribbean.
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fromwww.berkeleyside.org
5 months ago

Mago month-long event series showcases diversity of Latin American cuisines

Mago in Oakland hosts a month-long Latin American Heritage Month dinner series Sept. 14–Oct. 11 featuring chef collaborations, cultural programming, and regional cuisines.
fromThe Oaklandside
5 months ago

Mago month-long event series showcases diversity of Latin American cuisines

The series runs from Sept. 14 - Oct. 11 and will feature cultural programming, community partnerships and various chef collaborations to highlight the diversity of Latin American culture through food. Liberman, a Bay Area native, created this series to celebrate his heritage as a Colombian-American, and to showcase the flavors, traditions and culinary innovations of Latin-American chefs. Latin American Heritage Month in the United States runs from mid-September to mid-October, coinciding with Mexican Independence (Sept. 16)
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fromElite Traveler
6 months ago

Twice as Nice: The Four-hands Dinner Boom Continues

Hence the four-hands dinner, a dining experience that involves two chefs working together to create a special menu for a limited period. This summer has seen a bumper load, a highlight of which was Anne-Sophie Pic joining Marcel Ravin at Blue Bay in Monaco. And although this is by no means a new concept - back in 2008, Thomas Keller and Grant Achatz collaborated on what may well have been the culinary event of the decade - this fall it's in danger of jumping the shark.
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