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fromEater Chicago
1 day ago

5 Chicago Restaurant and Bar Closures to Know in October

Multiple Chicago eateries are closing or relocating, including Parson's Andersonville, Gino & Marty's West Loop, Big Star West Town, Yolk Wicker Park, and Amber Agave.
fromEater LA
1 week ago

Bub and Grandma's Pizza Is Serving Los Angeles's Best New Slices

You're here for the pizza, so start with a cheese slice: Like a French omelet or a pilsner, there's nowhere to hide with a plain pie. Bub's version is pristine with bright tomato sauce tempered by dried herbs and sourdough tang throughout. They don't claim to be New York style, and that's wise: the pie is a little puffier with a tart crust that yields rather than shatters.
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fromBoston.com
1 week ago

5 can't-miss restaurant openings and dining updates in Boston this week

Greater Boston's restaurant scene in 2025 features numerous diverse openings across the metro area, including coffee shops, viral bagel chains, and neighborhood restaurants.
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fromSFGATE
2 weeks ago

Once considered 'quiet,' this SF neighborhood is now bustling with restaurants

San Francisco's Inner Sunset has become a thriving, enduring neighborhood dining hub blending new, stellar restaurants with longtime businesses and cross-generational appeal.
fromBoston.com
1 month ago

These Boston restaurants should have been on NYT best of lists, according to readers

The New York Times has recently had a lot to say about Boston's restaurant scene with lists about Boston's top eateries and the country's best, which Boston claimed two spots. The paper's best of Boston list featured 25 restaurants in the region, including the omakase O Ya, Brookline Thai restaurant Mahaniyom, North End classic Neptune Oyster, and Italian restaurant Tonino. Last week the Times also published its list of America's 50 best restaurants, which included two eateries in Boston: La Padrona and McGonagle's.
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fromBon Appetit
1 month ago

Where to Stay in Chicago If You Like to Eat

Chicago has always been considered one of America's greatest food cities-one where fully loaded hot dogs, deep-dish pizza, and ultra luxe 18-course tasting menus are revered in the same dining scene. You could practically fill a travel itinerary with places to get Italian beef sandwiches (à la The Bear) alone. The city's restaurants, cafés, and bars reflect the diversity of Chicago's neighborhoods, and knowing where to stay is the key to having convenient access to the best spots.
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