
MAMA Oakland
Near Lake Merritt, MAMA builds a three-course Italian-American dinner around seasonal starters, pasta and dessert, with a family story rooted in Abruzzo.
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Near Lake Merritt, MAMA builds a three-course Italian-American dinner around seasonal starters, pasta and dessert, with a family story rooted in Abruzzo.
View profile →All-you-can-eat Korean barbecue in San Diego’s Convoy District, with meat, seafood and banchan sides for the table.
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Mexican cooking with Puebla family roots, house-ground heirloom-corn masa, distinctive tacos, seafood and mole dishes.
View profile →On Piedmont Avenue, Tomoharu Shono’s ramen concept makes its own noodles and builds an extensive menu around layered chicken broths and distinct vegan bowls.
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Peruvian-rooted cooking in Northwood Village, West Palm Beach, with ají de gallina, seco de carne and lomo saltado over fettuccine with huancaína sauce.
View profile →Diana Dávila’s Logan Square kitchen connects family memories with shareable Mexican dishes, vegetables, masa and seafood.
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Mi Vida’s Penn Quarter dining room serves Roberto Santibañez’s contemporary Mexican menu, from birria tacos to whole fried snapper.
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Washington Square bistro offering sandwiches, wraps, soups, salads and frozen meals to take away, with breakfast and service hours requiring direct confirmation.
View profile →Diego Galicia and Rico Torres’s tasting-menu restaurant in Southtown, using changing culinary themes to explore Mexico’s regions and cultural history.
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Sarah Grueneberg and Meg Sahs’s West Loop restaurant connects a visible pastificio with filled, hand-cut and bronze-extruded pasta.
View profile →Masaharu Morimoto’s Philadelphia flagship combines Japanese technique with global influences, sushi, cooked dishes and a contemporary omakase.
View profile →A Lewis Street kitchen combining French technique, Vietnamese flavors and seasonal ingredients under chef Peja Krstic.
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Southern steakhouse in a restored farmhouse, with house-butchered steaks, scratch preparations and dinner Wednesday through Sunday.
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Carol Nguyen brings family recipes and Northern Vietnamese flavors to Greenville Avenue, from long-simmered pho to Hanoi-style bun cha.
View profile →Senoia restaurant connected with Norman Reedus and Greg Nicotero, serving Southern-inspired comfort dishes, burgers and weekend brunch choices.
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A Japanese-inspired rooftop dining room at The Sinclair, with skyline views, nigiri, crudo and rolls that connect seafood with A5 wagyu.
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On Broadway, a contemporary Japanese restaurant where nigiri and sashimi share the menu with grilled skewers, karaage and an extensive roll selection.
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Luca Della Casa’s Italian kitchen inside the Fairmount Hotel, with handmade pasta, squash ravioli and wild-boar gnocchi anchoring the downtown menu.
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The Poilevey brothers’ River North restaurant combines French technique with playful foie gras preparations and substantial dishes for sharing.
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Jeff Michaud’s North Broad Street restaurant joins Northern Italian technique with hand-made pasta, a wood-burning grill and a brick oven.
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Osteria Langhe gives Logan Square a Piedmont-focused table, pairing hand-pinched plin, rabbit and regional wines.
View profile →Doug Robson’s neighborhood kitchen connects Mexico City roots with tacos, mole negro, mesquite cooking and the wider influences of his family history.
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José Andrés Group’s Penn Quarter Mexican restaurant, with regional antojitos, tacos in freshly milled masa tortillas and mezcal cocktails.
View profile →A French brasserie facing Rittenhouse Square, with onion soup, trout amandine, steak frites and a café rhythm that carries through the day.
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