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1 week ago |
ny.eater.com | Emily Venezky |Melissa McCart
Flatiron’s Time and Tide closes today following its debut in October 2024. The upscale Flatiron fish house from Kent Hospitality and Top Chef winner Danny Garcia will reopen as a new concept from the same team — but an unexpected residency will be in the space until then. After a kitchen fire closed neighboring Massara on June 11, the Southern Italian spot from chef Stefano Secchi and his partner, David Switzer, will pop up at 48 E.
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1 week ago |
chicago.eater.com | Emily Venezky |Brenna Houck
Chicago’s hospitality industry didn’t leave empty-handed this year. Celebrated West Loop Japanese bar Kumiko and chef Noah Sandoval of Oriole leave the awards tonight with medals. Kumiko was named the 2025 winner for Outstanding Bar, a category that included lauded bars Scotch Lodge, the Lovers Bar, Water Witch, and Wolf Tree. Owner Julia Momosé accepted the award on behalf of her team at the Restaurant and Chef Awards Gala on Monday, June 16, at the Lyric Opera in Chicago.
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3 weeks ago |
dc.eater.com | Emily Venezky
The month of June has always been an exciting time in D.C., with Capital Pride Alliance putting on fun events and an exuberant parade; gay bars planning wild parties; and restaurants around D.C. putting out their rainbow flags and hosting extravagant drag brunches. The list of events and specials is even longer this year, with World Pride bringing an even bigger parade and street festival to the District. This guide includes the best LGBTQ+ Pride-themed events across D.C. in the month of June.
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1 month ago |
dc.eater.com | Tierney Plumb |Emily Venezky
Washington DC D.C.’s Bar Chinois expanded across the Potomac with a new neon-lit location at National Landing. David Madison Photography/Bar Chinois Fresh new options for dumplings, martinis, focaccia, and much more by Tierney Plumb and Emily Venezky May 21, 2025, 6:27pm EDT This is Eater DC’s guide to all the new restaurants, bars, and cafes that opened in May.
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1 month ago |
dc.eater.com | Emily Venezky
Chinese American restaurant Lucky Danger is moving in “the reverse direction of Panda Express,” acclaimed chef and restaurateur Tim Ma jokes. The Mount Vernon Triangle ghost kitchen that first served delivery staples like fried rice and pork wontons during the pandemic and set up long-term takeout digs in Pentagon City Mall is returning to D.C. in an almost-unrecognizable new form (709 D Street NW).
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