A fine dining cure—a cure through fine dining—which will ensure healthy living.
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"We would like to do fine dining but a bit different — pop fine dining," Mr. Caranchini said.
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Great ingredients shouldn't just be limited to fine dining restaurants.
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Fine dining isn't all about wine pairings and tableside service.
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Then we headed over to Crown Prince Fine Dining & Banquet.
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Durant's Steakhouse is a fine dining restaurant in Phoenix, Arizona.
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Residents can also choose between fine dining and casual eateries.
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Fine dining doesn't need to be in fine settings anymore.
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Fine dining has changed so much over the past decade.
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They got a damn infinity pool AND oceanside fine dining.
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Just what was the nutritional value of this ultra-fine dining?
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You can treat burgers the same way you do fine dining.
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We were just chefs burnt out of the fine dining world.
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Speaking of which, you got your start in ultra-fine dining.
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He considered his personal concerns with the world of fine dining.
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This fine dining establishment serves an extraordinary menu all season long.
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Elsewhere in Seattle, other fine dining hotspots closed their doors entirely.
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Now in even smaller Arab villages you can find fine dining.
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The menus in your hands set you up for fine dining.
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The back of the store operates like a fine-dining kitchen.
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Though the restaurant will keep with Noma's established fine-dining style.
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Of course, wait times aren't just an issue at fine dining establishments.
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Even better, we've also got your meal ticket: $500 in fine dining.
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When it comes to meals, the ranch doesn't skimp on fine dining.
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Le Jules Verne is fine dining on the Eiffel Tower's second floor.
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Benno, a fine-dining Mediterranean restaurant, is set to open in September.
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People will go anywhere, eat at counters, and it's all fine dining.
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No, it's a bakery and a cafe and a fine-dining restaurant.
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Customer: If you Wikipedia "fine dining," this is what should show up.
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Let's look forward to a summer of fine dining and wonderful speeches.
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It's the same with the fine dining and glamorous parties Taurus craves.
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Bar menus often work the same way, especially at fine dining establishments.
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Kartrite offers tiers of dining options, from fine dining to snack bars.
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There was fine dining, there were poor farmers, there were slave cooks.
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For restaurateurs, counter service makes fine dining — or something like it — profitable.
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Edible gold leaf has become a widespread decoration for fine-dining dishes.
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Mr. O'Keeffe maintains that fine dining is a compact of mutual respect.
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James Cox worked her way up from diners to fine dining establishments.
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Randolph used ordinary IHOP ingredients to create a fine-dining-like experience.
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But growing up with fine dining as a hobby can also be isolating.
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It's not haute cuisine or fine dining but real fundamentally French regional cooking.
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Neither of them had worked in a barbecue restaurant before, only fine-dining.
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The younger generations understand fine dining and understand the work we're doing here.
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It is close to farms, ponds, forests, hiking trails, skiing and fine dining.
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The playful chef likes to present fine dining classics in clever, unconventional ways.
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They wanted fine-dining, New York Times' Food section-reviewed, high-brow approval.
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Fine dining can be found at Oceanos (seafood) and River Palm Terrace (steak).
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A meal at Canlis, the fine-dining restaurant, would set you back $135.
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Mr. Keller wants to evoke an earlier era of traditional American fine dining.
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It became somewhere people would enjoy fine dining and watch planes take off.
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"Since 2016, vegetables are really emerging within the fine dining space," Gill said.
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"I think it's a different way of understanding what fine dining is," he reasons.
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Howard is forgoing white tablecloths for a more dressed down approach to fine dining.
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He explained that labor has been a really big headwind for fine dining establishments.
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Lucca's in Helena, Montana, is a fine dining restaurant that focuses on Italian cuisine.
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Together, they enjoyed a luxurious weekend with plush surroundings, fine dining and spa treatments.
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Chris Sayegh, aka The Herbal Chef, is a pioneer of cannabis-infused fine dining.
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The transition from cooking fine dining to flipping burgers was easier than it sounds.
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He then refocused his attention on cooking, although he didn't return to fine dining.
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Before embarking on this experimental venture, Mr. Sigfusson was a traditional fine-dining chef.
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How to Enjoy Fine Dining on a Fast Food Budget Go on, treat yourself.
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"There's a disconnect between people and food once you enter fine dining," she said.
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The Capital Grille is a popular steakhouse and a classic spot for fine dining.
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It wasn't fine dining by any means, but it hit all the right spots.
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We head to a nearby restaurant that is decorated for a fine dining experience.
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A Michelin-starred chef told us why people shouldn't feel intimidated by fine dining
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It's a poignant reminder that all's fair in the cutthroat world of fine dining.
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We just try to provide a fine dining etiquette and service to a bar atmosphere.
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The world of Michelin fine dining is a grand one—if you can afford it.
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The respondents represent more than 4,000 restaurant locations ranging from fine dining to fast food.
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"It's old, old school fine dining, with the table side stuff and everything," says Girardi.
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Job: I am a private dining manager at a fine-dining restaurant in the city.
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That place was The French, a fine dining establishment hidden inside the iconic Midland Hotel.
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From uni pasta to "Secret Beef," Los Angeles's fine dining scene makes our mouths water.
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Providence: A seafood-focused fine dining institution built on a dedication to sustainably-sourced ingredients.
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It's influenced by my Asian background, but I'm also fascinated by fine dining and Michelin.
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Near the stage, TSX Broadway will also have ample outdoor terrace space for fine dining.
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And it plans to make its meat available beyond fine dining restaurants in hip cities.
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Verardo also explained that terms such as "fine dining" and "upscale" are hard to define.
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He said that oftentimes, fine dining is just used to describe places that have tablecloths.
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Women who do enter Japanese fine dining often end up leaving after a few years.
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When it comes to fine dining, high fashion and art, Paris is an easy sell.
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We're more comfortable with our elbows on the table than in a fine dining situation.
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Fine dining consisted of Friday night potlucks where neighbors competed for the most exotic dish.
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Head to its landscaped shopping area, where you'll find boutiques, cafes, and fine-dining options.
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And Americans go to Tijuana for everything from inexpensive fine dining to affordable elder care.
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In the mid-1970s, fine dining in New York, with few exceptions, meant French dining.
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But after three years at the height of fine dining, Giusti yearned for something different.
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And he realized he could probably have a few more Chipotles than fine dining restaurants.
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For over a decade, we ran a fine dining 50-seat restaurant in central Pennsylvania.
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By all accounts, Brennan's ushered in a new age for fine dining in the South.
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I hate when people ask me about being a woman in a fine dining kitchen.
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I think true fine dining is going to move in the direction of healthy eating.
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With a little experience under his belt, he moved into the city and into fine dining.
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If you're after something fancy and special, with refined fine dining, Ossiano may be for you.
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It's basically like a finely crafted plate of fine dining where the flavors are all wrong.
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It's less fine dining and more a sort of rustic way of dealing with fine meat.
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Yep, that's right: fine dining, sunburnt bros, and a bass line with no end in sight.
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But newer eateries, like Irene's, are picking up the mantle of fine dining at any hour.
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If the goal is to avoid the more tedious tropes of fine dining, then mission accomplished.
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For all his fine-dining credentials, Nilsson isn't above a trip to an old-school korvkiosk.
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Big Chicken, a fast casual restaurant, and the Shaquille's Fine Dining in the L.A. Live experience.
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Also, I've found that three hours into a fine dining meal, I am done and tired.
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Guests can enjoy fine dining, deluxe accommodations, and a wide variety of attractions and shopping opportunities.
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There's alternatives like steakhouses and more closer to fine-dining-type places, oyster bars, cocktail bars.
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It won't be fine-dining, she says, but she'll incorporate elements from her time at Relæ.
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" He adds, "We are fine dining, but we have lively music playing—it varies a lot.
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When you work in fine dining, you build this habit of putting extra care into things.
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From fine dining to food carts, you could basically spend your entire vacation tasting different dishes.
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Get that important alone time to indulge yourself in solo orgasms, fine dining, flattery, and more!
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Who said you need to go to a fine dining restaurant to eat like a king?
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"Going out on my own, I did not want to stay in fine dining," she said.
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And through the fine-dining gantlet, we emerged as champions for no-nonsense, flavorful home cooking.
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Several hip boutique hotels have opened recently, with affiliated cafes, rooftop bars and fine-dining restaurants.
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I would say we do refined, California-style fine dining food without any sense of pretension.
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But in the food world, especially in the world of fine dining, blacklisting concerns are pervasive.
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He also offered them top-of-the-line staterooms, fine dining and Rodeo Drive-level shopping.
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Her husband, a chef at a fine-dining restaurant in New Jersey, had been laid off.
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But I considered how Otero's creation, bringing this meat into a fine dining environment, is rare.
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Workers would see a modest income boost, especially those who don't work in fine-dining restaurants.
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Workers would see a modest income boost, especially those who don't work in fine dining restaurants.
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Back in Chinatown, the Rozliubit co-founders exit Cai Fine Dining and Banquet into below-freezing temperatures.
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The energy in Austin may be laid-back, but the fine dining scene isn't taking it easy.
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This "fine-casual" trend, as it's often called, is a hybrid of fine dining and fast food.
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I wanted to democratise the fine dining bit and do really good food in an accessible manner.
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Therefore, everything from the ingredients to the cooking techniques at Shake Shack carry that fine-dining finesse.
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I visited the romantic underwater fine-dining restaurant Ossiano in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, on my own.
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And as more fine dining-trained chefs and operators enter the fray, the genre's potential inches higher.
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But what if you love fine dining, top-quality health care, walkable neighborhoods and lots of shopping?
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O have benefited in recent years as more consumers seek experiences such as travel and fine dining.
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It's a metamorphosis of everything I've learnt from Neil, fine dining, and other restaurant I've worked in.
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This fine-dining restaurant is the place where Carrie and Big dine after deciding to be friends.
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"Normally, in fine dining, the dish goes from kitchen to table in under a minute," Wikman said.
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Snake River Grill in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, is a fine dining restaurant that focuses on American cuisine.
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La Colombe was ranked No. 6 out of 25 fine dining restaurants around the world by TripAdvisor.
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The open kitchen has wraparound seating, and the regionally focused menu blends fine dining and finger food.
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Not only does he have fine dining chops, he knows how to get his hands dirty, too.
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Here's Maurice Carlos Ruffin on race and fine dining in New Orleans in The Virginia Quarterly Review.
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" But it was "a room that was meant to be a bistro, not a fine dining room.
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Check In The Hotel Californian features Moroccan-inspired design and Mediterranean dishes at its fine dining restaurant.
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And there are weeklong conferences in Sobral and Príncipe featuring lectures, seminars, parades, dancing and fine dining.
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And in the fall, Benno, a fine-dining Mediterranean restaurant behind the Taberna, will make its debut.
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The case at hand: Devising a new menu for Nahm, the internationally acclaimed Thai fine-dining restaurant.
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Now, you can find all of the offerings of fine dining and local restaurants on reservation platforms.
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He said the East Village location was not ideal for the fine dining menus he was presenting.
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"It's been twelve or fourteen years since I've been out to a fine-dining restaurant," he said.
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He curated a fine dining-inspired menu with ingredients from IHOP&aposs regular menu and test kitchen.
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Vegan dishes and meat alternatives will show up on more menus, both fine-dining and fast-food.
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In the gilded world of fine dining, there is no living chef as renowned as Joël Robuchon.
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While Zagat's list does feature many fine dining establishments, several pizzerias and bakeries also made the list.
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Independent chains, fine dining locations and restaurants that rely on tip-based wages also fit into this category.
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The bride's father was the newspaper's fine-dining and spirits critic from 1985 until September, when he retired.
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As a reward for her brave pestering, Luna can look forward to a long life of fine dining.
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Most tickets — which ran between $450 and more than $12,000 — included complimentary flights, fine dining, and private accommodations.
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And understandably so, given that the Coliseum offers a variety of fine dining options for the discerning dancer.
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The resistance is just from fine-dining restaurants that want a mechanism to use on an entire bottle.
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Komi: Headed by chef Johnny Monis, this modern Greek spot is a jewel in DC's fine dining crown.
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My mother and my father expanded the restaurant and made it fine dining with very Creole-oriented dishes.
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"In the early '80s, France was the pinnacle of fine dining," Ms. Hamilton told The Times last year.
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That includes his fine dining restaurants, casual restaurants and merchandise like cookware, knives, coffee makers and rice steamers.
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From fine dining to pastry, Japanese chefs have been commanding attention in the Paris food scene for years.
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I especially admire Bad Saint's refusal to translate Filipino food into the European-derived idioms of fine dining.
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Four winners are located in New York while Chicago's fine-dining hot spot Alinea landed at number 34.
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The space has been transformed into LASA, A Filipino fine dining concept by brothers Chase and Chad Valencia.
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Noisey: Are you into fine dining or are you on more of an In-and-Out Burger tip?
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Turns out, Andre was a serious fine-dining nut -- especially for delicacies like animal hearts, kidneys and tongues.
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On Fat Prince, Andy Milonakis straddles the social and culinary barriers between fine dining and low-brow eats.
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"All Western fine dining restaurants are a mix of super tender meat, purees, and rich sauces," complains Lowe.
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Ursula Waltemath, who owns Restaurant Brace in Copenhagen with her husband, has converted from fine dining to takeout.
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Just as America has its upscale hamburgers, Australia has quite a few fine-dining takes on the souvlaki.
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There's a fine dining restaurant that's changing from being a sit-down restaurant to a takeout burger place.
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Singapore is the most expensive city to buy a car and the third-most expensive for fine dining.
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The crockery, cutlery, and presentation of the food wouldn't be out of place in a fine dining restaurant.
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For fine dining, try the stellar 701West, a quiet, blue-velvet-clad dining room on the 11th floor.
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Life at the pinnacle of the fiercely competitive fine-dining world can be fraught with anxiety and conflict.
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The hotel also has a fine-dining restaurant, 701 West, with food by Michelin-starred chef John Fraser.
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This will be the fine-dining restaurant in the Neiman Marcus store in Hudson Yards, opening March 15.
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The chef Traci Des Jardins says she's 'tired of fine dining' and wants to focus on Mexican food.
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He opened his own fine-dining restaurant, which he said was doing very well and was locally renowned.
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Is serving what is basically a pitcher of Wetherspoons piña colada Muñoz's way of making fine dining more accessible?
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A month later, she opened Dyafa, her fine dining Arabic restaurant with Michelin-starred chef Daniel Patterson's Alta group.
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Fine dining types would never mix with burger eaters and appreciation of food was something of an elitist activity.
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That's all because we've tapped experts in fine dining to offer their best tips for snagging an impressive reservation.
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But the project is not a fine dining establishment, and the space definitely isn't conducive to a tasting menu.
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Not to knock ultra fine dining but I don't want to make a reservation two months in advance anymore.
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Named for the ninth place he has cooked, Tanaka's first solo restaurant is a deliberate break from fine dining.
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Fine dining 15 years ago, ten years ago, is very different than now—it was exclusive, very expensive, formal.
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He plans a fine-dining restaurant similar to the ones he has in Las Vegas, Tokyo, Macao and Singapore.
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"It's what my, and I'll bet your, dad imagines when he hears the term 'fine dining,'" Mr. Batali said.
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La Colombe was ranked as one of the top 10 fine dining restaurants in the world by TripAdvisor users.
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A gluten-free, vegan influencer has criticized a fine dining restaurant for failing to cater to her dietary requirements.
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"At a lot of fine-dining restaurants, the food is so delicate, so small—that's feminine, right?" she said.
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This is not fine dining as I once knew it, and that's O.K. That's what date night is for.
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Diana Tandia, who is originally from Mauritania, worked in fine dining for years before opening the homey, unpolished restaurant.
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Someday, they said, they'll bring Mr. Kapoor's fine dining restaurant, Signature by Sanjeev Kapoor, to the Las Vegas Strip.
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She found Robert Wright, with years of experience in the city's fine-dining scene, to be the perfect candidate.
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"Fine dining is not what Seattle needs right now," the restaurant said in an Instagram post announcing the change.
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I got a job at a fine-dining restaurant, which coincidentally, was located in one of Mr. Trump's hotels.
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The signature fine-dining experience at the Riviera is Topolino's Terrace, located on the top floor of the resort.
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I don't think France was particularly backward-looking, nor was the fine-dining industry a relic of the past.
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Beyond that, Ladner says the operations at a fine-dining and fast-casual restaurant are really not that different.
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Even fine dining has become more about informality and fun, a luxury restaurant group CEO previously told Business Insider.
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The restaurant was opened, in 1984, with the goal of translating uptown-calibre fine dining for a downtown setting.
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The Haven, the only other fine-dining restaurant that stays open past summer, closes from roughly Christmas to May.
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A tale of two chefs, a power dom and his genderqueer partner, it explores bondage, domination and fine dining.
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You really have to be focused and have goals in a fine dining situation no matter who you are.
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Eating Leigh's dishes, I get the sense that this is a menu that defines what he sees as fine dining.
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Or, to quote my Indian grandmother, "Rudolph Valentino's Day"—the fine dining equivalent of a cricket bat to the 'nads.
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Dining options in Jewel Changi Airport range from fast food to fine dining and include cuisines from Asian to Western.
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It was becoming the standard gluten-free option in fine-dining restaurants, and recipes were appearing in reputable food publications.
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The 78-year-old Ross said medical care, fine dining, laundry and internet service were included in his cruise fare.
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The Big Easy is also home to some of the nation's—and arguably the entire world's—greatest fine dining establishments.
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Town Hearth A submarine, vintage car, and dozens upon dozens of chandeliers aren't compulsory ingredients for a fine dining experience.
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The restrooms at Mourad, a Moroccan fine dining restaurant in San Francisco, California, blend old and new; tradition and innovation.
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Clancy's Restaurant: Tucked away in an Uptown neighborhood sits Clancy's, a fine-dining joint that's been around since the 1980s.
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Veteran fine-dining restaurateur Tom Douglas was among the businesses lured by a growing concentration of well-paid tech workers.
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One day, he would like to open a fine-dining restaurant called Hotspot Topspot, and he has Michelin-star ambitions.
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The menu at Fire at the Ridge fairly bristles with foie gras, caviar, truffles and other classic fine-dining items.
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Its decision sent shock waves through New York's fine-dining restaurants but was celebrated by animal-rights groups and activists.
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The fine dining restaurant serves impressive dishes like the roasted Cornish hen, the glazed pork loin, and the cauliflower steak.
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From fine dining restaurants to local barbecue joints, every state has at least one legendary restaurant that everyone knows about.
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Finally the worlds of marijuana and fine dining have collided in a delicious (and some would say appetite-enhancing) way.
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What comes out of her kitchen looks attractive, but it hasn't been whipped into stiff peaks of fine-dining artiness.
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When Black and Marcos would work in fine-dining restaurants, they would never get to have face time with customers.
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Recently, a lot of fine dining chefs have taken notice that you can become be really successful in this marketplace.
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There are three — the bakery Leonelli Focacceria, the casual luxury Italian spot Leonelli Taberna, and the fine-dining restaurant Benno.
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And this fall, Tong will showcase the full extent of her imagination at her forthcoming fine dining restaurant Silver Apricot.
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Colors was a fine-dining cooperative where employees had health benefits and made almost $10 over the tipped hourly rate.
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Its flatbed business and first-class seats with big-screen entertainment and fine dining have received praise from frequent travelers.
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But it's rare to see those places alongside fine-dining and modern Australian restaurants on the city's best-of lists.
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They looked up to generous home cooking — particularly that of Italy and France — more than any brand of fine dining.
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The five-course fine dining meal I enjoyed for just 48 euros was wonderful, on top of being a bargain.
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Some of the personal spending includes a lavish Italian vacation as well as fast food and fine dining establishment trips.
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Moscow may not have any Michelin-starred restaurants, but it&aposs home to its fair share of fine dining establishments.
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When it came to food and drink options, I did admittedly, encounter plenty of sushi restaurants and fine dining spots.
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There were a few good Italian restaurants but absolutely no demand for fine dining, so that category simply didn't exist.
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Other eateries soon followed, from fine dining restaurants in San Francisco to eventually Red Robin, White Castle and Burger King.
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The event was "uniquely 'New York' — located at a restaurant that virtually defined fine dining for the nation," she wrote.
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The Stephenses purchased their townhouse, near Madison Avenue and down the block from the fine-dining stalwart Daniel, in 1999.
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One of the biggest changes in the way affluent consumers spend their money is their preference for fine dining and excursions.
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This study found that in the fine dining restaurant scenario, men's tattooed faces were rated more positively than women's tattooed faces.
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Macesz Bistro:Duck, lamb, and chicken dishes to swoon over make this locally loved restaurant a fine-dining experience worth checking out.
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"Women embraced the same excesses as their male counterparts, enjoying cosmopolitan indulgences like fashion, fine dining, travel, and nightlife," says Cohen.
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The hotel, which officially opens on Saturday, featured opulent installations and a French fine-dining restaurant by Michelin chef Marc Meneau.
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I was impressed by the smoked lobster and sea urchin mousse, which is a dish suitable for a fine dining restaurant.
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Chan has also partnered with Tiger Beer to go around the world and cook dinners with more traditional fine dining chefs.
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The onus at Calcutta Street is on home—rather than fine—dining, and Chakraborty is undoubtedly the hostess with the mostest.
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Like Alvaro Gaueri, the co-founder of a software tech company, who enrolled to brush up on his fine-dining skills.
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Kong said that brings in enough to support himself full-time, while reflecting the fine-dining experience he aims to create.
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You're at Noma, one of the world's most influential fine-dining restaurants, tucking into a slice of deceptively shawarma-like celeriac.
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Visitors to the area spend their days hunting, sailing, canoeing, and fishing before turning in for an evening of fine dining.
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With seven Michelin stars to her name, Anne-Sophie Pic makes her Asian fine dining debut with La Dame de Pic.
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An established fashion blogger criticized a fine dining Italian restaurant after she said it failed to cater to her dietary requirements.
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Though fine dining can be an intimidating phrase, many high-end restaurants are shifting away from the old, white-tablecloth model.
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Residents have full access to the tower's state-of-the-art spa, fine-dining restaurant and a high-tech racing simulator.
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" He adds, "I think there's something about the pace here that makes it different from a lot of fine dining establishments.
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But Native cuisine is gaining footholds in fine dining, linking up to related trends in local, authentic, and environmentally conscious eating.
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What usually stands as a greasy breakfast (or lunch, or dinner) indulgence has lately emerged in San Francisco's fine dining scene.
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But, like oysters, this daily dish for the working class became elevated to fine dining just after the First World War.
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To conjure this effect, fine-dining establishments may send people home with a ribbon-tied Ball jar of quirkily flavored granola.
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In San Francisco, an eatery called The Perennial has been coming up with innovative ways to marry sustainability with fine dining.
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The house is next door to Kingsbrae Garden, an attraction with 27 acres of themed gardens, animals, sculptures and fine dining.
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It goes far beyond tacos and tortillas, though: Mexican cuisine has made the leap to the global stage of fine dining.
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Anthony Hopkins said that his Titus referenced both King Lear and Hannibal Lecter, another character with outré taste in fine dining.
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Cantu believes it'll be a matter of time before we finally see the proliferation of fine dining through a Mexican lens.
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New York and Chicago love to duke it out over everything from hot dogs to fine dining—and of course, cheesecakes.
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Located in one of the city's most exclusive districts, it is renowned for its plush rooms, traditional afternoon tea and fine dining.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS "Fine dining as a business model is fundamentally flawed," Bililies told Bon Appétit.
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Danny Meyer, a chef with a fine dining background, founded Shake Shack as part of an effort to revive Madison Square Park.
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Ever since he worked at the Paris institution Arpège, acclaimed for its vegetable-driven fine dining, he's loved to work with vegetables.
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Michelin has bestowed their coveted stars to restaurants for decades, and for the most part, they are of the fine dining kind.
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Pairing chefs from the street food and fine dining may seem odd at first, but it actually makes a lot of sense.
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"Whether it's overnight brining or braises, we're really taking on techniques and cooking styles that you would find in fine dining restaurants."
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The 19-year-old is currently overseas with her boyfriend, rapper Travis Scott, taking in the sights and enjoying some fine dining.
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According to Innovation's Nielsen, American food trends materialize in five stages, starting at fine dining establishments, then specialty food magazines and stores.
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Come nightfall, the scene transforms dramatically into one of the most immersive and wonderful fine dining experiences the city has to offer.
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Needless to say, reheated pizzas are hardly fine dining, but for men and women in the armed forces, it's a big deal.
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All you and your dog have to do is snap a pic of the fine dining meal you enjoy together on Feb.
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Wells' takeaway is there is a time for fine dining and there is a time for fun, so why not enjoy both?
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At Tiger STREATS, a dinner series hosted by Tiger Beer, crowds gathered to experience the meeting of street food and fine dining.
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The soup isn't four patties blended to hell in a food processor, and nor is it a deconstructed fine dining-inspired phenomenon.
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Yet in 2004 Meyer was faced with perhaps his biggest challenge: going from fine dining to fine burgers in a roadside setting.
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While there are plenty of fine dining opportunities in Oaxaca, for cheaper options—and maybe even better food—head to the market.
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The hotel has gardens, recently renovated guest rooms, a world-class spa, and a two Michelin-star fine dining restaurant on property.
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By the time he débuted Masa, in the Time Warner Center in 2004, he was operating at the pinnacle of fine dining.
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When it comes to fine dining and exceptional service, you'd be hard pressed to match the Roux family in terms of pedigree.
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If you need reprieve from Beantown's very excellent fine dining scene, just walk on down to one of these classic watering holes.
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There's the sense she's modeled after women like Barbara Lynch, whose six-restaurant empire forms the foundations of Boston's fine dining scene.
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I thought I wanted to do fine dining but really, a burger can be just as glorious as a long tasting menu.
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Are all restaurants equally suited to benefitting from Tock or does it innately favor certain types of establishments like fine dining restaurants?
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These days, a growing number of chefs feel similarly, and aren't just moving away from fine dining, but abandoning dinner service altogether.
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There, Mr. Verzeroli, who describes Shun's French menu as "more fine-dining" than Le Jardinier's, frequently slips in Asian and Japanese ingredients.
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Having made her name in San Francisco, Pim Techamuanvivit is taking charge of Nahm, a Bangkok restaurant famed for its fine dining.
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Chef Morgan Milton, looking for a change of pace from the frenzied world of fine dining, took over the business in 2013.
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In his studies to be a chef, Chris has developed an affinity for the upper-class, culturally sterile world of fine dining.
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But he is trying to build a New York restaurant more approachable than Per Se, his celebrated fine-dining outfit farther uptown.
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The restaurant scene in New York is moving away from fine dining, but if no one embraces it, we lose something valuable.
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Ore Hill, its fine-dining counterpart, will be more dressed-up but similarly low-key, furnished with Shaker-inspired tables and chairs.
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"I want to do some more creative, avant-garde stuff that you could only do in a fine-dining atmosphere," Viehland said.
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For years, the food scene on the Las Vegas strip could be largely divided into two categories: fine dining or chain-casual.
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Forget handing over half a wage-packet for fine dining - in Singapore food fans can now experience Michelin-starred cuisine in the street.
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But as a format, family-style is often undervalued in the United States, signaling quick home cooking rather than labor-intensive fine dining.
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But little is discussed about how these "black diamonds" are traded before they reach the hands of fine dining chefs around the world.
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Nature has become tangled up in every aspect of his work, but his fine dining has found its way into his Utah kitchen.
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Their project, MENU, deconstructs the many ingredients and elements of fine dining with immaculately composed meals are literally shattered into a million pieces.
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Not a fine dining interpretation of chocolate-flavored puffed grain cereal, but literally the General Mills orbs for which kids allegedly go cuckoo.
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Opie: She's called that because, first of all, she established the first fine dining for African-Americans in the city of New Orleans.
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Since then, the island has transformed into a tourist destination, focused on leisure activities such as fine dining, shopping, golfing, among other activities.
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The Palazzo Versace hotel and residential complex in Dubai, for example, plans to operate what may be a world first in fine dining.
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The Herbal Chef, aka Chris Sayegh, has made a name for himself as the chef in Los Angeles for cannabis-infused fine dining.
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There was no fine dining to speak of – all sophisticated entertaining was done at the White House, in tony Georgetown residences or Embassies.
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Taino Smokehouse lets you dispense with fine-dining pretensions and get down to the tool kit and pickup truck pleasures of smoked meats.
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Now, back focusing on the kitchen at Bror, the uterus is the latest thing to be elevated from variety meats to fine dining.
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With a restaurant in Hollywood and another one in Toronto, Doomie is ready for the next step in his cooking career: fine dining.
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There is art on the wall — and on the plate — at The Artist, a white-tablecloth, fine-dining space inside a rustic villa.
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The vegetable-centric menu celebrates Midwestern ingredients with fine-dining flair in the window-wrapped room, and warm servers set a relaxed tone.
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I personally really enjoy working in casual fine dining, but people might not be able to go out or they won't tip 20%.
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Bites At Quetzal, a pair of married chefs create a fine-dining experience by using Mexican and local ingredients, and the occasional grasshopper.
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As deep-pocketed Chinese tourists arrived in droves, Macau transformed into a thriving international and hub for entertainment, fine dining and luxury shopping.
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The hotel's woodsy feel extends to its popular restaurant, The Best Cellar, which offers fine dining in a cozy, fireplace-warmed dining room.
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Once upon a time, the chef and owner, Tracy Obolsky, was the dessert mastermind at fine-dining destinations Esca and North End Grill.
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Now, with Maison, Atsumi is about to make what might be his most rebellious move yet — with a turn toward traditional fine dining.
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Edible flowers have seen a drop in popularity as well, though they're still a mainstay at fine-dining restaurants looking for colorful garnishes.
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Now, with Maison, Atsumi is about to make what might be his most rebellious move yet — with a turn toward traditional fine dining.
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I have the school, which I really want to do, and of course this healthy fine dining restaurant which I'm really excited about.
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In Shanghai, hongshao pork is a marvelous dish that can be found at every level of dining from street food to fine dining.
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Superiority Burger: Del Posto alum Brooks Headley's unexpected left turn from fine dining to veggie burgers represented a seachange in New York dining.
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As predicted by Timmings, survey respondents rated potential employees with tattoos lower in context of the fine dining restaurant and higher for the nightclub.
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Aside from his foray into fine dining, Bodhi acts like a 2-year-old in all other respects, and is hitting the typical milestones.
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The roughly 200 restaurants that have banned gratuities are mostly in the fine-dining category, where pricier dishes are less likely to deter patrons.
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For more amazing eats in Boston, from coffee to cocktails to Irish pubs to fine dining, check out the complete MUNCHIES Guide to Boston.
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Before she opened the place and married her husband, she had worked in white-owned fine dining places, so she brought that experience in.
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Florida native Jesse Schenker is an award-winning chef and owner of fine dining restaurants Recette and The Gander in New York's West Village.
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The company bills itself as the only office caterer that is health minded and connects businesses with food prepared by local fine dining establishments.
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Guests at Altius, a fine-dining restaurant in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, can enjoy contemporary American dishes while taking in gorgeous views of the city's skyline.
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Auguste Escoffier, a French chef who brought fine dining to London in the 1890s, meticulously listed the cooking instructions (and sauces) for each cut.
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She loves fine dining In the same Harper's Bazaar interview, Lagerfeld revealed how Choupette takes her meals: at the table with lots of options.
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My hope is that, having mastered the rules of fine dining at such a tender age, McGarry will feel soon inspired to break them.
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Benno told Insider that a common misconception about fine dining among young people is that service can be prim and proper — and not fun.
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"My first two months of bartending, I worked in a fine dining restaurant, which oftentimes requires a lot more steps of service," he recalls.
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It's a show wherein he, with his trademark boisterous charisma, walks viewers through recipes that run the gamut from comfort staples to fine dining.
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After 16 years of working in fine dining, Bunker Vietnamese's Roy Zapanta & Jimmy Tu were not able to relate to their customers and quit.
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Unlike at a fine-dining restaurant or a Broadway show, here the plating is rustic and the performances are more about passion than precision.
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The VGE soup is a perfect example of a popular dish that's gone through fine dining rehab in the hands of a professional chef.
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Ms. Muckermann, of Silversea, didn't want to structure the company's new Sea and Land Taste program around celebrity chefs and hermetic fine-dining rooms.
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The salsas — all nine of them — arrived as a separate course at Quetzal, a new fine-dining Mexican spot in Toronto's Little Italy neighborhood.
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The Chinese city is the most expensive city to hire a lawyer, the second-most expensive city for fine dining and buying residential property.
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He said it would be a fine-dining restaurant in the evening and more casual during the day, with an emphasis on Italian fare.
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Tapawingo felt like a Midwest version of a culinary gem in the French countryside, offering farm-to-table fine dining in a tiny town.
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Vandal, the TAO Group's 2016 paragon of fine dining on steroids, takes the Lower East Side's once-gritty street art culture to glittering extremes.
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Hong Kong also has among the highest price tags for property, cars, a business class flight, fine dining, a wedding banquet and beauty services.
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And, actually, the first Chipotle he opened, the reason why he opened it was to raise enough money to open a fine dining restaurant.
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"I had done all of this fine dining, high-end dining, and it only made sense to come back to Mexican food," Cantu said.
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Costs also add up when you're serving the nicest wines, the best food; it's a challenge to scale quality when it comes to fine dining.
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Everybody eats and everyone has stories about food—whether they take place in fine dining meccas or around the Slurpee fountain at the 7-11.
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When I moved to NYC in the 1970s I was exposed to things I never dreamed I would - opera, live theater, fine dining among them.
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Datassential, a market-research firm that tracks restaurant menus, reports that 9% of casual restaurants and 16% of "fine dining" ones offered quinoa in 2016.
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Its excellent restaurants, from simple noodle bars and laid-back izakayas (Japanese pubs) to fine dining at the Michelin-starred Kamimura, spotlight the island's bounty.
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The limited-time offer not only puts Carl's Jr. ahead of the competition but also on par with those in fine dining chasing the craze.
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Evans says a number of London chefs use it in their menus, including Pavel Kanja, head chef at West London fine dining restaurant Flat Three.
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Established at the turn of the 20th century by French immigrant Jean Galatoire, it's the premier fine-dining establishment for old-world French-Creole cuisine.
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For more recommendations for taco joints, fine dining restaurants, cocktail bars, strip mall spots, and more, check out the complete MUNCHIES Guide to Los Angeles.
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Modern-day airports mix transportation nodes with hospitality centers, focus on customer experience and offer fine dining outlets, luxury shopping outlets and full-service spas.
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For more recommendations for taco joints, fine dining restaurants, budget eating, strip mall spots, and more, check out the complete MUNCHIES Guide to Los Angeles.
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What would you get if you applied Chez Panisse's locally sourced, ingredient-driven, DIY, fine dining sensibilities to an Indian restaurant in the Pacific Northwest?
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LA is chock-full of amazing restaurants, from Michelin-starred fine dining to local favorites, and I am on a quest to try them all.
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It is considered one of the first fine dining restaurants in the country and credited with creating Baked Alaska, Delmonico steak, and possibly eggs Benedict.
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Rivals, including Macy's and Nordstrom Inc, are also looking to woo shoppers with cafes, donut shops, fine-dining restaurants and full bars with Instagrammable views.
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A fancy restaurant critic, on the other hand, gets his expertise through sheer volume of experience, trekking across the fine dining institutions of the world.
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Bites Britain and France may have a historically complicated relationship, but this has never stood in the way of their longstanding connection through fine dining.
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But the founders of Berlin fine dining icons Grill Royal and Pauly Saal believed in the young chef and backed her to open Kin Dee.
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The 11th arrondissement restaurant nailed the chilled fine dining vibe, soon winning a Michelin star and a place on the World's 50 Best Restaurants list.
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Having little prior exposure to fine dining, Danler found that her learning curve was steep, but the job inspired a lifelong love of gustatory pleasures.
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As French people fall out of love with old-fashioned cooking, fine-dining experts have managed to reclaim it, bringing the flavors up to date.
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He introduces her to fine dining, fancy clothes, discreet makeup and the opera, while she transforms him from a cold fish into a free spirit.
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Chef Brian Menges took over the old Murray Hotel diner in 2004 and remade it as a fine-dining restaurant with an extensive wine list.
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Four pools include those devoted to adults and to lap swimming, and five culinary concepts include a fine dining restaurant and a craft cocktail bar.
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Tracy Vaught, co-owner of four restaurants in Houston, told CNBC that sales at her two fine- dining establishments have been weak since the storm.
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A package for luxury seekers who also enjoy fine dining is expensive, but it's still a saving compared with the cost of accommodations bought separately.
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The World Trade Center in Bahrain is home to a premium mall and fine dining restaurants, as well as offices, residential apartments and a hotel.
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There are a number of fine dining institutions that have been in business for more than 100 years, including Commander's Palace, Galatoire's, Antoine's and Arnaud's.
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Update New small ships built for adventure are also offering a full range of amenities, from saunas and fine dining to solariums and luxury suites.
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Food historian Colleen Sen explains that at that time, there were only dhabas (roadside food stands) and fine-dining Western restaurants (almost exclusively in hotels).
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We're going to The Three Chimneys, a very small restaurant that's gotten a lot of press for its fine dining experience in the middle of nowhere.
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He added the Barn, a fine-dining restaurant; the Wellhouse, a spa and health center; and, within the main house, a more casual restaurant, the Dogwood.
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The reality is that Beantown has some of the most soignée, cutting-edge fine dining on the East Coast and a huge variety of upscale eateries.
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It's a trick restaurant groupies are seeing more frequently as the market for fine dining decreases yet chefs' desire to offer plates of progressive food remains.
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The couple celebrated their 163th anniversary on Monday night with dinner at Manhatta, a fine dining restaurant with breathtaking views perched 60 stories above lower Manhattan.
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As well as its famous street food, the Thai capital is home to a burgeoning fine dining scene, attracting an increasing number of world-class chefs.
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For fine dining, the hotel's Sheesh Mahal rooftop restaurant has an authentic and upscale Indian menu with stunning views of Rajasthan's heritage city and Lake Pichola.
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After weeks of outrage over the Trump administration's treatment of migrant children at the border, the next big controversy roiling American politics was about … fine dining.
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This game playfully turned me into that longstanding pariah of fine dining—the customer who dumps salt and pepper all over his already perfectly seasoned dish.
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Marks has cooked at fine dining powerhouses like Claridge's and noma, while Emmerson learned his craft at Polpo, a busy Italian restaurant with locations across London.
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In the end, though, comfort food won out over showmanship, even if the chefs couldn't resist drawing on a few fine dining tricks from their pasts.
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She is also working to soon launch cannabis-friendly resorts, hotels, fine dining, internet cafes, workout yoga centers, and coffee shops with the club's signature products.
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Both the wine and the conversation flow freely and the atmosphere has a more laid-back feel than any of the city's stuffier fine dining establishments.
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Cote is not a brothel or a strip club; we're a fine dining Michelin-starred restaurant with a no-tolerance policy for this type of behavior.
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This strategy allows you to save your money for a nice dinner or two with wine in some of Rome's terrific seafood and fine dining spots.
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There are multiple fine dining options to indulge in, as well as adventurous boat and sea excursions, a luxurious spa, and traditional Maldivian vow renewal ceremonies.
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Cowen cited a call with Jordan Thaeler, founder of foot traffic tracking company WhatsBusy, who said that fine dining sales had dropped by more than 90%.
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Sean O'Toole is the chef owner of Torc, a casual fine dining restaurant that specializes in dishes with rock and roll edge and wine country sensibilities.
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For many, it's not that they don't want their family's fine dining sets, it's that they don't want — or can't take — much of anything at all.
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It too felt like booking a table at the fine dining option on a sleek ship, with waiters clad in white tuxedo jackets and black bowties.
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You'll find a modern fine-dining haven amid the history at East Indies, a restaurant overlooking a pool at the Dutch colonial-inspired Eighth Bastion Hotel.
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The chain, which currently has about 45 locations, is a step up from traditional casual dining restaurants, occupying a space just below fine dining, she said.
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They are raising two children (though they live separately); own another restaurant, the smaller, seafood-focused Ronin, nearby; and share a bracing irreverence for fine dining.
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Despite Berlin's reputation for its uninhibited night life and progressive counterculture, traditionally the city's fine dining restaurants have fit within the same ho-hum, predictable mold.
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About 70 percent of the company's clients are restaurants, from fast-casual franchises to hotel bars and fine-dining establishments, and 25 percent are retailers, Waldmann said.
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We slipped away and into one of the fine-dining restaurants for a quiet and tasty dinner of conch fritters, Mahi-mahi and butter pecan ice cream.
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Retirees on tight budgets who love the beach but want more than just sun and sand can have all the fine dining, theater and arts they desire.
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This week, billionaire George Soros called Facebook and Google a "menace" to society while enjoying some fine dining at the the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
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The mall was built specifically to show off the fine dining and retail offerings of Utah as the world came to visit during the 2002 Winter Olympics.
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Although her birthday is not until May 14, the actor spoiled his wife with clothes, fine dining experiences and tickets to see The Lion King on Broadway.
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Twenty four countries attempt to out-fine dining each other over the course of the two-day competition, named for the late, highly celebrated chef Paul Bocuse.
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In Maine, lobster dinners at fine dining locations can set you back around $2803, and in New York City and California you're looking at upward of $70.
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He owns a Krispy Kreme Doughnuts franchise in Atlanta, a Las Vegas fried chicken restaurant called Big Chicken and a Los Angeles fine dining restaurant called Shaquille's.
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Of course, every classic bistro, burger joint, fine-dining parlor and Neapolitan pizzeria is distinct; still, nearly all tend to embrace (at least loosely) certain identifiable aesthetics.
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The CEO of Chipotle Mexican Grill was working as a chef in San Francisco and trying to find a way to fund his own fine-dining restaurant.
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Chick-fil-A consulted Ritz-Carlton and fine-dining icon Danny Meyer as it worked to make its hospitality and service more consistent in the early 2000s.
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But Dyades, a restaurant on Domaine des Étangs, a secluded 11th-century estate 280 miles southwest of Paris, puts it squarely on the country's fine-dining map.
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Dropbox has taken this idea to the next level with its Tuck Shop, a cafeteria serving up dishes you'd just as likely find in fine dining establishments.
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The Four Seasons, which established the notion of sophisticated American cuisine in 1959, when French traditions still dominated, also brought in the era of seasonal fine dining.
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Others soon followed, from fine dining restaurants in San Francisco to eventually Red Robin, family owned White Castle and Burger King, a unit of Restaurant Brands International.
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The winner of the kebab van award went to Atalay Kebab Van in Thame, Oxfordshire, while Veyso's in Hertford won the award for best Fine Dining Restaurant.
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I remember finding myself in LA 13 years ago and not being able to afford to eat at fine dining restaurants, even if I worked at one.
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At Restaurant Guy Savoy, three-Michelin-star chef Guy Savoy's uber-fine dining spot in Caesar's Palace, Olalia was introduced to the best ingredients in the world.
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So although we may not be eating at many of these places regularly (or ever), it's still worth exploring the geographically eclectic list of fine dining giants.
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French cuisine epitomized fine dining in the United States, especially in Manhattan, where restaurants like Le Pavillon, Le Cafe Chambord and Voisin set an uncompromisingly Gallic tone.
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Major casual dining chains, like Olive Garden, IHOP and Chili's, are better equipped to weather the storm than mom-and-pop chains or independent fine-dining restaurants.
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Taco trucks and dumpling houses gained the same status in the eyes of his fans — practically every dedicated eater in the city — as any fine dining establishment.
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TENDER GREENS This popular California chain of casual counter-service restaurants, with its approach to fine dining on a budget, is staking its claim to New York.
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To my right, was Quebec, one of the oldest cities in North America, where there were too many fine dining options to cram into our short stay.
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And creating an exacting criterion for awarding accolades discourages diversity — in Michelin's case, that means European and Japanese-style fine dining are generally valued above all else.
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She used few ingredients to build each dish, and worked simply, without special equipment, taking service cues from both fine dining and dinner parties at friends' homes.
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At Hellenika in Nobby Beach, large pop art portraits of John Stamos and George Michael oversee the dining room, where Greek food gets the fine dining treatment.
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The pinnacle of fine dining in New York these days can't be found in a Michelin-starred restaurant, though it will probably cost you just as much.
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It is also found to be relatively good value to stay in high-end hotels, enjoy fine dining, buy whisky and to hire a lawyer in Mumbai.
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The Platinum concierge has access to exclusive reservations, special menus, and more at participating Global Dining Collection restaurants, many of which fall into the "fine dining" category.
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With its appealing stores and fine dining, Telegraph Avenue has helped make Temescal a destination for visitors, but there is concern about the neighborhood's future for residents.
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"Being present in the same area where many celebrities and Walt Disney himself came to experience fine dining made us feel as if we were celebrities ourselves."
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But he believes these growing pains are necessary to show that Vietnamese cuisine is capable of honoring both its street-food backbone and a fine-dining future.
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In a front extension, carpenters were banging away amid the elegant, putty-colored walls of Ore Hill, a fine-dining restaurant that will open early this summer.
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Lauded as a "neo-bistro," the 11 arrondissement eatery has become one of Paris' most hyped restaurants, thanks to its extremely chill approach to French fine dining.
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The third menu reflects the hiring of a new chef, Sean Farrell, who for years ran the kitchen at Firebox, a bastion of the Hartford fine-dining scene.
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I didn't know how to crumb a table, how to speak eloquently about wine—all those little things that you need to know as a fine-dining waiter.
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After the mainstreaming of sushi in the US, fine dining chefs started introducing poke, which sparked the current wave of fast-casual poke joints and roaming food trucks.
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I didn't know anything about seafood, but my job was to introduce sushi-quality tuna and fish that was shipped from Tsukiji Market to Western fine-dining restaurants.
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Unfortunately, these restaurants seem to have mindlessly ensconced themselves as a place to eat for the those who can afford to take such fine dining experiences for granted.
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Traffic to fine-dining restaurants in the area dropped by about 33 percent compared with the same time period last year, founder and CEO Jeff White told CNBC.
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The couple gave themselves a year to renovate the property and experiment with Kong's casual fine-dining concept before opening their doors to the public in late-2018.
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Aaron Von Rock, the wine director, and Andrea Verardo, the general manager, also have illustrious, Michelin-starred careers at a slew of fine-dining establishments around the world.
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Walk around the Old Port neighborhood—particularly Congress Street—and in a just a few blocks' radius you'll find boutique shops, fine dining, and charming 19th-century architecture.
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The night begins with Alon and his good old Cajun boys crew fine dining on truffle fried chicken and caviar chicken wings at Emeril's in the Warehouse District.
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Uni, bonito, white truffle, and shallot blossoms may sound like the kinds of ingredients that you might find in a small plate at a Japanese fine dining restaurant.
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The dining room, which has the unmistakable air of capital-"F" Fine Dining, is situated in what used to be the Beaux Arts-era hotel's glamorous ladies' lounge.
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As in the United States, the Australian food revolution meant upending a formal, Eurocentric fine-dining scene, embracing fresh and locally grown food, and incorporating immigrant food traditions.
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And, at the end of the year, Danny Meyer will close North End Grill, a pioneer for fine dining in Battery Park City when it opened in 2012.
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Today, Sahra works as the assistant manager of a fine dining restaurant in Berlin, where she serves rich and famous guests and makes around €3,000 [$3,694] a month.
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In a nod to his Chinese-American background and his fine-dining experience, Mr. Eng's doughnuts are infused with popular flavors from Japan, India, Southeast Asia and France.
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Ms. Techamuanvivit has known for years that when she opened a Thai fine dining restaurant in San Francisco, she would call it Nari — a Thai word meaning women.
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Anita Lo, who closed her fine-dining restaurant Annisa in New York earlier this year, cooked there for 17 years without fealty to one region or cultural tradition.
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Seattle fine-dining restaurant Canlis switched to be a drive-thru and carry-out operation just as Washington State's bars and restaurants were ordered to shut their doors.
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That well-earned rest includes spa treatments, luxury hotels, Champagne receptions and fine dining every evening, with a party at the finish line to round off the adventure.
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Paddlefish caviar has taken a larger role in fine dining because of the decline of beluga sturgeon in Russia and in other countries of the former Soviet Union.
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Switzerland In Zermatt, at the foot of the spectacular Matterhorn Mountain, you'll find an idyllic village, fine-dining options and some of the longest runs in the Alps.
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The Seattle chef John Sundstrom just opened Southpaw, a 393-seat pizzeria on the original site of his fine-dining restaurant, Lark, which has moved to bigger digs.
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In October, New York City, often considered the U.S. fine dining capital, prohibited the sale of foie gras, following similar bans in Chicago and the state of California.
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Hoteliers and chefs are "ushering in a new, sophisticated era" in Maine, from glamping retreats to locally sourced fine dining establishments, Travel & Leisure assistant editor Madeline Bilis writes.
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La Cité du Vin also features a wine shop with more than 800 varieties, a 250-seat auditorium and Le 7, a hit-or-miss fine dining restaurant.
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While Impossible Foods started out with deals with fine-dining chefs such as David Chang, Beyond Meat first appeared in grocery stores such as Whole Foods and Target.
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But the real star of the new Newport is Bert's, a second-story restaurant opened in January 2018 that attempts to summon the grandeur of 1930s fine dining.
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Murphy, a New Jersey resident who worked in fine dining for over two decades, has had a 6-quart DUO Plus Instant Pot for a few months now.
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Killen's take on Houston barbecue, the closest relative of which is probably Central Texas-style barbecue, puts a fine-dining chef's values into the context of a backyard pit.
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Ticonderoga ClubA NKOTB of Atlanta's less-stuffy fine dining scene, Ticonderoga Club boasts Wes Anderson vibes (the not-shitty kind—think Life Aquatic), along with a killer "cup" menu.
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Modern kaiseki cuisine—Japanese fine dining that consists of a prescribed set of courses—is modernized at Nihonryori RyuGin, where the menu is constantly changing depending on seasonal produce.
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Great NY Noodletown (28 Bowery, New York, NY, 212-349-0923): One of the New York Times' first reviews of a Chinese restaurant in the non-fine-dining category.
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The fine dining chain has brought on the rapper and marijuana mogul to star in training videos to help employees master the new menu, according to the Associated Press.
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It's hardly the only fancy burger joint in town, but few, if any, boast a chef with this level of fine dining street cred who makes everything from scratch.
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For the last five years in the UK, we've found that the only successful thing outside of mega fine dining has been junk food, dude food, and greasy stuff.
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George's gorgeous lady, Daniela Rajic, posted vids of the couple enjoying a romantic trip this week ... including snorkeling, fine dining and jumping off the boat and into the water.
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"Traditionally I'd always thought that the Michelin star was the peak of fine dining, you have to have a fancy wine list and spectacular dining experience," Edelman told Metro.
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Many cabins today have private balconies, luxurious bathrooms, fine linens and flat screen TVs, and ships offer world-class spas, Broadway-quality entertainment and fine-dining experiences for all.
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Shortly after, he opened Mozaic in Ubud, a fine-dining restaurant with a tasting menu, followed by a similarly styled offshoot, Mozaic Beach Club in Seminyak, which recently closed.
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While La Colombe is unmistakably a fine dining restaurant, it has an atmosphere that's just as inviting to vivacious parties of five as it is to quieter, solo diners.
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General manager Andrea Verardo, an alum of fine-dining restaurants all over the world, said that the Michelin star at Benno was a huge accomplishment — especially in New York.
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But within a few years, the ambitious Delmonico brothers, from Switzerland, had expanded their pastry shop into a serious French restaurant that modeled itself on Parisian-style fine dining.
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But to present it as an amuse-bouche at one of the most acclaimed fine-dining restaurants in the United States, to a predominantly non-Asian clientele, is radical.
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It reopens this month with 24 refurbished rooms and two restaurants, including its fine-dining restaurant set inside a 400-year-old former sugar boiling house (rooms from $295).
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After the studio tour, guests will be whisked away for a Friends-themed Thanksgiving meal at the Studio's Commissary Fine Dining Room, where the cast often ate while filming.
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The tasting menu served here, which runs from $033 to $203 per person, is as artfully plated and elegant as any fine-dining meal, and it is emphatically Greek.
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Former House Speaker John Boehner, who met Van Dongen as a freshman congressman, compared Van Dongen's love of fine dining to his own affection for golf and red wine.
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The bank surveyed 28 cities around the world, looking at costs of things like real estate, cars, designer clothing, fine dining, business class flights, personal trainers, and boarding school.
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Although certain things like designer clothing and handbags are more affordable in the French capital than the other 14 cities, Paris is the most expensive city for fine dining.
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Food flash: The James Beard award winner plans to close the fine-dining restaurant at the end of June and reopen it as something even more luxe in October.
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Ms. Gomez experienced it at her first restaurant, a fine-dining place in Atlanta she named Cardamom Hill, after the spice-growing region that she was touring last month.
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In 2017, French chef Sébastien Bras requested to be left out of the next edition of the Michelin Guide blaming the unrelenting pressure on maintaining a fine dining kitchen.
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Some of the "Hopper Hotel Experience" packages consist of dinner at VMFA's fine dining restaurant Amuse, a guided tour by the curator and an exhibition catalogue, among other options.
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La Candelaria, with its small alleyways, historic buildings and profusion of street art, has long been one of the few neighborhoods in the city without a fine dining scene.
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In so many ways, Doma is an exemplar of the great Australian cafe — international in its scope, wonderfully casual, but blessed with quality and creativity worthy of fine dining.
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There is a gluten-free bakeshop, a sub shop owned by a fine-dining chef and a new Irish pub steps from a movie theater with a vintage marquee.
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Traci Des Jardins, the French-trained California chef who helped define a new style of fine dining in San Francisco, will close her flagship restaurant, Jardinière, on April 27.
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Mr. Su is a refugee from fine-dining kitchens on the Las Vegas Strip who started a solo career making bao in a corner of a strip-mall hair salon.
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The food, however, is typically made from scratch,with healthy ingredients, by chefs with fine-dining backgrounds, and the drink menus don't shy away from beer, wine and craft cocktails.
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SHIMMERING spreads of raw fish sashimi, succulent beef from massaged cows, and, for a decade, the capital with the most Michelin-starred restaurants: few nations rival Japan for fine dining.
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More and more top chefs or restaurants are including insects on their menu, and I think that's a great way to start introducing them, within the context of fine dining.
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I guess I could have opened a French restaurant or a fine dining restaurant with that much serious French training, but what's the fun in doing something safe like that?
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We've got your tour of all the best fine dining, pizza, cocktails, dives, cheap eats, coffee, and other generally cool shit that the Windy City has to offer right here.
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On this episode of Chef's Night Out, Konstantin Filippou, chef at fine dining restaurant/wine bar O boufés, takes us out for an unforgettable night on the town in Vienna.
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Before the expat left for Southeast Asia, he had finished a hospitality management degree at California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, staged at the French Laundry, and worked in fine dining.
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With enough success, the Delmonico brothers bought a plot of land in Lower Manhattan in 1837 and opened what is now considered the first fine-dining restaurant in the country.
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The dishes were typical of Mr. Sherman's style: colorful and elegant, with roots in fine dining and ancestral cooking, pulled together from a mix of cultivated and wild regional ingredients.
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The restaurants range from fast casual, like Da Poke Bowl Shack, where an entree can cost between $203 to $15, to fine dining like Cleo, with $31 to $50 entrees.
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Save on Food, Splurge on Cocktails Ms. Lavery recommended a Cantonese fine-dining experience, like Seventh Son in Wan Chai, for lunch because the tab is lower compared with dinner.
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Check out what Enchilada Ole is doing in Fort Worth, Texas, (NBC DFW) and what fine-dining Canlis Restaurant in Seattle dreamed up with some all-staff brainstorming (Fast Company).
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An argument can be made that it contains part of the source code for the approachable bistros and brasseries that have transformed American fine dining in the last 25 years.
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Consumers who ate out at fine dining locations on Valentine's Day in 211.12 spent an average of $22017, almost $211.16 more than those who dined at these locations in 2503.
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The first season of this James Beard Award-winning podcast took a deep dive into the exclusionary traditions around gender, identity and femininity in the kitchens of fine-dining restaurants.
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Best-known for its counter pastries served to hungry Britons in a rush, U.K. chain Greggs is inviting people to a £15 ($20163) four-course "fine-dining experience" for two.
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But as the global food scene becomes increasingly democratized, the Old World-style fine dining upon which Robuchon built his legacy is faced with a difficult challenge: adapt or die.
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I've never met anyone with as much energy as David Muñoz, the Mohawk-sporting chef-owner of StreetXO, a fine dining, "not-fusion fusion" (I'll explain later) restaurant in London's Mayfair.
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The first job I ended up getting was at Oceana, a three-star New York Times fine-dining restaurant in Midtown: suit and tie, big wine list—you know the kind.
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I've felt this heartbreak myself: I have repeatedly been denied the opportunity to work in fine-dining kitchens, despite having credentials that matched (or even exceeded) those of my male counterparts.
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For example, its top 10 brunch spots are determined by spots that receive the most traffic on weekends, while best fine dining are places where most UberBlack or UberSelect riders frequent.
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But, if a new report by restaurant supply manufacturer Restaurantware is to be believed, it turns out that fast food joints are actually way less bacteria-infested than fine dining establishments.
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It was essentially a tasting menu, where each course was plated separately and served in a particular order, and it became the predominant approach at fine-dining establishments throughout the West.
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In the same way that high-end spas and gyms have become a must-have within top residential developments, fine-dining restaurants are a key component of the upscale residential scene.
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Neighboring Italy's highest court ruled in June that lobsters must not be kept on ice in restaurants because it causes them unjustifiable suffering before they head for death by fine dining.
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J.C. Penney's rivals, including Macy's and Nordstrom Inc, are also looking to bring in shoppers to new stores with cafes, donut shops, fine-dining restaurants and full bars with Instagrammable views.
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Although his tastes ran more toward burgers and Denny's, when Wallace chose fine dining, he might turn up at classic, dignified Silvercreek (193 North Race Street, Urbana; 217-328-3402; couriersilvercreek.com).
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If cooking is a working class profession, dining is the province of the bourgeoisie and fine dining, where cooking as an art reaches its pinnacle, is the dominion of the rich.
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When you take into account the way the fine dining industry overlaps with home cooking and food media, the overall effect is of a culture that skews male, white, and wealthy.
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Once he built his cooking confidence back up, Olalia took a job in Los Angeles at Patina, Joachim Splichal's French-American fine dining restaurant in the dazzling Walt Disney Concert Hall.
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The company, originally an operator of coffee shops and cafeterias, developed a fine-dining division under Jerome Brody, an executive with a sharp eye for real estate and an adventurous palate.
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Creators David Gelb and Brian McGinn say the inspiration for the series came from their time traveling as fine dining documentarians on their other Netflix series, the much-beloved Chef's Table.
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Though he had access to more equipment than most fine-dining restaurants on the planet, Mr. Migoya followed a hands-on method that relied on plenty of visual and tactile cues.
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"I found it very strange when I came back," said Mr. Olvera, who attended the Culinary Institute of America and worked in fine-dining kitchens in New York in the 1990s.
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The menu is old-school fine dining: oysters on the half-shell (served nestled in a pile of snow), fresh pasta topped with morel mushrooms and sweetbreads, perfectly sautéed Dover sole.
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Housed in a 600-year-old former olive mill at what is basically a countryside intersection, the 17-seat Toklarija is an essential stop on a fine-dining tour of Istria.
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She views fine dining as disingenuous, built from a system steeped in oppression and hierarchy in which women, gays and other minorities — whether customers or cooks — are not treated the same.
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But over time, Commander's became renowned for its sophisticated blending of south Louisiana and nouvelle cuisines — Ms. Brennan christened the style haute Creole — and its warm, celebratory approach to fine dining.
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International (Thailand) for 11.3 billion baht, giving it 240 stores in Thailand, further expansion into casual and fine dining is planned through subsidiary Oishi Group , said ThaiBev foods division CEO Nongnuch Buranasetkul.
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We rode along with André Felix, a 25-year-old Rocinha native, who gives tours of the favela when he's not waiting tables at a fine-dining restaurant near the Olympic Village.
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Moreno Cedroni, the double Michelin-star chef who runs Clandestino and has authored two books about Italian sushi, is widely credited with inventing the idea of pasta sushi in Italian fine dining.
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Most pizzas were priced at the equivalent of around $6 to $10 US each, making them unaffordable to most locals but not in the elite price range of fine dining in Pyongyang.
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During the day they'll sell wagyu retail; at night a meal will cost anywhere from $100 à la carte to $500 for an omakase menu, but it won't be typical fine dining.
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For five more can't-miss fine dining spots in the City of Angels, plus more tips for where to eat, drink, and hang, check out the complete MUNCHIES Guide to Los Angeles.
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The restaurant was initially a fine dining haunt but since relocating from Central Mall on Magazine Road to Sentosa it has leaned towards casual dining, in response to the local customer base.
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It is hard to beat Washington, D.C., for free world-class museums, abundant fine dining and shopping, and its high-quality health care, which put Washington at No. 5 on that scale.
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Also on the list: Le Pavillon (for its influence on French chefs), Schrafft's (for its feminist sensibilities), and, of course, The Four Seasons, which ushered in the era of seasonal fine dining.
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The New York City Council voted Wednesday to ban the sale of foie gras over concerns of animal cruelty, sending shock waves in the Big Apple's culinary world and fine-dining scene.
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A tip for people who frequent fine-dining establishments, or want to seem like they do: such restaurants often stock black napkins, for guests who spill on themselves while wearing dark clothing.
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The city-state played host to the first international outpost of Puck's fine dining empire, and the chef said that his Singapore restaurants are the most profitable — as labor costs are lower.
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Upstairs at Tabla, he helped end the era in which the fine-dining wing of the restaurant business operated as a club to which cuisines of non-European descent need not apply.
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Insider sat down with the trio before service in the elegant dining room of Benno&aposs eponymous restaurant to talk misconceptions surrounding fine dining, the philosophy at Benno, and all things Michelin.
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"I've been focusing on creating fast-casual restaurants…that feel as if they're at a fine dining restaurant" — but where they actually pay reasonable prices, said Samantha Wasser, founder of By Chloe.
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I worked briefly at a fine dining restaurant in Australia, and when the chef there heard I was on my way to Copenhagen, he said that I should look up his friend.
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They later worked in different kitchens in the fine dining scene, from the lauded Mozza restaurants, where they learned patience in making their own cured meats and charcuterie, to The Spice Table.
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It's going to go through the same processes through which those cuisines went—an Americanization phase, then to many different offshoots under young Filipino chefs: fine dining, middle-ground restaurants, and casual.
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Originally from Mauritania, Tandia worked in fine dining for years—first as a hostess, and then as a chef at restaurants including Per Se and Daniel—before going out on her own.
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And they tend to visit restaurants of any type, from fast food to fine dining, about 190 times a year, said Bonnie Riggs, a restaurant-industry analyst for NPD's food service division.
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La Colombe Restaurant on Silvermist Wine Estate in Constantia Nek is another of South Africa's top fine dining establishments, offering French-Asian inspired tasting menus in a delightful treehouse-style dining room.
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Those expecting Mr. Pollinger to replicate the seafood-focused fine dining he was known for at Oceana, where he led the kitchen for a decade before leaving last year, may be surprised.
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By sourcing in volume from a network of California farms, the chain kept high-quality meal prices in the $10–$15 range, well below what fine-dining establishments next door was charging.
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Bar Patrón, in Sydney's Circular Quay, has been marketed as the maturation of Mexican food in Australia, where it is presented in a fine-dining context and given the respect it deserves.
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Its fast casual chain Peli Peli Kitchen opened later than the other three fine-dining locations because its kitchen was being used to provide more than 20,000 meals for the Red Cross.
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Donald Trump Solved It." Also, Daniel Duane's profile of the chef Daniel Patterson, in The California Sunday Magazine: "Disillusioned with fine dining, one of the world's great chefs took on fast food.
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Mitchell, now 54, launched his privately held company Cameron Mitchell Restaurants in 1993 and now owns and operates 55 restaurants across the country offering everything from fine dining to steakhouses to gastropubs.
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The National Theater in central London long ago set the mold for in-house entertainment with its riverside complex that includes a bookstore, a fine dining restaurant and more casual food choices.
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A few years ago, Mark Bittman gave us a terrific recipe for steak Diane – a classic of mid-20th-century fine dining that was generally prepared tableside in a whoosh of brandy flame.
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But situated in West London and frequented by the Made in Chelsea lot, Tiny Leaf is perhaps pioneering in its endeavour to elevate the eating of food waste to a fine dining level.
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All you have to do is click here and enter your email for a chance to win a three-night stay at the Gansevoort Meatpacking Hotel, plus a fine-dining and spa experience.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy's highest court ruled on Friday that lobsters must not be kept on ice in restaurant kitchens because it causes them unjustifiable suffering before they head for death by fine dining.
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" Bastianich added: "The balance of the fine dining plate is really leading the charge, and there's a trickle down from there to quick service and to fast food, and that's a good trend.
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We also work with farmers but the main idea of Quintonil is to use ingredients that poor people in the countryside eat and put them in the context of a fine dining restaurant.
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Leaving their children Prince George and Princess Charlotte at their nearby country house, Anmer Hall, the royal parents drove the four miles to Houghton Hall for the evening of entertainment and fine dining.
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He explained that people who eat at fine-dining establishments more often — usually older customers who have the resources to do so — realize that eating at restaurants like Benno can be a blast.
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With suites averaging at $700 a night per person, the modern ship offers saunas, a 50-foot-long pool, and a fine-dining experience that is unheard of on any other cruise ship.
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The rising class of wine coolers—from brands like St. Mayhem, Hoxie, Pampelonne, and Blossom Brothers—cultivate an artisanal image, tracing their origins to vineyards and fine dining, rather than beach party blowouts.
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Experience trumps product Instead of handbags and shoes, shoppers shifted their sights to fast cars (sales rose 8 percent), fine dining and drinking (sales rose 4 percent) and luxury cruises (up 5 percent).
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Mr. Clemens was born and raised in Tasmania, but he spent time in the kitchens of Melbourne, most notably that of Vue De Monde, one of the country's most established fine-dining restaurants.
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The 186 apartments, ranging from 950 to 2,103 square feet, with concierge-level services and fine dining, have entrance fees from $400,000 to $1.8 million and monthly charges as high as nearly $11,000.
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In 1977, he took a steady gig playing the piano five nights a week at a new fine dining establishment on the East River, in a then-desolate area near the Brooklyn Bridge.
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Pastry chef Bruno Albouze from local fine dining restaurant Ponsaty's, like many, believes it's the Mara de Bois strawberries, which were previously only found at Chino Farm and are now a principal offering.
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You don't need to be a guest to have dinner at the fine-dining restaurant Citricos, where you'll get a spectacular view of the incredible display of lights, plus music to accompany the show.
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The service has already incorporated regular old gym time into the service, and could very well move beyond fitness entirely to help you book art classes or fine-dining experiences or even the theater.
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After a year and a half of whipping up lemon bars and brownies, she moved to Lawrence, a fine-dining restaurant, where she found the guidance she needed to morph into a pastry powerhouse.
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Kash Battacharya, the author of an e-book guide to luxury European hostels, said that he has noticed a new type of hostel that includes fine dining and the amenities of an upscale hotel.
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Frito-Lay is teaming up with celebrity chef Anne Burrell to finally — let's face it — bring New Yorkers what they really want: a fine-dining menu offering a full range of Cheeto-infused delights.
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As fusion trickled down from fine dining, it became ubiquitous, which was why I experienced it during my early-aughts childhood in suburban Pennsylvania—where the Cheesecake Factory still makes, yes, cheeseburger egg rolls.
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He notes that lobster used to be considered the "cockroach of the sea" as late as the 1940s until a clever marketing ploy rebranded them into the fine-dining staple that they are today.
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Co-owner Crystal De Luna-Bogan is a Le Cordon Bleu–trained chef who's worked in fine-dining spots such as Napa Rose in southern California and the Four Seasons Hotel in Beverly Hills.
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A Chinese social-media influencer whose feeds are full of images of expensive vacations, fine dining, and designer clothes apologized after her landlord undercut her online persona with a video of her filthy apartment.
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In the evening, I have a choice between artistically-decorated sushi variations in the Japanese restaurant Sakura, or lobster lasagne and ox cheeks with red wine shallots at the fine dining Italian restaurant Serenissima.
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While the flow of wealth from the tech industry has increased the number of people who can afford fine dining in SF, food service workers have been increasingly more difficult to find and maintain.
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The Four Seasons, probably the most important New York restaurant of the 20th century, Americanized fine dining and set in motion many of the trends that still dominate restaurant culture in the United States.
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Mr. Ortner said the younger man grew dissatisfied with his father's diminishing financial help, even as he enjoyed a lavish lifestyle that included a Chelsea apartment, fine dining and vacations in Europe and Hawaii.
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The five-bedroom lodge, 10 miles from Denali in a summit-ringed basin known as the Don Sheldon Amphitheater, promises running water and fine dining along with aurora viewing, skiing and guided glacier trekking.
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And they succeeded —because look at this actual listing in the Palm Beach Post that read, '3mos recent & verifiable exp in fine dining/country club… No tips,' and instructed applicants to 'Apply by fax.
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But not all of it is up to fine dining standards — in January 2018, a customer was disappointed when she was served caviar with plastic spoons, with allegedly "low-budget" crackers to accompany it.
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These chefs are convinced that it can be both possible and profitable to translate the fine-dining values they hold dear (expert technique, top-quality ingredients, optimal taste and texture) to a mass audience.
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Mr. Guidara, who also uses Avero at Eleven Madison Park, thinks technology is great for a fast-casual operation that emphasizes volume and delivery, and for the business side at a fine-dining operation.
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Michelle LeBlanc and Shaun Hussey created Chinched Bistro in town, serving cod tongues and other local specialties with an attention to detail that transforms Newfoundland comfort food into fine dining from simple diner fare.
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Like Mr. Redzepi in Denmark and David Chang in the United States, Mr. Olvera is a chef who pushed his country's fine-dining transition from stuffy, Eurocentric and strict to creative, local and informal.
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The Zodiac Room, on the seventh floor, is the department store's fine-dining restaurant, an elegant, well-upholstered room with a bar, and serving some specialties like popovers with strawberry butter, and chopped salad.
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With 464 guest rooms, a casino, a nightclub, three outdoor tennis courts, and an array of restaurants and bars to choose from, guests can relax, party, and enjoy fine dining all in one place.
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When you look at fine dining today, these are restaurants and moments which stay very privileged, so it's not the type of experience anyone can go to every day or on a regular basis.
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At restaurants all over San Diego—including fine dining institutions in Rancho Santa Fe—menus boast about their Chino Farms produce, listing "glazed Chino Farms carrots" or "finely sliced Chino Farms beets" wherever possible.
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But whereas Yu is more formal and fixated on fine-dining crowd in Sichuan, Gao instead prefers intensely curated experiences for expatriates and the Western world, and does not limit herself to just China.
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"For me, the best thing about Vegas is that you can have the most insane fine dining experience at Joël Robuchon one night, and then end up at Bund Shanghai the next," Chang said.
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Maybe, with another five and a half years of practice, I could learn how to incorporate fine dining, attentive guides and comfortable transport into a trip full of street food, local friends, serendipity and adventure.
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Dressed incongruously in a camouflage hoodie and chrome shin protectors, Sasha Pharoah wheels a serving cart holding a live king crab through the busy dining room at Cai Fine Dining and Banquet in Chicago's Chinatown.
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I can't begin to tell you how many dinners I cooked back then in order to convince would-be investors to take a stake in opening up a fine-dining Peruvian restaurant, to no avail.
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While the airline is no more, if you're in LA, you can visit the Pan Am Experience for a "fine dining experience in the tradition of Pan Am." Teigen and Legend have much to celebrate.
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Hunter, a California Republican, is facing trial in federal court in September for allegedly using campaign funds to pay for expensive vacations, bar tabs, fine dining and routine household items like tuition and school lunches.
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The chartered corporate jet will provide "fine dining", a far cry from the "hot chips, chicken nuggets, hot dogs…snack boxes and more!" offered in economy class (if passengers can get a meal at all).
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A more formal affair greets us for dinner (at which I slip into the later shift of 7:15), with side salads and a basket of bread occupying the table for serious fine dining vibes.
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Wine and Culinary Experiences:The Crown Collection includes access to fine dining at Disney's best resort restaurants, as well as reservations at Disney Springs, which continues to raise the bar on the culinary and cocktail scene.
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Prosecutors said Hoey took trips to England, Spain, Mexico and Aruba, spent large sums on fine dining and concerts, and stayed in luxury hotels in Manhattan and Long Island despite having residences in both places.
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If you're looking for unique opportunities for fine dining, concerts, or sporting events, Chase points earned from the Chase Sapphire Preferred Card or the Chase Sapphire Reserve may be the key to unlocking amazing memories.
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The heirs to the fortune — Nicky Oppenheimer and his son Jonathan, both passionate aviators — opened an ultraluxury private terminal in Johannesburg's main airport in 2014, with fine dining and a gallery with art for sale.
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Mr. Onwuachi's recent memoir, "Notes From a Young Black Chef," details his childhood in the Bronx and Nigeria, as well as the closing of his highly publicized, short-lived fine-dining restaurant, the Shaw Bijou.
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In our national survey of restaurants, we found that only 22020 percent of managers reported they offered any paid sick leave to workers – and even in upscale fine dining, the average was only 26 percent.
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"Your cooks need to be able to execute a fine-dining dish in a fairly quick amount of time, and those skills don't come to you necessarily in a week or a month," he said.
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Read more:The most famous restaurant in every stateOne of the best fine dining restaurants in the world is inside a converted treehouse, offers a can of tuna as its signature dish, and is surprisingly affordable.
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The historic town — a National Historic Landmark in its entirety — has over 800 pre-Civil War-era buildings, plenty of fine dining, and a whaling museum that explores Nantucket's past as the world's whaling capital.
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This summer, Daniel Humm and Will Guidara of Eleven Madison Park and the NoMad, among others, will open this fine-dining restaurant in Claridge's, the renowned London hotel, their first foray outside the United States.
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The novel offers a dishy but acutely observed insider's view of the goings-on behind the scenes at a temple of fine dining, one Ms. Danler freely acknowledges is modeled on the estimable Union Square Cafe.
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Casual dining chains, ones with full-table service, had a cost range of $153,030 to $2.2 million and fine dining chains, upscale venues with full-service waiters, would see a cost between $8,273 and $2.6 million.
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The company, which spun off its Australian assets in 2014, has been overhauling its properties, adding non-traditional fixtures like cinemas and fine-dining precincts as its core retail tenants weather increased competition from online platforms.
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Manhattan has a long tradition of formal Indian restaurants, often overseen by cooks who learned to present their country's cuisine in a fine-dining idiom by hard-core training in India's extensive system of hotel kitchens.
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There on a recent night the chef "paired" (to use fine-dining parlance) room temperature Joven with fanciful dishes like Santa Barbara sea urchin in yuzu Jell-O and grilled wild Spanish octopus with fennel pollen.
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In addition to fine dining, curated cultural events and an executive chef, a bonus on Abercrombie and Kent's around-the-world private jet tours is that they're hosted by company founder and co-chairman Geoffrey Kent.
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Mr. Lee has two restaurants there, the fine dining 610 Magnolia and the more casual MilkWood, along with a soon-to-open whiskey and burger bar — and an outsize presence in the Derby City, population: 620,000.
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The owners—partners at midtown's fine-dining mini-empire of Quality Meats, Quality Italian, and Park Avenue Winter (Spring, Summer, Autumn)—have decided to offer a true public service, by opening a relatively affordable steak house.
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Fermenting food, or allowing bacteria and yeast to break down carbs in order to preserve food, became a huge trend in the 2010s, as fine-dining establishments and mom-and-pops alike got into the practice.
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At Stone Barns, the fine-dining restaurant where Ms. Raben works, every table has an almost completely different tasting menu based on the diners' interests, as well as on the quantities of what's available that day.
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Upon arriving at the Culinary Institute of America, Ms. Lee, now 30, pushed Korean food to the back of her mind and mastered the school's European curriculum, later shooting to the highest realms of fine dining.
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Ladner said the biggest reason for the price gap between Del Posto and Pasta Flyer is the amenities that come with fine dining, amenities that he says less people are currently placing as much value on.
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With a seat at the counter, not only could we see everything being prepared, but the chefs we friendly and chatted to us throughout the meal, making it feel more experiential than most fine dining situations.
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It comes as no surprise that after opening Orsa & Winston, a tasting menu restaurant, he threw the rules out the window to offer an à la carte menu to, once again, make fine dining more accessible.
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At opening, the retail center will be 103 percent leased, with 100 stores and 25 restaurants, from fast-casual to fine dining, hoping to draw customers not only in but up to scale its gleaming heights.
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Most of the time, that's butchery but then we have a lot of chefs moving over from very fine dining restaurants who like the idea of cooking over charcoal and wood as opposed to cooking on gas.
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But sitting down to cheap noodles in Hanoi also underscores the image of the president as a cool, cosmopolitan guy at a time when having an adventurous palate marks you as more sophisticated than preferring fine dining.
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The fathers of two recently celebrated their 15th anniversary this past April, marking the milestone occasion with dinner at Manhatta, a fine-dining restaurant with breathtaking views perched 60 stories above lower Manhattan in New York City.
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Held in the Sporting Monte-Carlo's Club's spectacular Salle des étoiles ("room of stars"), the venue features a retractable roof to allow night sky views and overhead firework displays during an evening of fine dining and dancing.
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Only the truly dedicated make it out to the barn on a 20,000-acre hunting estate in Jämtland that houses his fine dining venue, currently hovering at No. 41 on the controversial World's 50 Best Restaurants List.
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Kohh's visibly tattooed in a land where ink is still associated with organized crime, but rather than cover up, the more recent "Dirt Boys" shows him shrugging off disapproving glances to enjoy fine dining and luxurious clothing.
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All cruise lines have cabins that can accommodate families of all ages, Broadway-like shows, fine dining, and kids' programming, but it's the details in these attributes and the brand of hospitality that sets Disney Cruises apart.
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Kellogg's said that it was Ms. Tosi who first introduced the brand to Mr. Rudolf, who started his career in fine dining before founding his own company, Journee, which helps educate food industry professionals about the business.
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But after nearly six years of working in the fine dining scene, Ong reconnected with his Indonesian roots and decided to leave that world to explore the rich and diverse flavors of Southeast Asia in his cooking.
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Tommy Tardie is a whiskey expert and owner of two fine-dining locations in New York City, Fine & Rare and the Flatiron Room, which offer about 1,400 unique bourbon expressions (different versions) and live music every night.
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The property had more misfortune after the storm: it underwent an eight million euro renovation and was scheduled to open in early March, but after a fire in its fine dining restaurant, the opening has been delayed.
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After high school, Mr. Wright attended Santa Rosa Junior College before moving to Los Angeles, where he audited various classes at the University of California, Los Angeles, while working off and on in the fine-dining world.
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To get to the bar, I passed by the hotel's fine dining restaurant, Astor Court, but the bar also has a separate street entrance on 55th Street, down the block from the main entrance of the hotel.
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"Fine dining for the price of fast casual was an idea we could immediately get behind," said Josh Goldin, co-founder of Alliance Consumer Growth, which jointly invested in Tender Greens with Meyer's Union Square Hospitality Group.
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In place of the usual crescendo of fine-dining tasting menus—a few seafood skirmishes followed by revelatory red-meat battles—there is a procession of intricate tactical maneuvers, nineteen courses that span sea, field, and forest.
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Mr. Kunz was also a leader in vegetable-forward menus and local sourcing of ingredients, having trained with Frédy Girardet in Crissier, Switzerland, one of the first fine-dining restaurants to boast its own on-premises garden.
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Mr. Kunz was also a leader in vegetable-forward menus and local sourcing of ingredients, having trained with Frédy Girardet in Crissier, Switzerland, one of the first fine-dining restaurants to boast its own on-premises garden.
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If overall spending went up, that would partly lead to a higher demand for barbers in Manhattan and fine dining in Palo Alto — demand that might be impossible to meet given high housing costs in those places.
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For five more of LA's best coffee shops and cafés, as well as tips for where to grab tacos, do some fine dining, or get drunk while in LA, check out the complete MUNCHIES Guide to Los Angeles.
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By bringing together a hawker from the world's first Michelin Star street food stall and the chef of a three Michelin Star fine dining restaurant, the event demonstrated to diners that we all sit closer together over food.
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According to PlateIQ cofounders, the company's software is already used by some of the hottest brands in fine dining including: Nobu Restaurants, the Thomas Keller Restaurant Group which operates the French Laundry, Vino Volo, Quince Restaurant and others.
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Over lunch at the Warner Bros.' fine dining room in June, we start at the beginning: In Winchester, Indiana and Greenville, Ohio, the small towns where King grew up spending many of her afternoons at local movie theaters.
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Fine dining it ain't, but the restaurant, — which Jeff Odekerken, a co-owner, named after the reggae icon Bob Marley — is, as the musician himself might say, a uniquely wonderful place to get together and feel all right.
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Last night, a server at Gruvelageret, a new fine-dining arctic restaurant in Longyearbyen, said there were more than 200 mushrooms growing on the island, and that she'd foraged the ones in the evening's mushroom and cod soup.
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Danler, who lives in Echo Park in Los Angeles, never imagined that her novel — a coming-of-age tale set behind the scenes of the buttoned-up world of fine dining — would take her to the small screen.
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While working in wine bars and burger joints, in fine dining and bars, the New Jersey native always figured that her willingness to work and the abundance of restaurant gigs meant that she always had a safety net.
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CreditCredit HUDSON, N.Y. — In the city of Hudson, known to tourists for its antique shops and fine dining, a cluster of century-old fishing shacks from the Hudson River estuary's once prosperous shad fishery teeters on the waterfront.
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As Parr says, this is the place that revolutionised the eating industry in London, where fine dining died and London created it's own food identity literally from the ashes of a food truck in the summer of 2011.
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For Ms. Techamuanvivit, the high-profile job is both a chance and a challenge to express her precise vision of Thai fine dining on a world stage — the kind of opportunity that is rarely presented to Thai chefs.
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It will be at least another year before the chef's second New York restaurant at 100 East 53rd Street, a fine-dining Joël Robuchon restaurant with a market, will be ready to open: 85 Tenth Avenue (15th Street).
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Havana's fine dining restaurants, trendy rooftop bars, modern art galleries and hip music clubs look like they could be plucked out of New York City or Los Angeles, except with more Caribbean flair and housed in colonial mansions.
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At a venue with five-star accommodations and fine dining, the players are enjoying all the comforts of home — and apparently none of the residual discomfort from recent demonstrations elsewhere protesting Trump's trade and immigration policies toward Mexico.
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She traveled across the country and to Europe to experience fine dining and, along the way, developed a sophisticated palate that told her what tasted right and what needed a little more this, or a little more that.
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"I have done fine-dining versions of this on the tasting menu before, but to be honest, this dish stems from me being pretty drunk in the middle of the night and wanting bar food," McCaskey told us.
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Residents can choose to dine at eight restaurants on the island, including the Garwood Lounge within the Vanderbilt Mansion, a fine-dining establishment that serves grass-fed burgers, steaks, and fresh seafood in an oak-paneled dining room.
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PARIS — La Tour d'Argent, a Parisian shrine to the art of fine dining that traces its roots to the 16th century, is selling off tableware, furnishings and cooking implements as it seeks to reinvent itself for the 21st century.
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More recently Anita Lo, of Annisa in the West Village, has been the spirit guide for many young chefs; her stubborn conviction that Chinese food can flow seamlessly into Western fine dining smoothed the path for this next generation.
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Another challenge, Mr. Tang said, is to decide whether the cooks supporting them in the kitchen should be graduates of restaurants like Hakkasan, who would have the Chinese skills, or like Gramercy Tavern, who have the fine-dining finesse.
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While Humm can typically be found whipping up fine-dining tasting menus at his flagship restaurant, this summer, while EMP is under renovation, he moved his entire staff to a pop-up version of the eatery in the Hamptons.
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I always do my best to treat people, including those I disagree with, respectfully and will continue to do so Sanders is not the first person in the Trump administration to experience a less-than-savory fine-dining experience.
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To see the rest of our list of late-night eats—as well as tips for where to grab tacos, do some fine dining, or get drunk while in LA—check out the complete MUNCHIES Guide to Los Angeles.
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The museum houses several F&B establishments, from fine-dining restaurant, Odette — which is reported to have a month-long waiting list since its opening — to homegrown bakery, Plain Vanilla, offering visitors myriad dining options to suit all budgets.
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That can seem especially true when it comes to food — after all, many celebrities have access to private chefs and a slew of fine dining options we can only dream about (or save up for once in a while).
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You can probably thank their respective fine dining backgrounds for this; Snukal worked under chef Ludo Lefebvre and at places like Urasawa, and Gil worked at iconic establishments like Joe's Restaurant in LA before busting his chops in Baja.
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Back then, as a poster boy for the tasting-menu genre, he bought the best international seafood he could find on the market, shipping it in from Tokyo like so many other fine-dining chefs, regardless of the cost.
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The question made me think of the assumptions that we make about who belongs where and how ambitious outsiders and minorities are allowed to be when they enter elite spaces that historically excluded them — in this case, fine dining.
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It can also be visited by an Airbus helicopter that departs from Cape Town's V&A Waterfront, in which case it would be silly not to make a day of it with lunch at the fine-dining Tokara Restaurant.
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Between a beauty supply store and a smoke shop in Kyiv, the Ukrainian capital, is SHO, a ritzy fine-dining destination for politicians and diplomats — and, now, the setting for a crucial piece of evidence in the impeachment investigation.
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Travel review website TripAdvisor has published its list of the world's best fine-dining restaurants, with European eateries doing better than those in the U.S. France, Spain, the U.K. and Italy each have three entries in the list of 25 restaurants.
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West Tisbury, Massachusetts (CNN)President Barack Obama briefly emerged from his golf and fine dining-filled vacation Monday to raise campaign cash for Hillary Clinton, boosting the Democratic presidential nominee for an afternoon before returning again to a week of relaxation.
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All of my experience is in handmade food, and most of it is making food on plates to serve to people in a traditional full-service restaurant—some of it is fine-dining, some of it is a little more casual.
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The sheer ubiquity of industrialized burgers and fries means that fast food affects many facets of our everyday lives, from politics to technology to fine dining, and let's not forget that it can also taste pretty damn good when properly executed.
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His hospitality company, Lov Hotel Collection, has taken on the transformation of three buildings on the grounds into just 20 boutique-style hotel rooms along with a fine-dining space—a renovation project that is projected to cost around $16 million.
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The restaurant serves fine-dining dishes such as salt cod with red pepper cream and caper flowers and angler medallions with baby spinach, raisins, and pine nuts, but not all of the cooks have the experience walking into the job.
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Tony forgoes a mortgage and the other usual adult trappings, he explains, because it allows him to partake in the best of what life has to offer: spending on luxury travel, fine dining, and assorted bro activities with his bros.
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However, as I'm enjoying each bite of this dish that is fit to be on Mexican cocina de autor ("fine dining"), I can't help but get distracted by the chimichangas, chicken wings, and burritos that Tanabe advertises on his menu.
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Their presence put a fine point on the fact that the Evelyn is an immaculately preserved Beaux Arts-era building and that Benno, situated in what used to be the ladies' lounge, is a restaurant for capital-"F" Fine Dining.
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Meanwhile, Seattle fine-dining outpost Canlis announced Thursday that it is ditching its white tablecloths and dinner service and instead pivoting to three new concepts: a fast-casual breakfast, a drive-through-style burger lunch, and a meal delivery service.
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In lieu of the the asceticism that seems to plague so many über-fine dining establishments, there's a sense of flexibility and fun that owes much to the time chef Joe spent working at Creme Brasserie, a casual eatery in Toronto.
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"I always thought that was one of the coolest pop songs ever," she said over drinks at Dylan's Candy Bar Cafe, a cartoon-colored Upper East Side restaurant that looks like Pee Wee Herman's idea of a fine dining establishment.
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Jiggs Kalra, a food writer who helped elevate Indian fine dining, and a gastronome who threw the spotlight on little known chefs, making their recipes accessible to generations of home cooks, died on Tuesday at a hospital in New Delhi.
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At Santani, that would be offered — in the yoga studio built into the slope, in the spa that includes a saltwater bath, in the fine dining offerings, for which the chef travels 60 miles a week to handpick the fish.
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Ms. Suen, 40, a Toronto-based freelance food and travel writer and photographer, turned her single reservation into a five-day pilgrimage that included fine dining (El Celler de Can Roca, Sant Pau) and unassuming cafes and pastry shops alike.
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Some, like Mr. Arena, come from pizza-making families, while others, like the Buffalo-raised Chris Palmeri of Naked City Pizza, came to Vegas originally as a fine dining chef, but found the corporate world of the Strip casinos off-putting.
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There have been cases of chefs suing Michelin when they lose a star, and chefs suing Michelin when they gain one, of restauranteurs closing shop on old ventures and opening intentionally low-key locales, instead of lofty fine-dining hotspots.
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Brooks Headley, who used to be the pastry chef at Del Posto, exiled himself from the fine-dining realm to run Superiority Burger, where the cooking is clever and delicious and nothing on the regular menu costs more than $9.
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The largest (and the highest, more than 1,000 feet above the ground) opened last August in Philadelphia, in a new Four Seasons Hotel: Jean-Georges Philadelphia, a fine-dining restaurant, seats 120, while the JG SkyHigh bar and lounge accommodates 663.
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"Because we are still using a lot of farm-to-table ingredients and nicer cheeses, they definitely need to be well spoken about ingredients, to think of it more as fine dining even though it's a casual environment," Mr. Sundstrom said.
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Washington, D.C.-based Todd Kliman, who has won multiple James Beard writing awards for food criticism, said customers lose part of the experience of fine dining when they choose fast casual, even when they are eating food from the same chefs.
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Photograph by Kyoko Hamada for The New Yorker Perhaps I shouldn't have expected different from a restaurant that opened in Greenwich Village more than three decades ago, with the goal of translating uptown-calibre fine dining for a downtown address.
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And contrary to tradition, both the Gulch Pub, which will serve standard après-ski fare (wings, burgers, $14 cocktails) and Swen's fine-dining restaurant, with a $803 Wagyu zabuton steak with duck fat potatoes, will be open to the public.
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One of the city's most enduring fine-dining restaurants, Gotham Bar & Grill, announced that it would close permanently after dinner on Saturday, after 36 years in business and less than a year after it hired a new chef, Victoria Blamey.
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For local business leaders, such changes promise to turn the region into something like a Napa Valley of whiskey, a place that combines high-end retailing, resort hotels, fine dining and, flowing through it all, an unending river of tourist dollars.
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Fine-dining establishments from San Francisco to Little Rock are finding new lives as sinkholes for unbearably concentrated wealth—and rare sources of comfort and sanctuary for those of us staring down the barrel of an economy that's completely, utterly fucked.
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At the Table Though Brooklyn has its share of hybrid operations, like a barbershop where you can get a cocktail, it has suffered from a lack of fine-dining karaoke joints, which have traditionally clustered in Koreatown, in Manhattan in the 30s.
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If you happen to secure a job in tech — the industry that's causing San Francisco's expansive growth — you can take part in the sites and get some fine dining and wine in before you settle down, start a family and move to Berkeley.
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Every one of the 1,500 invited guests who attend this year's official Oscars after-party will be able to try over 60 different fine-dining dishes, both large and small, hot and cold, sweet and savory, made by Wolfgang Puck and his team.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads New York may be the nation's fine dining capital, while San Francisco is the birthplace of the farm-to-table movement, but Los Angeles is home to an incomparably diverse bounty of cheap eats and street food.
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The hearing on Monday was a seemingly tense scene ("Krusty is not an appetizing word and spelling crab with a K certainly does not denote fine dining," Viacom's lawyer allegedly said at one point) in which both warring parties articulated their stances.
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Uber is selling foodie experiences such as cooking classes and multi-course fine dining in its on-demand food delivery app, Uber Eats, under a new Moments tab, per Forbes, which reports on a small-scale test currently running in San Francisco.
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" The man reassured him that if Ikuenobe really wanted to put his mind at ease, he could pay a little more for what he called a VIP ticket, a package that came with extra security and what the man called "fine dining.
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I grew up working in my grandmother's diner but it wasn't until I stepped into my first job as a server in a fine dining restaurant that I felt the wrath of an angry chef whose primary method of management was yelling.
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Preeti Mistry isn't one to hold back on any topic, and she was candid as ever when our staff writer Mayukh Sen spoke to her about her restaurant Juhu Beach Club closing, the eliteness of fine dining, and diversity in the kitchen.
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From traditional sports fare (hot dogs, hamburgers, waffle fries) to local New York City hot spots serving up foodie-favorites (Melt Shop, Fuku and Korilla BBQ, to name a few) to more fancy, fine-dining cuisine, there truly is something for everyone.
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RIYADH (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's planned $303 billion(£381.24 billion) mega-city is an oasis of stunning cliffs, sandy beaches and high-tech projects powered by wind and solar energy where robots outnumber humans and a cosmopolitan lifestyle offers sports, concerts and fine dining.
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While Singapore has plenty of five-star fine dining options, most people opt to eat street food in the city's inexpensive hawker centers, which are open-air food courts where vendors prepare everything from Malaysian curries to Indian roti and Chinese noodle soups.
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At just sixty dollars, the tasting menu is one of the best fine-dining deals in New York, which would seem to encourage frequent repeat visits—but the chef's apparent obsession with fine-tuning each dish means that the menu has changed infrequently.
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In New York City alone, at least 460 coffee shops carry Oatly, from chains such as Joe Coffee to loftier spots like Gem, 19-year-old chef Flynn McGarry's combination coffee shop and fine dining restaurant that opened in Manhattan in February.
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Judson Grill was a replacement for Sam's, also brasserie-style and owned by Mariel Hemingway and partners, which was one of the three original restaurants in the complex, which opened in 1987, all fine-dining pioneers in Midtown West at the time.
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As the chief architect of modern Las Vegas, and a visionary who didn't understand the meaning of subdued, Steve Wynn spent more than three decades luring visitors to the Strip with his opulent hotels, fantasy-filled casinos, fine dining experiences and luxe shopping.
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The community will boast an ultra-luxury 6-star resort for a lavish retreat from the city, offering the Trump brand's impeccable standard of personalised service and a range of facilities, including premium fine dining restaurants, a wellness destination spa and conference facilities.
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This endearingly ramshackle refuge — the name means "the pier" in Italian — is on the northern island of Refshaleoen, a long bike (or quick ferry) ride from the center in a former industrial area now colonized by fine-dining establishments and moored houseboats.
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Sparked by the opening of Gramercy Tavern on East 20th Street in 1994, the street has become a fine-dining destination, residents say, adding that the move of the celebrated Union Square Cafe there in 2016 baked in that reputation for good.
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There, he serves fine-dining dishes that showcase bitter vegetables like the wild greens known as quintoniles and prickly pear cactus, or nopal — and Pujol is especially known for his dark, rich, intensely complex, intensely acrid mole, aged for over 1,200 days.
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Now, at the fine-dining restaurant Quintonil in Mexico City, diners pay hundreds of dollars for a tasting menu that might feature grasshopper adobo and escamoles (ant eggs), which the former New York Times food critic Ruth Reichl equated in texture to marshmallows.
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The Bellagio Las Vegas is a top-rated hotel on the Las Vegas Strip renowned for well-appointed rooms, abundant art and gardens, fine dining, high-end shops, top-tier gaming, and a delightful show put on daily by its namesake fountains.
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The Nomas of the world were predictably fantastic — but Noma has also spawned so many imitators (often led by chefs who spent time interning at the Copenhagen restaurant) that there's a lot of sameness in the highest levels of fine dining these days.
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A weekend in Whistler uncovers plenty of one-percenter indulgences, from fine dining to retail therapy, some positively out-of-this-world skiing, and hints of the quaint mountain town that up until the 1960s had no road access, electricity or running water.
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But here we were, in a low-budget strip mall housing a supermarket and a hummus place, and despite our GPS assuring us that we had arrived at our destination, this hardly seemed to be the right setting for revolutionary fine dining.
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She's also so socially anxious she wants to disappear — until she befriends an aspiring artist named Stevie who persuades her to spin her culinary gifts into a secret supper club that will be equal parts art project, fine dining, and druggy, rowdy fun.
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"One of the challenges that I enjoy is how to make people not feel scared of the food," Buttama told the Thomson Reuters Foundation at Insects in the Backyard, Thailand's first edible insect fine dining restaurant, where he is chef de cuisine.
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We love (don't miss this feature!): 701West, the fine-dining restaurant in a blue-velvet-lined space that belongs in Mad Men, offers a perfect three-course meal accompanied by a Champagne trolley, surprise wine tasting, and extra bites from the chef.
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"Modern European casual fine dining," in the words of Richie Lin, an owner and one of three chefs, captures the spirit of the place — elegant and suitable for a special night out, welcoming and wallet-friendly enough to be your neighborhood hangout.
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He got out of the "tough times" or "the gutter" of debt (as he calls it) by opening a 2,700-square-foot fine-dining monster hit when everything was going to hell in 2008: Scarpetta, an Italian restaurant in the Meatpacking District.
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"He was a pioneer back then in redefining modern Sichuan food by combining traditional flavor profiles with modern cooking techniques, serving a multi-course tasting menu on par with the fine dining institutions in Europe, where he frequently visited for inspiration," Gao says.
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Housed in a former hôtel particulier, or private mansion, erected in 1736 by the Count and Countess of Hespel, the 19-room property benefits from its own expansive garden, a fine-dining restaurant and common spaces featuring contemporary works by French and international artists.
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In the first part of the study, 192 people in the United States with managerial experience were asked to rate photographs of tattooed and non-tattooed job applicants for two hypothetical job situations; one was a fine dining restaurant, the other a popular nightclub.
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In summary: this is one for the club and never for the bedroom or wherever you do your fine dining, but anybody who keeps "My Neck, My Back" off a playlist dedicated to beaver devotionals needs to have a quiet but firm word with themselves.
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Eventually I got into the fine dining world, and in the kitchen, we would give each other two seemingly dissimilar ingredients, and then the challenge would be to find that perfect third ingredient that would seamlessly marry the other two into a composed dish.
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So in the interest of learning about the art of food from a palate as refined as Donald Trump's, I decided to reach out to the White House kitchen to see what kind of fine dining options the President has on his personal menu. Delicious.
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As Labron-Johnson brings out a "here's-one-I-made-earlier" water-soaked brain and starts coating it in flour, he tells me how the time he spent at Belgian fine dining restaurant In de Wulf and Andrew's career in Paris influence the Clipstone menu.
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NEW YORK, Oct 30 (Reuters) - New York City, often viewed as the fine dining capital of America, was poised on Wednesday to become the latest U.S. city to ban the sale of foie gras, sparking manufacturers to vow a court battle to overturn it.
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On "Straight Out the Dirt," the calisthenically gifted veteran E-40 raps about his many businesses and his reservations at French Laundry (here's to more non-Nobu fine-dining boasts), YoungBoy Never Broke Again is wicked and excitable, while Yo Gotti is quietly menacing.
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In one early episode, Chris, an aspiring chef, attempts to use his fine-dining chops to help his grandfather make the taqueria's menu more alluring to the area's new clientele — but not everyone is on board with the idea of a chicken tikka masala taco.
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Rachel Green, a 24-year-old pastry cook who was laid off last week from Manhatta, a Union Square Hospitality Group fine dining restaurant on the 60th floor of a Financial District skyscraper, said everyone she knows in the city works in the restaurant industry.
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St. John, which Mr. Henderson opened with a revolutionary menu of marrow bones, meat pies and pig's feet, has inspired countless nose-to-tail dishes, expanded the definition of fine dining here, and helped build a generation of proudly British chefs, including Mr. Tiernan.
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Seemingly always front and center is chef de cuisine Dan Kennedy, formerly of Volt, Bryan Voltaggio's fine-dining venue in Frederick, Md. Diners are greeted with crisp grissini and liquid pimento cheese, a cultured version of the cheese and crackers of the Voltaggio brothers' youth.
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Executive chef Mark Ladner of Del Posto led the New York City Italian restaurant to its first Michelin star, but by the time it was awarded, he had moved on to a bigger ambition — bringing fine-dining pasta to the masses for under $10.
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While Ramirez's roots in Manhattan's anointed temple of fine dining might strike fear in fans of the Peruvian-rotisserie-chicken chain Pio Pio (how can you elevate such perfection?), Llama Inn turns out to be fun, unusual, a little bit goofy, and extremely delicious.
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Skipping pricey steakhouses or fine dining in favor of more cost-friendly options is one thing, but asking your date for gas money is quite another, so it becomes about striking that perfect balance between being thrifty with money without actually appearing to be.
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The massive open kitchen lends dinner a sense of theater while the food is classic high-end fine dining Italian, the kind of cuisine that doesn't get as much attention these days as New York falls back in love with old-school red sauce restaurants.
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Whether you want world-class fine dining, incredible dim sum, perfect pizza, fresh-outta-the-ocean sushi, spicy-as-hell noodles, a strong rum drink served out of a whole pineapple, or just views that will take your breath away, SF is pretty much paradise.
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Fine dining will take a hit in a recession, but [our customers] are selling everyday lunch and dinner choices, and when you have families where both parents are working and you can get a meal curbside for often less than it costs to cook, that's compelling.
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In 2015, Livingston, who's got a baby face and a quiet, single-minded presence about him, landed one of the most coveted positions in the fine-dining world: head pastry chef at Noma, the Michelin-starred Denmark eatery considered to be one of the world's elite restaurants.
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I was charmed by the warm, gracious service, and thoroughly impressed by the food: six incredibly tight, precise, and interesting courses, as part of a sixty-dollar tasting menu that's one of the city's best bargains at the moment, at least in the context of fine dining.
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They are card-carrying members of the "bistronomy" movement, which brings the sophistication and technique of fine dining to tastefully scuffed neighborhood restaurants, where the confidently disheveled waiter is more likely to guide you to a weird, wonderful and inexpensive natural wine than a pricey grand cru.
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It took him two years of applying for jobs and getting rejected for his vision of using seasonal, farmers market produce in cocktails, until a little fine dining restaurant by the name of Providence allowed him to stock the bar with fresh herbs, fruits, and vegetables.
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In fine dining, overbooking runs probably, like, 8 percent of flat-out no-shows, and then if you add in partially seated tables—a reservation for four that shows up as a two, for example—that takes the no-show rate up to something like 14 percent.
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Bob Bob Ricard, an anglo-Russian fine dining restaurant in London, will be charging 25 percent less on its à la carte menu during "off-peak" times, which includes Monday to Wednesday lunch and Monday dinner, as well as 15-percent-off prices during "mid-peak" hours.
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Mr. Bogardus, a 28-year-old native of the North Fork who graduated from the Culinary Institute of America, is doing a splendid job of following the trail blazed by Mr. Hayden, who is often credited with bringing farm-to-table fine dining to Long Island.
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Rather than importing fine dining staples from all over the place, he takes what's available within ~60 miles of Copenhagen, spends years experimenting with how to make it as delicious as it can possibly be, and serves it to his diners in simple, yet beautiful fashion.
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According to its website, the hotel offers a gentlemen-only spa, a cigar lounge and an indoor pool with floor-to-ceiling windows, as well as "52 acres of lavishly landscaped gardens, spacious and sumptuous accommodations, fine-dining restaurants and 62,000 square feet of elegant event space."
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On Mondays, Mr. Jeffreys serves what he calls his no-waste Monday meal, which has to be one of the best fine-dining deals in the world: $50 Australian gets you a multicourse lunch made up of the ingredients left on hand after the busy weekend service.
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We sat down with Robuchon at his three-Michelin-star namesake restaurant in Las Vegas to get to talk about the future of fine dining, from the ascendence of healthy food in the restaurant scene to the new way chefs ought to be taught in culinary school.
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And there's some fine-dining variety: Shanghai's only three-star restaurant, T'ang Court, has just six tables, while a two-star destination, Canton 8, has a set menu for just US $7 and caters to locals, making it the cheapest two-Michelin-starred restaurant in the world.
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While chowing down on a plate of HK Soya Sauce Chicken Rice and Noodle's special might seem a world away from sitting in Paul Bocuse's legendary hall of gastronomy, Chan's food has more than just a Michelin star in common with the heavy hitters of the fine dining world.
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Meanwhile, Kimmel offered the two co-captains a chance at experiencing the kind of fine dining they would have received had they visited 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, with the late night talk show host bringing out 5,000 chicken nuggets in a dig at Trump's proclivity toward serving athletes fast food.
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" When he moved to Utah from Los Angeles, where he feels that everything is "about connections and media," he had to discard his fine dining notions—from working under culinary titans such as Joël Robuchon and Gordon Ramsey—in order to cook food "that people want to eat.
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Menton: Part of standout Boston chef Barbara Lynch's restaurant group Gruppo, which also includes Drink and Sportello on the same Fort Point block, this French-Italian spot is the peak of fine dining in Boston, and has been regularly lauded as one of the best restaurants in the country.
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Chef Gaggan Anand, whose eponymous restaurant was recently crowned Asia's best for the third year in a row, and chef Daniel Chavez of Singapore's Ola Cocina del Mar collaborate on a THB 3,000 ($85 US) tasting menu that would fit right in at either of their fine dining temples.
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" And as Humm prepares a tray of Humm Dogs and chicken burgers, I recall a question that I'd asked him earlier in the week: "Can you have the same kind of a-ha moment that you get from a truly wonderful fine dining experience from a food truck?
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Read more: The CEO of an international luxury restaurant group opening a spot in Hudson Yards says diners want 3 main things — and it shows just how much fine dining has changedRestaurants are catering to this new customer, who's looking to pair good food with a good time.
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High-end hotels have opened throughout the country such as Casa Gangotena, a 31-room upscale property with a fine-dining restaurant in the heart of Quito's old city, and Mashpi Lodge, located three hours from Quito in the Equatorial Chocó Bio-Region, known for its rich biodiversity.
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Michael Cimarusti, the chef at Providence, receives 600 pounds of seafood each week through Dock to Dish, which supplies the Michelin-starred fine-dining restaurant as well as Connie and Ted's, the New England-style clam shack, and Cape Seafood and Provisions, the fish market and casual lunch stand.
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Michel Roux, a French-born chef who lifted fine dining in London to a new plane in the late 21988s when, with his older brother, Albert, he opened Le Gavroche, the first British restaurant to earn three Michelin stars, died on Wednesday at his home in Bray-on-Thames.
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As the co-founder of Flour Child Collective (a cannabis edible and topical company she started with Akhil Khadse of San Francisco's Bi-Rite Market), one of Gocobachi's main goals is to ensure that the standards of cannabis cooking are as high as those of traditional fine dining.
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The Blue Ridge Parkway is well worth the small detour for its historic sites and sweeping overlooks, while nearby Blowing Rock — a genteel resort town long favored by well-to-do Southern tourists — offers fine dining, swank boutiques and one of the most famous views in the state.
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In a landmark case for the world of fine dining, a Paris court ruled that the chef Marc Veyrat was not owed an explanation by Michelin as to why the prestigious company removed the third star attached to his restaurant La Maison des Bois in the French Alps.
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Minh Phan's Thursday-night dinners in Historic Filipinotown are a deal — $49993 for a three-course meal — but they also remind you that Ms. Phan is running a fine-dining kitchen with finesse and virtuosity, even though Porridge and Puffs disguises itself as a casual grain-bowl restaurant.
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Past restaurants of his—Kensington Place, which Leigh opened in in 1987 and Café Anglais, which he opened in 2008—continue to hold a place in the collective imagination of London's food-lovers, precisely because he brought an egalitarianism to the fine dining scene that we all benefit from now.
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" But his emphasis on technique and fine dining doesn't mean that Jacques is elitist or pretentious by any means; he's averse to wasting food, is a proponent of using all parts of the animals that he cooks with, and kindly lets us in on the secret to a thrifty "fridge soup.
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The World Restaurant Awards are selected by a diverse judging panel including experts from 37 different nationalities, "in an attempt to better reflect the true range and diversity of the international restaurant scene: from fine dining innovators to humble, accessible establishments; major culinary capitals to more remote destinations," its website states.
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Jean-Georges Vongerichten, whose namesake restaurant has the highest ratings given by The New York Times and Michelin, is heading up the Edition's food and beverage program and overseeing the resort's two restaurants: the casual Italian-inspired Market at Edition and the fine-dining Matador Room, offering modern Latin cuisine.
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Inside, on the ground floor of the two-story colonial-style house, the prominence of the bar, which anchors a dining space split between two rooms, and a menu heavy with burgers and pub-grub appetizers, suggest more of an elbows-on-the-counter sort of burger joint than fine dining.
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Lazy Bear bar manager Nicolas Torres and I are sitting in the communal fine dining restaurant's cabin-chic loft, where in just 30 minutes, dinner guests will gather for cocktail hour before embarking on a tasting menu of 14-plus courses (a number that varies "depending on day and time").
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Notes for gourmets in The Cook, the Thief, His Wife, & Her Lover (1989) Taking place in a French fine dining restaurant, Peter Greenaway's infamous, beautifully-costumed romantic crime drama is a scandalous commentary on class and power, with tons of food-as-eroticism imagery packed between secret trysts and horrific murders.
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Formerly the fine-dining restaurant, Les Ambassadeurs, the space still has its original 8003th-century sky-blue ceiling and marble and gold walls, but the ornate antique furniture has been replaced with contemporary pieces, and patrons can expect a menu of creative cocktails and a lineup of regular live entertainment.
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My restaurant, Dirt Candy, has been serving nothing but vegetables since 2008, but no matter how many articles I see about this being the Era of the Vegetable, most of the people I've met in the fine dining world who actually care about vegetables are journalists and their editors looking for fresh headlines.
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WikiLeaks highlighted a few of them in its release, including malware that can infest any smartphone on the planet, an app called "Weeping Angel" that turns Samsung Smart TVs into always-on microphones for CIA spying, and a program called "Fine Dining" that helps agents build customized cyber weapons for specific purposes.
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Read more: Chick-fil-A consulted Ritz-Carlton and fine-dining pro Danny Meyer on how to make its customer service better than any other fast-food chainThis strict codification of an ephemeral idea — hospitality and politeness — paired with a fanatically loyal army of operators helped Chick-fil-A expand without quality declining.
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So it shouldn't be surprising that S. Pellegrino tapped her to help helm their second annual Taste Guide and host an event in New York City on Thursday, where she and fellow chef Ludo Lefebvre whipped up a series of dishes meant to hint at the trends defining fine dining right now.
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In addition to family trips to fast food and fine dining establishments, as well as venues like the Del Mar Racetrack, the Hunters allegedly also spent thousands of dollars of campaign funds on routine purchases for personal items at Costco ($2000,265), Walmart (more than $20163,22016), Barnes & Noble, Target and Michael's craft store.
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"Residents will enjoy an exclusive collection of super luxury amenities at the Trump Club, including Gurugram's first temperature-controlled indoor pool, spa, and fitness center with sauna, steam and massage rooms, library, lounge, games room, children's play area, a fine-dining restaurant and business center, just to name a few," the developers said.
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The magic of Babajan — and other cafes of its ilk — is in its ability to take all the care of fine dining, combine it with the ease and love of ambitious home cooking, and bring it into the realm of everyday eating; to allow moments of transcendence over a Tuesday morning meal.
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The crowds have swarmed here since the restaurant opened in June, initially thanks to its pedigree: The French-trained chef Chris Ponte, one of five owners, is celebrated over in Clearwater for Cafe Ponte, his fine-dining restaurant, while three fellow owners have long histories as executives with Outback Steakhouse and Bonefish Grill.
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Curious eaters met at Indochine for a culinary experience in partnership with MUNCHIES to celebrate the chefs of two very different Michelin Star restaurants: Chan Hon Meng of Singapore's revered food stall Hong Kong Soya Sauce Chicken Rice and Noodle and Christopher Kostow of St. Helena, California's fine dining favorite, The Restaurant at Meadowood.
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Junghyun Park, the chef at Atoboy, a hot new "casual fine-dining" spot in New York City's Nomad neighborhood—and the former chef de cuisine of the two-Michelin-starred Jungsik—showed us how you can be on your way to enjoying the funky condiment with dinner this weekend in just a few simple steps.
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Myers + Chang: One of the first anchors of what's now become a booming part of the South End, Myers + Chang is owned by chef couple Joanne Chang and husband Christopher Myers (behind numerous other beloved fine-dining restaurants in the city); this spot brings Chang's love of Asian cooking to a hip, diner setting.
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The menu, which offers both an à la carte section and a five-course tasting (with optional beverage pairing), describes dishes in the austere, ingredient-list style of the moment—"caviar: mimosa, olive, horseradish cream"; "lumaconi pasta: chanterelles, cream sauce, escarole"—and much of the food is plated with distinctly minimalist, fine-dining technique.
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Our first night, we had dinner at Café Pacífico, which elevates traditional dishes to fine dining without altering them much, as with the jealousy-inducing whole snapper in coconut milk and azotea herbs (I had the triple — far less glamorous), and serves them with fresh fruit drinks, such as an icy blackberry/coconut mix.
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But his fine-dining flagship went on to put Mexico City on the map as an international dining destination, and next week, after two years of construction, he will unveil the brand-new Pujol, with an updated location, look and menu — including a 10-seat taco omakase, the city's first ever taco tasting menu.
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At Intersect by Lexus in Manhattan, which opened last fall after similar centers in Dubai and Tokyo, there's an auto parts wall installation, fine dining with rotating chefs (currently, one cooking avant-garde tapas from Chile), a circular bar featuring the same leather used on Lexus car seats and a third-floor exhibition space.
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Disney Springs—a shopping and dining hub that offers a taste of the Disney experience without entering the parks—has seen an influx of celebrity chef-driven restaurants in recent years with fine-dining establishments from Masaharu Morimoto, Rick Bayless and Art Smith popping up, and one from acclaimed D.C. chef Josè Andrès on the way.
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Chez Ma Tante is a cozy-as-hell bistro just up the road from us in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, where two Canadian ex-fine-dining chefs make constantly-changing, delicious AF, lightly-offally bistro classics heavy on the large-format proteins, along with a poached chicken for two that chef Jake Leiber describes as epitomizing their style of food.
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The food section of The Times hit the door this morning with a satisfying thwack: Pete Wells on trouble at what was one of New York's temples of fine dining; Kim Severson on the tragic hilarity of people bringing their own cakes for dessert at restaurants; and Melissa Clark with a magnum opus on the cooking of beans.
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I am used to not being able to eat most options on a menu, but as this was a "fine dining experience" and they asked for my food requirements well in advance, I was frustrated to hear I would still need to pay $180 euros for the set menu, much of which I could not eat.
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"When I first got here about seven years ago, there were a few fine-dining restaurants and a lot of fast food, but nothing in between," said Barcelona-born Albert Franch Sunyer (he is a co-owner of Restaurant Nolla, which is currently closed as it rebuilds in a new location, slated to open this summer).
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Recode researched the reservation system used by hundreds of restaurants in New York, San Francisco, Chicago and Los Angeles, focusing on three categories: Hip, newer restaurants as chosen by our sister site Eater's "heatmap" lists; the top-ranked restaurants in each city on TripAdvisor, as a proxy for established, if touristy restaurants; and fine-dining restaurants with Michelin stars.
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He grew up in New Jersey and studied at the now-closed Restaurant School of New York, and spent the early part of his career along the Acela corridor, working in fine dining in New York before heading to Philadelphia, where he cooked for, among others, the chef Marcus Samuelsson and the prolific restaurateur Stephen Starr.
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The bank surveyed 28 cities around the world: 10 in Asia, 12 in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, and six in the Americas, looking at the cost of things like residential real estate, cars, pianos, designer clothing and handbags, as well as experiences like fine dining, hotel suites, business class flights, personal trainers, and boarding school.
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So the judge has ordered a plan for how to minimize interaction among certain participants of the trial during the long months on the cramped base, which has one McDonald's, two bars, three Navy cafeterias and a fine-dining restaurant where court participants often rub elbows at the all-you-can-eat $16 Sunday brunch buffet.
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The counter-service concept requires far fewer employees (Schulman estimates that a fast-casual can function with about half as many staff as a fine-dining restaurant), and those workers will not demand the type of salaries that an executive chef, sous chefs, a general manager or other upper-management members of a fancy restaurant would.
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I think that I decided when I first started working in fine dining that I needed to have a really thick skin, I needed to work really hard at it, I needed to check my sex at the door, and I had to work as hard if not harder than whoever was standing next to me.
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Not wanting to lose those food-obsessed travelers to the already dynamic and bustling off-Strip dining scene comprised by heavy-hitters like Lotus of Siam, Abriya Raku, or Chengdu Taste (which you should totally go to, by the way) hotels have begun to reestablish the Strip as the "foodie destination" it was when fine dining reigned supreme.
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