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A Chocolate Babka Is Stirring Up Controversy
When Adir Michaeli opened his first Michaeli Bakery in 2019, he did so with a bold claim: It was he who first developed the recipe for the Nutella-laced, syrup-brushed babka that several years earlier...

This Seafood Tower Is Actually Interesting
If I may recall the words of my colleague E. Alex Jung: Every Asian baddie on More »...

Grub Street’s 20 Most-Read Stories of 2025
One of our mandates at Grub Street is to take an obsessive approach not only to the pleasures of restaurants but the business of building and running restaurants. The year’s most popular stories dem...

Keith McNally and Graydon Carter Finally Make Up
You go to the trouble of arranging the rapprochement of the century, and the clouds open up. Four years after an Instagram-fueled contretemps threatened to founder their 40-year relationship, Keith Mc...

Sarah Sherman Orders Diet Coke for the Table
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She’s Still Fighting Starbucks Four Years Later
Honey’s Bistro, a fast-casual café just steps away from the LIRR in Glen Head, features many of the telltale signifiers of 2010s design and menu planning. A letter-board menu lines the wall, plasti...

Billboard Presents THE STAGE at SXSW 2026: Don Toliver, Junior H, Mau P & More
The post Billboard Presents THE STAGE at SXSW 2026: Don Toliver, Junior H, Mau P & More appeared first on SXSW....

The 43 Best Restaurants in New York
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Innovation Conference Alert: New Keynote on Decoding Animal Language, AI, and José Andrés
We are delighted to announce exciting new additions to this year’s Innovation Conference programming! All Innovation Conference badgeholders will have the opportunity to attend bold conversations co...

Fette Sau Calls It Quits
When Brooklyn barbecue mainstay Fette Sau opened in a former auto garage in 2007, it drew immediate crowds: Customers in skinny jeans and thick-rimmed glasses lined up along Metropolitan Avenue for a ...