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Restaurants + Travel

Explore the past, present, and future of American barbecue, from regional histories to the next generation of pitmasters rewriting the rules.
Bridging the cobblestone charm of Beacon Hill with the sleek Seaport, Boston boasts a wealth of overnight bases near its culinary hot spots.

Tanya Edwards

There’s more to this city than lobster rolls and chowder.

Tanya Edwards

Next-gen Cantonese, old-school Mission burritos, a California pizza party, and other priorities.

Becky Duffett

From playful food in the West Loop to exploring the African diaspora on the South Side, Chicago's dining scene is on fire.

Jessi Roti

In a single weekend you can go from a Cambodian cheesesteak lunch to a Michelin-starred dinner without ever calling an Uber.

Regan Stephens

Four hours from Manhattan, The Weston combines a massive 50-acre regenerative farm with the haute luxury city dwellers crave.

Hilary Cadigan

Between glitzy Dallas and the country vibes of Fort Worth, the DFW area has something for everyone.

Nathanael Gassett

Flying to Europe? For butter? In this economy?

Elliott Harrell

Little Italies have defined my life. So I decided to take my two kids on an epic Italian American road trip along the East Coast to retrace my steps and rediscover our culinary roots.

Chris Morocco

An open-fire grill in Armenia, a tiny restaurant on Martha's Vineyard, and many more.

Andrea Strong

In one of the world’s great dining capitals, this humble street food stole the show

Li Goldstein

Universal’s new Epic Universe takes theme park food to a whole new level.

Annemarie Dooling

From avoiding crowds to asking the right questions, here are some tried-and-true tips from a seasoned traveler.

Matt Kepnes

Stretch your sea legs at these iconic destinations.

Amanda Eyre Ward

At Prudencia, seven courses and all the time in the world are always on the menu.

Belle Cushing

Less than a year after more than 20 employees accused chef Barbara Lynch of workplace misconduct, a majority of her restaurants closed at the end of 2023.

Ali Francis

Maximalist dining rooms, TikTokers everywhere, and so many martinis! These were the restaurant trends that shaped a year of eating out.

Bon Appétit Staff & Contributors

The chef, accused of wide-ranging sexual misconduct, recently hosted a slate of cooking classes and promises there are more to come. A report from his attempted return to the public.

Sam Stone

For some chefs, the holiday has become an annual opportunity to show off reimagined versions of the traditional offerings and bring some warmth to their dining rooms.

Carly Westerfield

Recklessly large pancakes, buttermilk fried chicken, and plenty of live music.

Brigid Washington

The chef behind Brooklyn’s buzziest restaurant is all about MSG, ‘Below Deck,' and dirty martinis.

Ali Francis

It’s time to put this vibrant historic city on your culinary map.
The Culver City restaurant has a two-year lease until the building is bulldozed. But that’s the whole point.

Alex Beggs