Filed under:

• Coronavirus

Where Restaurants Have Reopened Across the U.S.

More than half the country is reopening for business amid the coronavirus pandemic

Filed under:

• Immigration

Undocumented Workers Hold the Restaurant Industry Together. Now, They Stand to Lose the Most.

The pandemic has left the country’s most vulnerable with nowhere to turn

Filed under:

• Coronavirus

The Uncertain Future of Pop-Up Restaurants

As the restaurant industry faces an ongoing crisis, pop-up chefs confront unique challenges during the pandemic

Filed under:

• Coronavirus

Who Are We Reopening For?

Reopening restaurant dining rooms still puts customers and employees at risk. So why is it happening?

Filed under:

• Eater Travel

What’s Even the Point of Credit Card Points Now?

Travel and dining rewards don’t mean much when you can’t travel or dine. Here’s how credit card companies are fighting to keep your business — and your money

Filed under:

• Jose Andres

A Restaurant Ended Its Relationship With World Central Kitchen Over Its Dealings With ICE. It’s Complicated.

La Morada, an undocumented immigrant-run restaurant in the Bronx, New York, also accuses the José Andrés-founded organization of having "ties to gentrifying forces"

Filed under:

• Longform

Alison Roman, Bon Appétit, and the Global Pantry Problem

In this, the age of the global pantry, ingredients like turmeric, tahini, and gochujang have finally shaken off their hitherto "exotic" status. But it’s white cooking personalities like Alison Roman and many of the Bon Appétit Test Kitchen stars who have had viral success using them.

Filed under:

• Coronavirus

A Guide to All the Restaurant Safety Guides

With CDC guidelines coming in at a slight four pages, independent restaurant industry groups are stepping in with their own guidance

Listen to Eater’s Digest, the Newest Podcast from Eater

Listen every week for the most important intel on the food world

Filed under:

• Eater Voices

When It Comes to Pandemic Safety, My Food Co-op Does What Big Grocery Stores Can’t

Shopping here means mandatory masks, gloves, and washing your hands upon entering — even if we have to teach you how to do it