Dean & DeLuca Sold America Luxury but Couldn’t Pay Its Own Bills

The fanciest food store in New York aspired to become an international empire — and then things started to fall apart

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In a Wheelchair and Hungry

Senior critic Robert Sietsema got in a bike accident that temporarily required him to use a wheelchair. As he found out, eating looked a lot different when he was in pain and unable to walk

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Canned Cocktails Are Actually, Finally Good

How today’s ready-to-drink cocktail companies are squeezing elaborate cocktail recipes into portable cans

The Internet’s Secret Tropical Fruit Stand 

Believe it or not, Etsy is the best place to find rare-to-America fruits

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The 16 Best New Restaurants in America

The right places to eat, right now

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The Must-See, Must-Eat Lineup for Eater’s Young Guns Summit Is Here

Hear from Amy Sedaris, Alison Roman, Marcus Samuelsson, Michael Solomonov, Ruby Tandoh, and more on July 27

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The (Mis)education of America’s Culinary Schools

Coursework at traditional culinary schools has yet to reflect the diverse cooking happening in today’s restaurants

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The 38 Essential Mexico City Restaurants

Tacos, tortas, tamales, and tasting menus, plus enough sweets to satisfy the most dedicated concha enthusiast

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The Eater Guide to the Pacific Northwest

How to eat your way through the land of gray skies and great food, rain or shine

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Meet the Eater Young Guns Class of ’19

These up-and-comers are the rising stars of the restaurant world