Expect brunch bites, steaks, seafood and new sips to try, along with global flavors and more — all across the city.

From African- and Mediterranean-inspired food to fine dining Indian cuisine, we’ve curated a variety of spots worth trying.

Nestled in Raleigh’s heart, where oak-shaded streets are brimming with history and high-rises, the dining scene tucked inside ...

A Mississippi restaurant has made a short list of the hottest new restaurants in America for 2025. Esquire named the 33 best new places to eat. "... This has been the Year of the Good Time," writer ...

If I may recall the words of my colleague E. Alex Jung: Every Asian baddie on TikTok has been posting about Rice Thief. Jung was writing about its ganjang gejang in early 2023, and for those who haven ...

Restaurant professionals Jason Nunes and Domino Nazarian are the new owners of Fish Bites Seafood Restaurant in Wilmington. The couple plans to keep the existing menu and staff, which includes some ...

A new family-owned seafood restaurant, The Fish House, has opened in Shelby, North Carolina. The restaurant is operated by the Hassan family, who also own the nearby Bella Verona restaurant. The menu ...

Amid dark times, Portland restaurants delivered more than their share of joy this year. Perhaps that’s why locals named the food scene as a primary reason for staying in town in a March survey, behind ...

This article was featured in New York’s One Great Story newsletter. Sign up here. It’s dinnertime. What’s a local to do? We’re lucky in this town to have multiple options on every block. We’re glutted ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Louisville’s Schnitzelburg neighborhood is home to a new seafood restaurant. Franny’s Seafood on Goss Avenue opened Saturday. The business will serve New England-style favorites like ...

Louisville native Meghan Love brings a taste of New England to the city with Franny's Seafood, combining elegant dining and neighborhood charm to Goss Avenue. Samuel Alito sits out Supreme Court Trump ...

Editor's note: This story is an excerpt from WBUR's weekly arts and culture newsletter, The ARTery. If you like what you read and want it in your inbox, sign up here. As we stare down a few dark and ...