Take the 3 train to the penultimate stop on a summer Saturday. The barren roofscapes you see from the elevated track don’t hint that you’re entering the neighborhood with the most community gardens in ...

The astringent fruit delivers luxe, chewy caramel after being dried gently for months. The dark delicacies look melted, then prehistorically petrified. The best are cloaked in a white bloom, a velvet ...

I’ve walked past the massive Crown Heights address hundreds of times without pausing. The brick building is covered in faded markers of its past lives: on the third floor, a Heinz 57 Varieties logo is ...

If you have yet to fall in love with yuzu, it is perhaps because you have not had the real thing. “I had used yuzu, but Kito was different,” says renowned pastry chef Yusaku Shibata, who led Team ...

There isn’t much that makes Andrew Tarlow sweat. Case in point: it’s just before dinner at Marlow & Sons, one of his trailblazing restaurants in the shadow of the Williamsburg Bridge, and the green ...

After securing a lease, renovating their restaurant, and painting their walls several shades of green, the owners of Bong were ready to peel their garlic. Chefs Chakriya Un and Alexander Chaparro sat ...

VHH Foods serves up some exquisite dishes. Photo by Ingalls Photography. May 2019 Editor’s Note: since we first published this story, in July 2017, dining options on the DUMBO waterfront have expanded ...

Popeyes’ new fried chicken sandwich has caused quite a stir. Photo via Tyrgyzistan on Flickr. To understand what it means to serve a local fried-chicken sandwich at a restaurant that takes such issues ...

In the city that never sleeps, coffee isn’t just a morning staple, it’s part of the fabric of our lives. But in recent years, that fabric has felt increasingly threadbare. These days, most coffee ...

At the intersection of Atlantic Avenue and Saratoga Avenue in Brownsville, there exists a direct portal to the old South, or at least to its foodways. On one corner, a large hand-lettered sign mounted ...

Within the first few moments of interviewing Alexis deBoschnek, author of the new cookbook Nights and Weekends, I confess my terrible secret: I did not know how to turn on an oven until I was 27.

From a morning spent gathering fresh ingredients at the local market to that last sip of an after-dinner digestif, French dining is a rich and gloriously multifaceted experience that reflects French ...