
Toronto · Chinatown · Contemporary French
Alo
A contemporary tasting menu above Spadina Avenue, for an evening built around seasonal cooking.
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Toronto · Chinatown · Contemporary French
A contemporary tasting menu above Spadina Avenue, for an evening built around seasonal cooking.

New York · Seafood
Seafood-focused French cooking in Midtown, with both tasting and à la carte dining.

Chicago · Contemporary
An ingredient-led tasting menu in the West Loop, with seasonal produce at the centre of the meal.

Vancouver · Contemporary Canadian
A changing seasonal tasting menu in Kitsilano, newly awarded two Michelin stars in October 2026.

Los Angeles · Hollywood · Seafood
A seafood tasting menu on Melrose Avenue, with California ingredients and optional signature additions.

Miami · Contemporary Italian
Italian-inspired cooking and house-made pasta behind the pink exclamation mark in Buena Vista.

San Francisco · Contemporary French
A seafood-and-produce tasting menu on Fillmore Street, combining French technique with California ingredients.
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8 American restaurants in Austin worth planning around, from Barley Swine to Odd Duck, with standout orders and options for different budgets.
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6 fine Dining in Austin worth planning around, from Barley Swine to Soto, with standout orders and options for different budgets.
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6 brunch Spots in Austin worth planning around, from Corinne Austin to Another Broken Egg Cafe, with standout orders and options for different budgets.
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6 burgers in Austin worth planning around, from Corinne Austin to Mission Burger Co., with standout orders and options for different budgets.
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6 Chinese restaurants in Austin worth planning around, from House of Three Gorges (三峡人家) to Lin Asian Bar + Dim Sum, with standout orders and options for different budgets.
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Austin · East Austin · American · $$
Upstairs at Caroline in East Austin is a strong choice for American restaurants. It works well when you want a proper meal without turning it into a full splurge.

Austin · Brunch · $$
Another Broken Egg Cafe is a strong choice for brunch. It works well when you want a proper meal without turning it into a full splurge.

Austin · Bar · $$$$
Let's be honest about what a hotel rooftop bar usually is: a place that charges you $18 for a view and a sad, wilting garnish.

Austin · Korean Barbecue · $$
Gangnam is the North Austin Korean barbecue room that regulars tend to name first when the conversation turns to KBBQ in the city — and the reasons are consistent enough to trust.

Austin · Korean Barbecue · $$
Let's be clear about what KPOT is: a chain, the second-fastest growing in America, with a Sunset Valley outpost on Brodie Lane where the grill smokes at your table and you order everything off a tablet.

Austin · Steakhouse · $$$$
Dean's Italian Steakhouse occupies a specific lane in Austin's dining landscape — the high-gloss, low-lit supper club that treats an evening out as theatre rather than transaction.
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Austin · Zilker · Barbecue · $$
Terry Black's Barbecue is worth putting on the shortlist for Fatty brisket and Beef rib—the two orders to build a first visit around. It works well when you want a proper meal without turning it into a full splurge.

Austin · Indian · $$
Sangam Chettinad has become North Austin's clearest reference point for South Indian cooking that doesn't dial itself down for an unfamiliar room.

Austin · American · $$
Ground floor of the JW Marriott, which sounds like a red flag for anyone allergic to hotel dining, but Corner plays it smarter than that.

Austin · Downtown · American · $$
Caroline in Downtown is a strong choice for American restaurants. It works well when you want a proper meal without turning it into a full splurge.

Austin · Steakhouse · $$$
Estancia Brazilian Steakhouse is the churrascaria Austin defaults to when the occasion calls for a celebration built around meat and volume — and its reputation holds up because the rodízio format is executed with the kind of pacing and…

Austin · South Congress · Pizza · $$
Home Slice has been the anchor pizzeria on South Congress for close to twenty years, which in Austin restaurant terms is roughly geological.
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Let's be honest about what Upstairs at Caroline is: a rooftop bar bolted to a downtown hotel, with fire pits, giant Jenga, cornhole, and a wall of TVs. On paper that's a recipe for a place where the food is an afterthought and the drinks cost as much as your parking. Somehow it isn't. The tacos run $4 and come loaded with enough meat to justify the elevator ride — the brisket taco is the one that keeps showing up in everybody's mouth for good reason, and the shrimp version holds its own. The loaded nachos are built for sharing over a couple of rounds, and yes, they make an espresso martini for the crowd that wants one. It's open-air, walk-ins only, heaters for the cold nights, and it runs late — noon to midnight most days. This is the rare rooftop where the view isn't the only thing carrying the evening. Come for happy hour, order more tacos than you planned, and let the patio games sort out the rest.
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Let's be honest about what a hotel rooftop bar usually is: a place that charges you $18 for a view and a sad, wilting garnish. Edge, perched on the fifth floor of the JW Marriott on Congress, mostly dodges that fate — partly because the view (Town Lake to the Capitol, nearly 180 degrees of it) actually earns its keep, and partly because the kitchen bothers to show up. The brisket sliders are the move here, the kind of thing you order "just to share" and then quietly finish solo. Tuna tacos come out properly cooked rather than abused, and the JW chips-and-dip trio — guac, bean dip, roasted tomato salsa — is honest bar food that doesn't insult the room. Drinks run $15-$25, food hovers around $20, so this isn't a budget night, but the espresso martini is the one to spend on. The blue-and-purple underlit chairs lean a little 'nightclub in a SkyMall catalog,' but you're not here for the furniture. Come at sunset, skip the snow-machine holiday gimmicks, order sliders, and let the skyline do the heavy lifting.
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