Can lightning strike twice? Can the team at Warlord totally reinvent its tasting menu without losing what made those first two meals so special?
If Cellar Door surprises and delights me as it did back in April, I can only affirm that the concept is doing something really special…
The arrival of summer marks one of the most interesting chapters in Kyōten’s yearly work…
I was so impressed by my first meal at Enemy that I knew I had to rush back…
Mi Tocaya is of that rare caliber: the kind of place whose work, on both sides of the hedonistic/intellectual spectrum, I find impossible to shake.
Does Elske live up to the lofty status I have assigned it in my imagination?
Another month, another visit to Chicago’s idiosyncratic temple of omakase…
At the risk of repeating what has recently (and rather convincingly) been said, I must write this piece…
Enemy formed the entry point through which I could finally get to know what Warlord was doing…
I have learned over many years and many tasting menus to be suspicious of any meal that seems like “too much of a good thing.”