Kirsten Ballard

Rob Hunter thought he knew beer—he grew up on the American classics—but then the Air Force sent him to Germany, and he discovered a whole new world.

One New York restaurant is silencing the conversation about dinner—literally. Eat, a restaurant in Brooklyn’s Greenpoint neighborhood, offers monthly prix fixe dinners eaten in total silence. ...

Forty names you may not know, but FSR Rising Stars are making a significant impact on their companies and communities as they introduce innovation, creativity, and dedication to their restaurant op ...

Restaurants have moved beyond crayons and coloring books to fully embrace children at the table, sometimes going so far as to entice children into the kitchen.

U.S. chains continue to expand internationally, but innovative international concepts are filling niches and gaining popularity here as well.

Sitting in Win Schuler’s in Marshal, Michigan, writer, restaurant critic, and barbecue expert Rick Browne’s curiosity was piqued. He’d been there as a kid.