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FEATURE | DE KAS

At one of Amsterdam’s first farm-to-table restaurants, chef Jos Timmer stays grounded.
FEATURE | SCHMUCK

Before Moe Aljaff built the Lower East Side’s newest cult cocktail spot, he was a teenage bootlegger in Sweden, a bar crawl promoter in the Netherlands, and a world champion bartender in Norway. After closing his beloved Two Schmucks in Barcelona, he’s come to New York to stay. Schmuck, on First Avenue, is the cinematic conclusion to Aljaff’s journey, a dazzling, chrome-filled hangout that earned the title 59th-best bar in the world just months after opening.
FEATURE | Taqueria Ramirez

Before opening Taqueria Ramirez, Giovanni Cervantes and Tania Apolinar ran a photo studio. At lunch time, they’d put down the cameras, take out a griddle, and throw on some tortillas.
COOKING | Salomon

Renowned for transforming simple ingredients into stunning dishes at his Copenhagen café, Amator, chef Mati Pichci joins forces with BREADRUNNERS’ official pasta supplier, Eat Wasted, in this silky green pasta with bold flavor and zero waste.
FEATURE | Thai Diner

There are few restaurants in New York as beloved—or as singular—as Thai Diner. Perched on the corner of Kenmare and Mott, it’s the brainchild Ann Redding and Matt Danzer, industry veterans who met in the kitchen at Per Se. What they’ve built is an institution humming with the energy of lower Manhattan, perfumed with the aromas of Thailand, and as comforting as any greasy spoon.
FEATURE | THIRD FALCON

Cali Faulkner was surprised when her first restaurant, Third Falcon, landed on the New York Times’ list of the city’s top 100 just months after opening. She shouldn’t have been. With her fine-dining chops and a passion for the flavors of Northern France, it seems inevitable that the dishes coming out of Faulkner’s Fort Greene kitchen are garnering praise.
The Rise of New York Bakeries | L'APPARTEMENT 4F

GAUTIER AND ASHLEY COIFFARD TRADED IN THEIR APARTMENT KITCHEN FOR THE WARMTH OF A NEIGHBORHOOD BOULANGERIE. THEIR BAKERIES RETAIN THE NAME OF WHERE IT ALL BEGAN: L’APPARTEMENT 4F.
The Rise of New York Bakeries | RAF´s

AT RAF’S, BAKED GOODS ARE A DIALOGUE BETWEEN CULTURES. FRENCH TECHNIQUE, ITALIAN TRADITION, AND THE HISTORICAL INFLUENCE OF NORTH AFRICA COME TOGETHER UNDER THE HANDS OF CAMARI MICK, A LAUDED PASTRY CHEF EXPERIMENTING WITH INNOVATION ON ELIZABETH STREET.
IN CONVERSATION | LE CROCODILE

Six years in, Le Crocodile in Williamsburg has cemented itself as a neighborhood institution. Tucked inside the Wythe Hotel, the brasserie hums with the same energy it opened with—French classics flying out of the kitchen, a lively wine list, and a dining room equal parts local hangout and date night destination. It’s as good as ever, maybe even better.
The Rise of New York Bakeries | LIBRAE BAKERY

TRADITION IS JUST A STARTING POINT FOR LIBRAE BAKERY. BLENDING MIDDLE EASTERN FLAVORS WITH SCANDINAVIAN BAKING TECHNIQUES AND EAST VILLAGE HISTORY, OWNERS ANDRE AND DONA MURAD-GERSCHEL ARE CRAFTING PASTRIES THAT TELL YOU STRAIGHT UP: THIS IS NEW YORK—AND YOU CAN’T GET THIS ANYWHERE ELSE.
The Rise of New York Bakeries | LA BICYCLETTE

LED BY FLORENT ANDREYTCHENKO, LA BICYCLETTE BRINGS THE CHARM OF A FRENCH BAKERY TO BROOKLYN. WITH A FOCUS ON ACCESSIBLE, HIGH-QUALITY BREAD, THE CAREER BAKER MAKES HIS BAGUETTES AND PASTRIES WITH INGREDIENTS FROM FRANCE AND A COMMITMENT TO TRADITION. THE GOAL IS SIMPLE: MAKE EXCEPTIONAL BREAD PART OF NEW YORK’S DAILY ROUTINE.
FEATURE | DE KAS

At one of Amsterdam’s first farm-to-table restaurants, chef Jos Timmer stays grounded.
FEATURE | SCHMUCK

Before Moe Aljaff built the Lower East Side’s newest cult cocktail spot, he was a teenage bootlegger in Sweden, a bar crawl promoter in the Netherlands, and a world champion bartender in Norway. After closing his beloved Two Schmucks in Barcelona, he’s come to New York to stay. Schmuck, on First Avenue, is the cinematic conclusion to Aljaff’s journey, a dazzling, chrome-filled hangout that earned the title 59th-best bar in the world just months after opening.
FEATURE | Taqueria Ramirez

Before opening Taqueria Ramirez, Giovanni Cervantes and Tania Apolinar ran a photo studio. At lunch time, they’d put down the cameras, take out a griddle, and throw on some tortillas.
COOKING | Salomon

Renowned for transforming simple ingredients into stunning dishes at his Copenhagen café, Amator, chef Mati Pichci joins forces with BREADRUNNERS’ official pasta supplier, Eat Wasted, in this silky green pasta with bold flavor and zero waste.
FEATURE | Thai Diner

There are few restaurants in New York as beloved—or as singular—as Thai Diner. Perched on the corner of Kenmare and Mott, it’s the brainchild Ann Redding and Matt Danzer, industry veterans who met in the kitchen at Per Se. What they’ve built is an institution humming with the energy of lower Manhattan, perfumed with the aromas of Thailand, and as comforting as any greasy spoon.
FEATURE | THIRD FALCON

Cali Faulkner was surprised when her first restaurant, Third Falcon, landed on the New York Times’ list of the city’s top 100 just months after opening. She shouldn’t have been. With her fine-dining chops and a passion for the flavors of Northern France, it seems inevitable that the dishes coming out of Faulkner’s Fort Greene kitchen are garnering praise.
The Rise of New York Bakeries | L'APPARTEMENT 4F

GAUTIER AND ASHLEY COIFFARD TRADED IN THEIR APARTMENT KITCHEN FOR THE WARMTH OF A NEIGHBORHOOD BOULANGERIE. THEIR BAKERIES RETAIN THE NAME OF WHERE IT ALL BEGAN: L’APPARTEMENT 4F.
The Rise of New York Bakeries | RAF´s

AT RAF’S, BAKED GOODS ARE A DIALOGUE BETWEEN CULTURES. FRENCH TECHNIQUE, ITALIAN TRADITION, AND THE HISTORICAL INFLUENCE OF NORTH AFRICA COME TOGETHER UNDER THE HANDS OF CAMARI MICK, A LAUDED PASTRY CHEF EXPERIMENTING WITH INNOVATION ON ELIZABETH STREET.
IN CONVERSATION | LE CROCODILE

Six years in, Le Crocodile in Williamsburg has cemented itself as a neighborhood institution. Tucked inside the Wythe Hotel, the brasserie hums with the same energy it opened with—French classics flying out of the kitchen, a lively wine list, and a dining room equal parts local hangout and date night destination. It’s as good as ever, maybe even better.
The Rise of New York Bakeries | LIBRAE BAKERY

TRADITION IS JUST A STARTING POINT FOR LIBRAE BAKERY. BLENDING MIDDLE EASTERN FLAVORS WITH SCANDINAVIAN BAKING TECHNIQUES AND EAST VILLAGE HISTORY, OWNERS ANDRE AND DONA MURAD-GERSCHEL ARE CRAFTING PASTRIES THAT TELL YOU STRAIGHT UP: THIS IS NEW YORK—AND YOU CAN’T GET THIS ANYWHERE ELSE.
The Rise of New York Bakeries | LA BICYCLETTE

LED BY FLORENT ANDREYTCHENKO, LA BICYCLETTE BRINGS THE CHARM OF A FRENCH BAKERY TO BROOKLYN. WITH A FOCUS ON ACCESSIBLE, HIGH-QUALITY BREAD, THE CAREER BAKER MAKES HIS BAGUETTES AND PASTRIES WITH INGREDIENTS FROM FRANCE AND A COMMITMENT TO TRADITION. THE GOAL IS SIMPLE: MAKE EXCEPTIONAL BREAD PART OF NEW YORK’S DAILY ROUTINE.
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