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Recent Web Features:
Mother’s Day Strawberries and Sparklers
Recommended sparkling wines and strawberry recipes to celebrate springtime, and Mom
By Laurie Woolever Posted on: 05/06/2008
Kosher Wines and New Recipes for Passover
Exciting flavors and combinations from around the world for your Seder table
By Laurie Woolever and Lynn Alley Posted on: 04/10/2008
Unfiltered
Questionable research methods in Champagne, rock star winemakers in Seattle, and halibut and humility in Pebble Beach
Posted on: 04/02/2008
The Palazzo Opens—Sort Of
Massive Vegas resort boasting top shopping and restaurants limps to its opening, with several promised offerings still under construction
By Harvey Steiman Posted on: 01/22/2008
Jean-Claude Vrinat, Owner of Legendary Paris Restaurant, Dies at 71
Vrinat's Taillevent held onto its three Michelin stars for more than three decades, and was a Wine Spectator Grand Award winner for its impressive wine list
By Diana Macle Posted on: 01/09/2008
High-Profile Bay-Area Chefs Move On
Meadowood's Joseph Humphrey to take the helm at a new resort, while Myth's Sean O'Brien to look for a new challenge close to home
By Harvey Steiman Posted on: 12/17/2007
Michelin Tips Tokyo as Top Culinary Destination
First Tokyo Red Guide awards the city's restaurants more stars than any other in the world
By Jeannie Cho Lee Posted on: 11/29/2007
San Francisco Fishing Ban Restricts the Menu
After an early November oil spill near San Francisco, area chefs are leaning less on local ingredients
By Daniel Sogg Posted on: 11/27/2007
Wine Talk: Harold McGee
Author's unique approach to cooking rings true for amateurs and pros alike
By Laurie Woolever Posted on: 08/10/2007
Two Restaurants Earn Wine Spectator's Grand Award for First Time
The French Laundry in Napa and Palais Coburg in Vienna join the ranks of world's top restaurant wine programs
Posted on: 07/12/2007
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Recent Magazine Articles:
Dining Out: San Jose: Plumed Horse, Manresa
Two gems lie in the shadow of the Santa Cruz Mountains
By Harvey Steiman Issue: 03/31/2008
Dining Out: Los Angeles: Bastide, Comme Ça
By Harvey Steiman Issue: 02/29/2008
Dining Out: San Francisco: Spruce, Bacar
By Harvey Steiman Issue: 12/31/2007
Dining Out: Los Angeles: The Foundry on Melrose, Hokusai
Two dining establishments offer L.A. cuisine with a twist
By Harvey Steiman Issue: 10/15/2007
Dining Out: San Francisco: Salt House, Two
Going downscale without losing the quality
By Harvey Steiman Issue: 08/31/2007
Dining Out: Los Angeles: Opus, Bin 8945
Two new restaurants can be found off the trodden path
By Harvey Steiman Issue: 06/15/2007
Dining Out: New York: Kobe Club, Porter House
Five new steak houses debut in Manhattan
By Thomas Matthews Issue: 05/15/2007
Dining Out: San Francisco: Perbacco, Pres a Vi
Wine plays a key role at two new crowd-pleasers
By Harvey Steiman Issue: 03/31/2007
Dining Out: Napa Valley: The Restaurant at Meadowood, Étoile at Domaine Chandon
New chefs rejuvenate two Napa landmarks
By Harvey Steiman Issue: 02/28/2007
Dining Out: Cut, Simon L.A.
Two new Los Angeles restaurants reach in opposite directions
By Harvey Steiman Issue: 11/15/2006
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