The Woman Who's Dedicated Over 20 Years of Her Life to Jersey Salt Water Taffy
Mackenzie Smith Holly Kisby, the general manager at Shriver's Salt Water Taffy & Fudge, where she's worked for the past 23 years. For the month of April, SAVEUR is all about New Jersey, the unsung...
View ArticleThe Filipino Food Boom of Jersey City
Matt Taylor-Gross Sizzling sisig at Max's of Manila. For the month of April, SAVEUR is all about New Jersey, the unsung hero state of American eating. Here's why. Read all our Jersey Month stories...
View ArticleAsbury Park is Coming Back, With Better Food Than Ever
Veronica Lola Photography One of Cardinal's dishes, a house-cured gravlax platter with herbs, radishes, lettuces, beet-horseradish cream cheese, capers, and lemon. For the month of April, SAVEUR is...
View ArticleGo Eat Pastrami at Harold's Deli—and Bring 8 People to Finish Your Sandwich
Harold's Deli Left: The pickle bar at Harold's. | Right: Owner Harold Jaffe with one of his massive sandwiches. For the month of April, SAVEUR is all about New Jersey, the unsung hero state of...
View ArticleBridge to Banchan: Fort Lee, NJ's Koreatown Is Where to Get the Good Stuff
Dan Holzman A full spread at Masil House. Welcome to Asian Food Adventures, where Dan Holzman, chef-owner of The Meatball Shop, and Matt Rodbard, author of Koreatown: A Cookbook, dive into the foods...
View ArticleThe Jersey Shore Seafood Scene is Changing—For the Better
Quahog's Seafood Shack A spin on moquequa, Brazilian seafood stew, at Quahog's. For the month of April, SAVEUR is all about New Jersey, the unsung hero state of American eating. Here's why. Read all...
View ArticleWhere to Shop and Eat in Paris
Virginie Garnier Tatiana and Katia Levha In 2014, Le Servan, an airy, light-filled bistro, opened its doors in Paris' 11th arrondissement, an up-and-coming neighborhood that has since become the hub...
View ArticleA One-Day Snacker’s Guide to Edison, NJ, One of America’s Best Indian Food...
Max Falkowitz "Chinese" idli at Dimple’s Bombay Talk For the month of April, SAVEUR is all about New Jersey, the unsung hero state of American eating. Here's why. Read all our Jersey Month stories...
View ArticleDon't Mess With the Food of Lyon
Helen Cathcart Chef Olivier Canal shows off the massive meat-filled l'oreiller de la belle meunière, one of the traditional ways to begin a meal. A bouchon is not a bistro. Bistro: a term deprived of...
View ArticleYes, New Jersey Makes Wine—And It's Good
Alba Vineyard Alba Vineyard, just one of New Jersey's 50 wineries. For the month of April, SAVEUR is all about New Jersey, the unsung hero state of American eating. Here's why. Read all our Jersey...
View ArticleApples and Calvados are the King and Queen of Normandy
Matt Taylor-Gross Normans use apples and cider in many savory preparations, such as this classic roast pork dish. I used to love climbing the single crabapple tree across the street from my childhood...
View ArticleBiarritz and the Cuisine of the Sun
Michelle Heimerman Outside the Hôtel du Palais in Biarritz, a seaside Basque town 30 minutes from the Spanish border. Here, surfing is king, espadrilles are the shoe of choice, and ice-cold wine and...
View ArticleBordeaux is France's Next Great Food Destination
XTU / ANAKA La Cité du Vin, Bordeaux's €81-million new wine museum. For centuries, the pride of the city of Bordeaux has been the wines produced in the vineyards that surround it and the magnificent...
View ArticleThe Essential Tools to Eat Like a Local in China When You Don't Speak a Word...
Adam Milliron The tools, strategies, and reads for a better batch of dumplings—and everything else you want to eat. Eating in China when you don't speak a Chinese language is not hard: Hotels provide...
View ArticleTop-Notch Middle Eastern Food Finally Hits the Bay Area
Courtesy of Sumac Tamer Ajrab with grilled meats at Sumac. When Jamil Ajrab wanted a taste of his home in Ramallah, he depended on his brother Tamer (“Tim”) to provide it. “My family is far away, and...
View ArticleThe Eater's Cheat Sheet to Normandy
Christina Holmes The port city of Honfleur, the setting for many Impressionist works. Populated with apple orchards, calvados-swilling locals, and many a wheel of Camembert, Normandy is impossibly...
View ArticleThe Incredible Neon Artwork of Boston's Vietnamese Restaurants
Michelle Heimerman A one-mile stretch of Dorchester Avenue is a living museum to neon artistry. The world's great neon cities are dimming. Hong Kong. New York. Bangkok, Vegas, and LA. As analogue...
View ArticleOne of America's Best Fried Chickens Comes From a Virginia Gas Station
Hawk Krall Mac's County Store Welcome to Hawk’s Illustrated America, a monthly series following illustrator Hawk Krall’s journeys through the back roads of the U.S. in search of our country’s most...
View ArticleHow to Eat Your Way Through La Merced, Mexico City’s Largest and Most...
Jason Thomas Fritz You can get lost at a single produce vendor's stall in La Merced. La Merced is only a short walk from the main tourist area of Centro Historico, but if you don’t enter it through...
View ArticleThe Fourth-Generation Mishti Master Winning Over Bangladesh's Insatiable...
Nissan Haque Rasgulla are simple mishtis—South Asian sweets—made of sweetened fresh cheese with tamarind and lime. They glisten as they sit in their syrup bath while in the gift box, becoming even...
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