How Many Michelin Stars Does José Andrés Have?
Celebrity chef José Andrés is known for a number of restaurants, including Washington, D.C.'s minibar. How many Michelin stars does he have so far?
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Why The Most Famous Food Critic In NYC Wasn't Impressed By Peter Luger Steak House
Despite its 100-plus years as one of New York City's most famous steakhouses, Peter Luger left a leading food critic with a sour taste in his mouth. Here's why.
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These 2 Celebrity Chef Restaurants Are Saying Goodbye To The Las Vegas Strip
It's a tough year for Las Vegas foodies as two popular restaurants on the Strip run by celebrity chefs are shutting down, but new eateries are incoming.
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What Was In The Most Expensive Lasagna Ever Sold
Lasagna is typically an affordable comfort food, but one restaurant sold a version that cost $100 per slice. Here's what went into that recipe.
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Here's What It Means To Receive 'Silent Service' In A Restaurant
If you've been confused by the term "silent service," here's what you need to know about this crucial fine dining nomenclature.
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Where Geoffrey Zakarian Orders His Favorite Steak Dish In NYC
Geoffrey Zakarian said his preferred eatery for the steak is a Parisian-style restaurant in Manhattan's West Village.
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Louis Vuitton's Parisian-Inspired Library Cafe Is Run By A Michelin Star Chef
Louis Vuitton promotes luxury in fashion and has taken the food industry by storm with Le Café Louis Vuitton in New York City. Meet the Michelin-starred chef.
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The Best Type Of Wine To Pair With Steak Tartare
According to an expert, this is the surprising -- yet complementary -- choice you should be making when picking a wine to pair with steak tartare.
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The Pricey Chain Restaurant With The Worst Store-Bought Frozen Meal
In Tasting Table's ranking of 14 restaurant chain frozen meals, this mean from a high-end restaurant chain came in last place.
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The Etiquette Rule You Should Always Follow When Eating Bone-In Steak
Ordering a bone-in steak at a steakhouse might be tempting, but don't get too excited. There's one particular rule you should always keep in mind.
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Here's Where Bobby Flay Goes For Steak In NYC
You may be surprised to learn that celebrity chef Bobby Flay, like a lot of people, enjoys dining out every so often.
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Jeff Mauro's Go-To Steak Order (And The Korean Restaurant You Should Order It At)
Jeff Mauro prefers to expertly cook his own steaks at home, but if he's going to order one out, he opts for a fancy cut from a Korean restaurant in Miami.
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9 Desserts You Should Avoid Ordering At A Fancy Restaurant
Always save room for dessert - just not these ones. These are some of the sweets that a pastry chef recommends you avoid ordering at a fancy restaurant.
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The City With The Most Michelin Star Restaurants In The World
When a restaurant is awarded a Michelin star (or three!), you know you're in for a good time. But what city has the most Michelin Star-rated restaurants?
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11 Of The Largest Buffets In The US
When it comes to buffets, you may want to choose the ones with the most food and the most variety. That's where these 11 massive buffets in the U.S. come in.
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15 Best Steakhouses In San Antonio
Steakhouses are abundant in San Antonio, so knowing which spot to devote your time and money to is essential. Here are 15 not-to-miss steakhouses in River City.
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The Story Behind The Oldest Operating Steakhouse Restaurant In America
When a restaurant has been in business since there were only 37 states, they've got to be doing more than a couple of things right.
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12 Best Spots For Afternoon Tea Around The World
If you're ever craving scones and tea while at home or traveling the world, these afternoon tea spots might satisfy your desires. No, they're not all in London!
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Why We Ranked Capital Grille As The Absolute Best Steakhouse Chain To Dine At
We sifted through reviews and spoke with patrons to narrow down the best U.S. steakhouse chains. After exhaustive research, this steakhouse came out on top.
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Why Steaks At Ruth's Chris Steak House Taste So Good
There's something magical about a perfectly prepared steak. But just what is it that excites our taste buds so much when we visit Ruth's Chris?
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Why Politicians Go To This DC Restaurant To Get Their Deals Done
Here's what you need to know about Cafe Milano, the Washington, D.C., restaurant frequented by many noteworthy politicians and other celebrities.
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Nobu Adds New Orleans To Its Restaurant Empire, And We Got A First Look
Nobu is opening its newest location in New Orleans, Louisiana, and Tasting Table got an exclusive preview of the new restaurant.
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The Reason Chefs Plate Food With Their Hands, Not Utensils
We spoke to two chefs who explained the reasons that chefs prefer to use their hands when plating the details on restaurant dishes, rather than utensils.
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The Inspiration Behind Michelin's Most Creative Dishes
Where do Michelin star chefs get the inspiration for their wildly creative dishes? Tasting Table talked to Michelin-starred chefs to get answers.
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What The Bear Season 3 Gets Right About The Importance Of Plating In Fine Dining
Season 3 of FX's hit show "The Bear" is officially here - and the first episode showcases how vital plating and presentation are to a fine dining experience.
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Why All Michelin Restaurants Won't Have A Menu Full Of Luxury Ingredients
You don't need luxury ingredients to gain a Michelin star, say plenty of acclaimed chefs we spoke to about what makes a Michelin-starred meal exceptional.
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The Pop-Up Restaurant Experience That Brings Dishes To Life (Literally)
Le Petit Chef is a 6 cm-inch tall Frenchman who wants to make you a farm-to-table, five-course meal at his pop up restaurant experience.
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