But when exactly did Vietnamese-owned Cajun crawfish eateries become Vietnamese-Cajun crawfish eateries?
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This includes shops, farm animals and eateries serving regional dishes.
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Residents can also choose between fine dining and casual eateries.
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Straws would have been available at eateries only by request.
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The list includes eateries across 24 states and Washington, DC. From penthouse restaurants in Chicago, Dallas, and New York, to seaside eateries in Florida and California, every restaurant on the list boasts absolutely stunning views.
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It also provides customer reviews of the available companies and eateries.
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The market has become saturated, especially for mid-market Italian eateries.
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But wellness oriented eateries and studios are definitely becoming a fixture.
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It is home to retail stores, business offices, hotels and eateries.
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The areas also include a "Star Wars"-inspired cantina, shops and eateries.
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This means the end of approximately 17,000 South Asian eateries across Britain.
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Abby: So we picked the most popular dish at eight different eateries.
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Instead, the few cafés and eateries I passed seemed to be outliers.
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Ayutthaya-era dishes have been added to the menus of Thai eateries.
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McDonald's isn't exactly number one on the list of vegan-friendly eateries.
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Five eateries made one-star debuts, bringing the total of 43 restaurants.
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In Washington, more than 50 restaurants were closed, including high-end eateries.
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Nassau Street in Princeton is packed with eateries, cafes, and Colonial architecture.
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With students, come coffee houses, healthy food eateries and fascinating intellectual discussions.
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Target will also close the eateries and cafes located within its stores.
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Spanish, and the beats of salsa drift in from one of many eateries.
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Eateries do have a tendency to deny service to everyone when they're closed.
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Other two-star eateries include Acquerello, Atelier Crenn, Baumé, Commis and Lazy Bear.
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In the Indore case, Gadke did various jobs like cleaning utensils in eateries.
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Duke also likes to lend a helping hand at the family's RPM eateries.
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After you eat, browse the shops, galleries and eateries that line Magazine Street.
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Here are the 22 eateries with the most user-uploaded foodie Instagram snaps.
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Mighty Quinn's Barbecue has 10 eateries in New York City and the suburbs.
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Delicious Stone Pot is the friendliest of the Baiziwen Road eateries I visit.
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While homegrown stores have long been a trademark here, eateries have been scarce.
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The trendy mountain city also has a plethora of farm-to-table eateries.
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Some popular eateries include Bella Luce and Ralph's Pizzeria, both on Franklin Avenue.
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DoorDash was largely focused on suburban eateries that had never offered delivery before.
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Many of those small eateries might not have even had delivery options before.
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Target will also close the eateries and cafes located within its stores. Amazon.
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In parts of South Asia, eateries near mosques sometimes fall into a third category.
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Local eateries serve mostly bread and beans, though they sometimes run out of both.
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A whopping 23 eateries feed the 6,680 guests that fit into its 2,759 rooms.
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But, perhaps best of all, are the three concept eateries from Chef Jonathan Benno.
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Here's a look at some of the eateries favored by the 2020 presidential contenders.
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Here&aposs what it was like visiting some of San Francisco&aposs automated eateries.
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"There were a lot of eateries during martial law with that menu," someone noted.
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Many eateries have been forced to reduce or close operations due to the outbreak.
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I buy a beer and totchos, since I'm hungry and the good eateries aren't open.
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Think: dog beaches, dog-friendly parks and lakes, dog-friendly eateries, hiking trails and more.
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Ruth's, one of the oldest eateries in Salt Lake City, is atypical of most diners.
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These eateries are damn good at whipping up flavorful, inventive grub — AND are affordable, too.
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To prove our point, we've rounded up the most popular Los Angeles eateries on Instagram.
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Ahead, 15 iconic eateries across the country where waiting in line is half the experience.
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Now it seems senior White House lawyers are inadvertently briefing reporters in busy Washington eateries.
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Puzder, 66, leads CKE Restaurants, whose 3,300 eateries include the Carl's Jr and Hardee's brands.
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After all, Los Angeles is host to dozens of eateries that have pre-made zongzis.
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She recommends travelers seek out eateries known for tasty versions of wintertime favorites, like fondue.
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One of the newest eateries to bow to this beloved culinary pastime is Filigrana Delicatessen.
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The place has a range of eateries, serving up everything from Mediterranean food to burgers.
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It still has just five of these eateries, offering $22016 avocado toast and $20023 brisket burgers.
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According to Eater, one of the eateries targeted was Tavern on the Park in downtown Chicago.
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CMR operates eateries in Mexico under various brands including Chili's, Olive Garden, Red Lobster and Nescafe.
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Olympia Tea Room, Gramma's Gelato Café and The Cooked Goose are among the best local eateries.
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His restaurant's clientele encompasses young, old, locals, and tourists in way that few fellow eateries manage.
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Many eateries in Portland, rather than expanding in America, have decided to leap across the Pacific.
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But newer eateries, like Irene's, are picking up the mantle of fine dining at any hour.
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Zomato, which is based near Delhi, started in 2008 as a listing service for local eateries.
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Many clubs are offering sports-bar-type eateries, as well as grab-and-go food options.
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It also improved its digital ordering platform, revamped many of its eateries, and began offering delivery.
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"I've got my restaurants for that," De Niro — who heads up multiple high-end eateries — quipped.
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Haitians put down stakes in the 1970s, opening eateries, haberdasheries, tax-assistance services and grocery stores.
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It's nestled in a modern shopping plaza next to eateries like Le Pain Quotidien and Yogurtland.
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The cobbled streets and cracked, gothic facades are broken apart by coffee shops and vegan eateries.
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That can bring in a 10% profit, as opposed to deliveries made with non-partnered eateries.
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It's part of a growing trend of themed eateries, especially ones rooted in Soviet-era nostalgia.
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For example, data on local events, eateries and weather will be available alongside regular search results.
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Deliveries will be made to customers in central London from over 150 eateries between 11 a.m.
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As a city saturated with food options, London has hosted its fair share of "concept" eateries.
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I have a nice little collection of herbs and succulents sourced from the finest Perth eateries.
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Each location feels unique and this NoMad hotel, in particular, has excellent on-site stores and eateries.
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But users also get the ability to nominate other eateries to be included through a Google form.
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The difference is that while most debuted high-end modern eateries, he opened a grungy burger shop.
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For years, the pair have been duking it out to bring new customers to their respective eateries.
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There have been so many different shows on the Food Channel and Travel Network about roadside eateries.
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Spliced between these human moments are shots of the city itself, its art, architecture, infrastructure, and eateries.
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The eateries here tend to stay open late, though they are mostly on the pre-security side.
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Buffet-style eateries are popular in Brazil, where they charge by the weight — so-called kilo restaurants.
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Utrecht also boasts a collection of artsy shops, eateries, and cafes along the riverfront surrounding the town.
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Meanwhile, destinations that see a lot of tourists usually have cheap eateries worth testing out, she said.
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Here are 10 must-visit eateries in Chicago, according to someone who was born and raised there.
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There are not a lot of eateries on the island, but those that do exist are beloved.
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Currently it's not compulsory in England and Scotland for eateries to publicly display their food hygiene score.
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And our three eateries have many purposes; each one brings a different set of skills for apprenticing.
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MONEY partnered with Yelp to discover which eateries in the U.S. serve the best grilled cheese sandwiches.
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When it's time to eat, you'll find everything from modern eateries to establishments dating back to 1917.
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But we want lots and lots of eateries, maybe even a brew pub or an active brewery.
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Beside new eateries, a new apartment complex has sprung up, as has a putt-putt golf bar.
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Davao City is a featureless provincial capital of low buildings, strip malls, humble eateries and fruit stands.
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The high-end eateries sit atop Vuitton's latest east Asian venue, the Louis Vuitton Maison Osaka Midosuji.
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Now Hawaiian lawmakers are trying to get rid of single-use plastics in eateries across the state.
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Forced to turn inward, Icelanders instead backed domestic projects like boutique hotels, locavore eateries and designer stores.
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It includes apartments, an art gallery, a gym, a church and synagogue, eateries and a produce store.
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A couple of jurors were spotted smoking near the courthouse before heading toward several local chain eateries.
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Now is the time to save up and go to as many different eateries as you can.
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Restaurant advocate Borden says eateries near Square have seen a big uptick in business from this policy.
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It means soda fountains will disappear from schools and public eateries including hotels, restaurants, and holiday clubs.
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He didn't care about Playa's Bar and Bruno's, posh eateries that were built and abandoned before even opening.
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Even while working in fast food, he has started to think about the next generation of popular eateries.
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But it's expensive and inefficient for those eateries, which generally pay for their own employees to make deliveries.
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Both eateries sit firmly in New York's 15th congressional district, the poorest, most Democratic district in the country.
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On Sundays, if her father was not travelling, the family drove around the city to try new eateries.
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You might've noticed more and more mall food courts are changing, ditching fast food chains for local eateries.
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Despite having worked in several African eateries, Guojun Li, from Canton province, has never traveled to the continent.
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Talkeetna's Main Street is home to gift shops, eateries, and live music, attracting tourists from around the world.
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MUNCHIES: Hey Riaz, so why did you decide to start documenting and taking photos of Britain's Caribbean eateries?
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A bill being introduced in the City Council today would outlaw plastic straws at eateries across the boroughs.
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Now, they are using the temporary eateries as a way to explore their personal memories and culinary traditions.
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The best eateries gather in one location, eager to show off their most innovative creations or traditional classics.
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Royal Caribbean&aposs Symphony of the Seas — the world&aposs largest cruise ship — has a whopping 23 eateries.
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Restaurants and other eateries employed 136,123 workers, 24,000 more than at the trough of the recession in 2010.
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Ben Shewry's restaurant was just named to a list of the world's best eateries, landing at number 32.
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When it comes to the neighborhood's eateries and boutiques, what's new is old in a matter of months.
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Fame soon followed, as the entrepreneur opened more eateries, became a TV personality and authored a number of cookbooks.
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Plus, there's a little bit of everything: from authentic French fare to Italian eateries practically made for carb-lovers.
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Exclusively vegan brands, grocery store product lines, and eateries have been popping up everywhere over the past few years.
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This is one of the only 24-hour eateries in Los Angeles, so you must get an interesting crowd.
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Digital kiosks, tabletop tablets and mobile phones are taking orders at eateries like Panera, Chili's Grill & Bar and Domino's.
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Amid the precarious, tense climate are simple pleasures, even affordable ones, especially in the way of bars and eateries.
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Under the Viadukt, you'll find tourist-friendly but locally beloved eateries and stores chock full of threads and trinkets.
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Owners Jon Shook and Vinny Dotolo also run meat specialist Animal, and relaxed Italian Jon & Vinny's, among other eateries.
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San Francisco lawmakers are expected to roll out legislation Tuesday that would ban plastic straws in the city's eateries.
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INSIDER got a sneak preview of all the best drinks, baked goodies, and other treats coming to various eateries.
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The hardest part, he said, was Ramadan, because there were few eateries open late that did not have bars.
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No matter your budget, you can find a delicious option on-site at one of the three excellent eateries.
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Elsewhere across the US, schools are closed, and authorities have ordered eateries to offer only take-out or delivery.
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Businesses included retail store Gethemall, transport start-up Call4Van, coffee shops, bookstores, electronics and clothes shops, eateries and florists.
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While I love the location — surrounded by art galleries and hip eateries — it's far from the big tourist sites.
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But I discovered how quickly I could become a regular at the coffee shops, eateries and bars I frequented.
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It has dozens of New York's favorite casual eateries, including Black Seed Bagel, Chop't, Skinny Pizza, and Dig Inn.
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Around it, in rings, are residential areas and other town features — an administrative center, a visitors center, markets, and eateries.
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They are especially common in Guadalajara's charming Tlaquepaque district, a popular tourist area full of markets, art galleries, and eateries.
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The idea is to make it easier for users to browse eateries and make bookings in unfamiliar locations and languages.
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At a handful of "hotelys" – small eateries – you can buy a dish of delicious zebu stew with local red rice.
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Why it matters: The company sees far more opportunity in helping existing restaurants digitize than in operating its own eateries.
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Goldblum talks about his failed TV show Tenspeend and Brown Shoe, one of his favorite Pittsburgh eateries, and jazz lingo.
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Eat your way through Blauwgrond, a district in Paramaribo, Suriname, that's lined with authentic and delicious family-run Indonesian eateries.
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Despite any supposed health benefits, the health department has started cracking down on eateries in the city, citing safety concerns.
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Lined with eclectic Victorian-era buildings, the upbeat district is buzzing lately with cool eateries, shops and thriving local businesses.
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Amid a glut of new eateries, snazzier spots are using attractions other than just the food to draw in diners.
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Denver is now the first city in the nation to allow people to use marijuana in participating bars and eateries.
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But Iowa's capital is hardly the only American city with less-than-hospitable rules or fees for four-wheeled eateries.
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In the 1960s, this pocket was dotted with Portuguese hairdressers and dozens of Brazilian eateries and mom-and-pop shops.
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You can order gourmet food gifts from iconic eateries all over the United States and have them delivered anywhere nationwide.
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The neighborhood is still relatively ungentrified, despite the recent intrusion of beautiful-people eateries like Dimes, Mr. Fong's, and Kiki's.
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Some only feature prepared foods like sandwiches and salads that make them more competitive with eateries like Pret a Manger.
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Gimmicks aside, some eateries have cut back on hours because of the decrease in demand and others have shuttered temporarily.
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The curtailment on restaurants and other eateries has been enforced in other cities and states including Florida, California, and Washington.
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It also rolled out Text Rex, a texting recommendation service staffed by humans to recommend eateries for users' particular situations.
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But that is not the only reason customers flock to these eateries in Hong Kong's bustling Causeway Bay shopping district.
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For a variety of reasons, more eateries are refusing to allow cash payment, and only accepting debit and credit cards.
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Airports aren&apost exactly known for their restaurants, but some locations definitely have more eateries and better options than others.
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Eateries, such as Panera Bread and Chili's Grill & Bar, have been starting similar services over the past couple of years.
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Jog along the river for about a mile each way (like I did) or stop into waterfront eateries and bars.
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Other eateries soon followed, from fine dining restaurants in San Francisco to eventually Red Robin, White Castle and Burger King.
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We will have more restaurant reviews dumped into Yelp, and more Instagram photos of local eateries that serve indulgent foods.
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He's already opened up several restaurants -- 10 Five Guys burger joints and with plans to open 7 CRISP & GREEN eateries.
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The brightly lit Hadi Center mall was teeming with people, as were the myriad shops and eateries along the main avenue.
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One would expect no less from Ludwig Cramer-Klett, the visionary behind some of Berlin's best-known and least-conventional eateries.
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Since the opening of the original American Kitchen, other Fieri-branded eateries have cropped up like so many tattoo-motifed mushrooms.
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When and how much to tip can be a major question among cruise travelers, particularly when many eateries are already complimentary.
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In New York, the owners of the Blue Ribbon restaurant chain said they would close several eateries despite the economic impact.
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Below, see some of Roker's can't-miss eateries from around the country, his go-to orders and why he loves them.
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In expensive restaurants the precise origin of water is what matters; many eateries offer water lists along with the wine selection.
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Beyond Meat products are carried in 17,000 grocery stores — including Amazon's Whole Foods, Target and Kroger — and 12,000 eateries, Cramer said.
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Eateries and bars have moved into parts of town, like 21990th Street, where you used to trip over needles and condoms.
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Regardless, five boroughs of New York City still restricted trans fats in eateries (restaurants, cafeterias, soup kitchens, etc.) starting in 2007.
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To participate in the Restore California Renewable Restaurant program, eateries can choose to add a 1% fee to every diner's check.
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Researchers determined the calorie content of the most popular dinners at independent eateries around Boston, San Francisco and Little Rock, Arkansas.
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And foodies take note: "Provo has outstanding cuisine ranging from casual eateries to award winning ethnic specialties," according to the site.
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A bevy of craft beer joints, Lululemon outlets, and vegan eateries have, inevitably, sprouted up to serve these creative-class transplants.
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Most species can really only survive off a single host species, but some can choose between a roster of fleshy eateries.
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We asked those who know these restaurants best to offer advice to candidates in their final visits to these popular eateries.
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Starbucks and some other eateries are under fire from a health advocacy group over high sugar levels in their hot drinks.
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The militants targeted a building housing two upmarket eateries popular with foreigners, and several of those killed were Italian garment entrepreneurs.
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This is the case in the restaurant market, where there are many more eateries than vendors to supply food to them.
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The Day without Immigrants, a sui generis movement on social media, led to the closing of 59 prime eateries in February.
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They also spent time together in Miami, where they were spotted working out together and dining at exclusive South Beach eateries.
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The pickup option launch is the latest addition to a suite of B2B offerings Deliveroo serves up for signed-up eateries.
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Each year, The Center for Science in the Public Interest ranks the highest-calorie menu items from well-known American eateries.
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In 2015, Lucca's was named the best restaurant in Montana, and TripAdvisor ranked it among the best eateries in the state.
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As far as eateries, Che Ah Chi back at the Enchantment Resort, Casa Sedona Restaurant, and Timo all come highly recommended.
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It integrated a laundry list of eateries into its system right off the bat through a deal with ordering startup Olo.
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So, if you're planning on spending Turkey Day at one of these eateries, it's better to be safe and call ahead.
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Down on the lower levels, you'll find a majority of the eateries including Hanni Pacific, created by Seattle chef Tom Douglas.
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Hang out at one of its many outdoor eateries, cycle along the water, or admire historical sites like the Château d'Annecy.
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Front Burner "All the Restaurants in New York" contains drawings of many of the city's most famous eateries, past and present.
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Shops, eateries, banks, schools, and public transport have shut down in most of the Indian states that have enforced a lockdown.
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In the family's Surabaya neighborhood, a warren of rented rooms and small eateries, neighbors described Mr. Sulistiantono as religious and reserved.
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Semko said she has stopped eating at chains thanks to the variety of new independent eateries on Cherokee Street and beyond.
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Fans stop her on the street now to ask for autographs or selfies; Laredo eateries hire her to advertise their cuisine.
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The eateries, which are known by a number of names, have locations in the US, the UK, Canada, Spain, and Australia.
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Instead of a mountain of slices from the city's finest eateries, they were handed cold, microscopic slivers on hors d'oeuvres-sized plates.
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Other non-affiliated Red Hen eateries around the country have also revealed they have received hate mail and criticism after the incident.
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To help you take full advantage of all your upcoming dining-out opportunities, we've compiled a list of new eateries to try.
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"I like Del Posto, and Babbo is one of my favorite restaurants," he tells PEOPLE of two of Mario Batali's famed eateries.
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Company office towers and high-end eateries have taken the place of warehouses and parking lots in Seattle's South Lake Union district.
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To avoid losing out, they want the new GST rates to mirror existing taxes, complete with their favourable treatment for unventilated eateries.
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Ratha Chaupoly & Ben Daitz, authors of the Num Pang cookbook, share one of the most popular dishes served at the N.Y.C. eateries.
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Eateries serving tacos and tamales are easier to find in some parts of the city than restaurants offering grits or fried catfish.
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What would happen if some of these eateries closed down after it was discovered that the owner or cooks were being deported?
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But time was a factor, and one year wasn't long enough to plan out a large meal at Manhattan's most elite eateries.
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When searching for local eateries, just tap the "Order Online" button that appears on the establishment's search results page in Google Maps.
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A publicist for Andrés, the force behind several popular D.C. eateries, told ITK he was unavailable for an interview for this story.
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The types of eateries vary from the oldest restaurant to the very best, but each has ultimately made a name for itself.
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Orchard Street will be packed, not only with picklers but also with carnival games, goods from local boutiques and eateries, and more.
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Food delivery services have also gradually resumed over the past week, according to Bo, and some eateries inside residential communities have reopened.
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"You'll find lots of great eateries where you can have dinner with wine for 35 to 50 euros a person," she said.
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White subway tile, white painted brick and a street-food sensibility had become the mark of modernism in eateries like Zia Rosetta.
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The top picks included eateries that serve up apple-stuffed pancakes, s&aposmores Oreo pancakes, and cinnamon roll pancakes dripping with icing.
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Their first stops have not been Michelin-starred hot spots or establishment restaurants, but low-key eateries that tend to draw families.
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Located in Fort Myers, Florida, this airport only has six qualifying eateries, and none were rated highly on Yelp, according to Wanderu.
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McDonald's restaurants, it says, are "essentially storefronts" for Cargill, which supplies chicken and beef products to the iconic fast-food chain's eateries.
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You can rest assured that you will get the most delicious bang for your hard-earned buck at all of these eateries.
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And since we're always wondering what our favorite celebs are up to, we decided to compile a list of said go-to eateries.
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The food is creative, the portions are generous, and the whole meal is surprisingly filling (which rarely happens at these kinds of eateries).
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According to the China Cuisine Association, there are 26,300 hot pot eateries, hiring nearly 500,000 employees in the Chongqing region of China alone.
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Cleveland, Ohio (CNN)Foodies savor the French cuisine at Edwins, an upscale restaurant that's earned a reputation as one of Cleveland's finest eateries.
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Honestly, I'm not very impressed, but knowing L.A., I know there are eateries that get hype because of branding but aren't very good.
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Simply ask "Alexa, ask OpenTable to make a reservation" to a specific restaurant or a list of nearby eateries that support the service.
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Many state-run shops are already rationing sales, creating a new headache for private eateries that do not have access to wholesale markets.
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Devotees of hot pot, a fondue-esque specialty from China's Fujian Province, are lining up at eateries in Sunset Park, Brooklyn's first Chinatown.
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GrubHub's foray into providing delivery for orders from eateries without drivers is a relatively new development to help the company service more merchants.
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A charming street that gets tons of foot traffic, M Street in Georgetown mixes colonial architecture with boutiques, eateries, and bustling urban life.
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A stricter bill passed by Tokyo that will come into effect next year will make more than 80 percent of eateries smoke-free.
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I've never seen it anywhere in the city except on these few blocks of 21898th Avenue, where the neighborhood's Uruguayan eateries are concentrated.
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The Bastianich family and some of Mario's other partners bought out his stake in his eateries ... this according to The New York Times.
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And with that, a city whose lifeblood was its thousands of bars and eateries — from steakhouses to neighborhood bars — was bereft of them.
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More recent eateries like Filigrana Delicatessen are reviving the enthusiasm among locals in long-established joints in town and helping to attract tourists.
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In a uniquely D.C. move, the pub was one of several eateries to open their doors early and host Cohen-themed watch parties.
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Riyaaz Amlani is the president of the National Restaurant Association of India and a celebrated restaurateur with whopping 40 eateries to his name.
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With tons of hiking, biking, and skiing opportunities, the city is also very outdoorsy, and has plenty of organic eateries and yoga studios.
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The restaurant group is famed for its roster of high-profile eateries across the globe, including Babbo and Del Posto in New York City.
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Below are plenty of eateries with discounts for lovers, and if romance isn't what you're after, don't sweat it—there's a deal for everyone.
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From unicorn-inspired meals to glitter-laden lattes, social media-savvy eateries are doing a lot to ensure we want to photograph their offerings.
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Grupo Dasi, based in Mexico City, runs the Sushi Itto restaurant chain, consisting of more than 140 sushi eateries across 20 states in Mexico.
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According to the royal family's official website, Prince Harry and Meghan spent yesterday morning visiting Maranui Cafe, one of Wellington's most well-known eateries.
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Prices for food purchased at the province's eateries rose 1.9 percent in January from a month earlier, Statistics Canada reported Friday from Ottawa. bit.
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If you've been living under a rock these past few weeks ... Trump staffers have been getting accosted at eateries, and elsewhere, left and right.
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These spots have enough swank to accommodate the Commander-in-Chief, but none of the old-people vibes of Washington's more historically elite eateries.
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Tiny Italian eateries also started popping up all over the central belt, and Café d'Jaconelli on Maryhill Road is one of the finest examples.
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The Real Junk Food Project (RJFP) has launched over 120 eateries in seven countries from Israel to Australia, and the movement is gathering pace.
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Celebrity chef John Besh's Besh Restaurant Group — which includes 12 acclaimed eateries — has been accused of fostering sexual harassment, according to a new report.
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In the past few weeks, newly engaged couple Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin have been displaying their relationship at eateries all over the neighborhood.
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Tommy Cvitanovich, proprietor of Drago's Seafood Restaurant and leader of the whip-feeding effort, told The Advocate there are eateries "lined up" to contribute.
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And while Moscow and Kiev boast some excellent Georgian eateries, finding such a restaurant outside of the former Soviet Union has always been challenging.
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East LA and Mexican eateries, he said, inspired the slow-cooked turkey carnitas and tempura-battered cod in corn tortillas dished out at Crave.
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The place sits proudly among the eateries and bars that line the never-sleeping Greek Street, with West End theatres just down the road.
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Unlike eateries in China, where diners can pay by reading a barcode on the table with their mobile phones, the Beijing accepts only cash.
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The proliferation of bars, tattoo parlors, and trendy eateries has transformed this part of Brooklyn into a destination for transient Airbnbers and weekend partyers.
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In 13th-century China, eateries featured regional specialties and à la carte menus, and some consider them to be the predecessors of today's restaurants.
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Members of the sharp-suited Milanese business class gobbled down panini in the countless new eateries that have sprung up in the city center.
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Many states have banned dining in at restaurants, prompting eateries and bars that serve food to ramp up their delivery and to-go options.
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Some restaurants have managed to stay open by doing only takeout and delivery, but many say it's not a sustainable model for most eateries.
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Until then, eateries with seating for more than 35 people could maintain smoking sections and bars were excluded from the city's anti-smoking law.
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Maybe it's one of seven different eateries, including a gluten-free donut shop and a cocktail bar in the middle of the shoe floor.
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Peppervine in Charlotte is one of the few independent eateries in the area, and the food is a great display of its progressive roots.
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Italy The land of World Cup descents and alpine eateries, Cortina d'Ampezzo is considered by many to be the jewel in the Dolomites' crown.
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Since the program ended in 2018, the couple has kept busy with their brand, Magnolia, and Waco-based eateries, Magnolia Table and Magnolia Press.
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Steps away from the Tuckahoe station are eateries like the family-owned Roma Restaurant, established in 2528, and the library and adjacent community center.
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We've also been tasked with making itineraries for visiting family and friends and are constantly in need of a handy list of go-to eateries.
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In some cases, eateries can also be a way to make the most out of large, city-centre store sites as customers increasingly shop online.
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Pizza Hut is battling more competition, including Domino's Pizza, local eateries and food delivery apps, which offer a wide selection of restaurants to choose from.
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According to Crowdnetic research, only 30 percent of restaurants and specialty eateries who have turned to angel and VC investors have had successful crowdfunding campaigns.
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The caveat to that trend has been independent eateries, which are attracting consumers with their "unique offerings, local orientation and strong value propositions," Pawlak noted.
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From its backstreet Peking duck joints to its grand dim sum halls, Beijing is home to some of the most impressive eateries in the world.
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The ordering option will only be available from select eateries in New York, Washington, D.C., Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and the Seattle area.
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But in a restaurant-saturated city like London, are there any eateries that don't operate with at least a sort-of gimmick up their sleeve?
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But it's even tougher to figure out getting a seat at secret dinner clubs, underground eateries, and other invite-only hotspots of the culinary elite.
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From colorful cafés in France to a Wes Anderson-inspired restaurant in India, eateries across the world have taken interior design to the next level.
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Casual eateries include Duke's Beach House for Hawaiian food with locally-sourced ingredients and a market and cafe for grab-and-go coffee and snacks.
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The station is also known for its restaurant Le Train Bleu, one of Paris' most famous eateries, according to the Paris Convention and Visitors Bureau.
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Barnes & Noble has been shutting some of its larger locations in favor of opening up smaller-format shops with cafes and, in some instances, eateries.
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There are 580,000 self-employed license holders, including cab drivers, tradesmen and the employees of thousands of private eateries, bed and breakfasts, and construction contractors.
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Amazon's rapid growth has transformed Seattle's South Lake Union district, replacing warehouses and parking lots with offices towers, highly paid tech workers and expensive eateries.
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By 1936, a publication called the East Side Chamber News reported at least 18 Chinese tea gardens and chop suey eateries in heavily-populated Jewish neighborhoods.
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Bon Appétit Management Company became the first U.S. food service company earlier this year to ban single-use plastic straws in its eateries, according to Greenpeace .
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Not one but two mayonnaise-based eateries are set to pop-up in Japan in the coming months, celebrating the creamy dip in all its glory.
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On Thursday, shops were still smoldering in Katugasthota town where also mobs went on a rampage picking on the small stores and eateries run by Muslims.
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A directive for local restaurants to offer menus featuring the dishes that Park ate as president was dropped after eateries complained that they were not selling.
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The reality is that Beantown has some of the most soignée, cutting-edge fine dining on the East Coast and a huge variety of upscale eateries.
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A PH counterpart in Johor says he arranges talks in 24-hour eateries and on Facebook Live to bring young people over to Dr Mahathir's side.
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Darden Restaurants, the parent of Olive Garden, LongHorn Steakhouse and Bahama Breeze among other eateries, will also catch windfall from trade tensions and the slowing economy.
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The definition of what exactly constitutes a restaurant may be getting fuzzy these days, with more than a few avant-garde eateries trying out unusual approaches.
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Blackburn Council describes this "Asian quarter" as as a rival to Manchester's Curry Mile—the popular strip of eateries that runs through the city's Rusholme neighbourhood.
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After hitting a speed bump earlier this year, these casual eateries are expected to see a slight improvement in traffic and sales in the New Year.
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One thing's fore sure: We're betting that Ikea's eateries will be well-appointed with the latest Scandinavian designs ... and that meatballs will be on the menu.
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Of all the entries inducted to the prestigious culinary bible, only six eateries are led by Singaporean chefs, and only three of those serve local food.
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Today these mobile eateries feature unique offerings of every type — from freshly caught seafood and gourmet burgers to gluten-free and vegan sandwiches, sides and desserts.
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Blackburn Council describes this "Asian quarter" as as a rival to Manchester's Curry Mile—the popular strip of eateries that runs through the city's Rusholme neighbourhood.
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More than mere corporate cafeterias, these eateries are veritable restaurants with their own specialized cuisine — such as Mexican, Indian, and health food — and their own identities.
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IN 1949 Frank McNamara, an executive at a struggling finance company, had the idea of a charge card to settle the tab at high-class eateries.
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These include Mr. Refslund, a founder of the Copenhagen restaurant Noma, which is often at or near the top of lists of the world's best eateries.
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In New York, there have been recent proposals to ban single-use plastic bags statewide, and to outlaw plastic straws at eateries across New York City.
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Although some opt to dine and shop in Montclair's larger downtown, Verona has its own popular eateries on Bloomfield Avenue, including Bloom and the Verona Inn.
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Morocco will also close eateries, cinemas, theatres, sports, public clubs, baths, and other entertainment venues starting from Monday, the Interior Ministry said earlier in the day.
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Eateries that have earned Michelin stars are considered some of the best restaurants in the world — and eating there usually comes with a big price tag.
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Almost two decades later, they have opened a number of eateries, including bars in airports and stadiums, seven B Spot burger places and several other restaurants.
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During the 13th century in China, eateries featured regional specialties and à la carte menus, and some consider them to be the predecessors of today's restaurants.
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In China, restaurants such as Yum China's Pizza Hut and KFC offered contactless delivery in locations that remained open, a choice that U.S. eateries could adopt.
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Since several of the eateries have outdoor seating, I often see a lot of diners enjoying a meal outside with their dogs lounging next to them.
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Brooks started looking at eateries for sale in the area and, after months of searching, settled on a place he could afford and make his own.
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And the Long Island Rail Road's cross-station artery — clogged with a mishmash of stores and eateries — is suffering the architectural equivalent of a heart attack.
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Today, the area is a mix of on-trend eateries and boutiques as well as mainstays from its humbler days, and Ms. Harowitz loves the variety.
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"There is safety in numbers," said Sara Begum, 20, shopping on Coventry Road, a bustling area where eateries advertise halal meat from Kashmir and Syrian cuisine.
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Some businesses and city supervisors are arguing that the company cafeterias are keeping workers inside the office during meal times, discouraging them from patronizing local eateries.
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Last season, foreign visitors needed reservations for lunch or dinner at popular Havana eateries which were openly violating the 50-seat rule to accommodate more clients.
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Also around the corner is the 50,000 square-foot Time Out Chicago Market, an upscale food hall with outposts of some of Chicago's most popular eateries.
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Because eateries have such a high turnover rate, you're never really sure if your favorite restaurant has folded or if you're just at the wrong place.
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In addition to selling high-end apparel and footwear, it's expected to be a sought-out dining destination, with a slew of eateries and coffee bars throughout.
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Following the country's financial crisis in the late 1990s, these cheap, cheerful, unhealthy eateries sprang up in their thousands to cater to the salaryman on a shoestring.
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It does not feel like the 21st century in many rural areas, while the cities pulsate with cell phone stores on every block and 24-7 eateries.
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Named for Grover Cleveland, the only two-time U.S. president, the city has banks, jewelry stores and insurance companies sitting alongside art galleries, salons and hip eateries.
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Along with Kelli Anderson, a Brooklyn-based graphic designer, Leibowitz created a PSA-style poster that they hope will soon start showing up in eateries across America.
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This demand has led entrepreneurs to open up eateries centered on avocado toast and has compelled chain restaurants like Subway and Chipotle to stock up on guacamole.
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Luckily, the singer has been photographed at multiple buzzy N.Y.C. eateries with various friends, so I had no trouble finding the perfect place to continue my quest.
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When you think of the best food in the world, you might imagine glamorous Michelin-starred eateries with well-trained chefs and a pricey menu to match.
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He also has a close relationship with former President Obama, who has been a regular at his eateries and honored the chef with the National Humanities Medal.
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Within a few years it had ballooned into a network of more than 120 eateries and stores, including Britain's first pay-what-you-like food waste supermarket.
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Cafe Milano, one of Washington's most famous eateries — known as a place for lawmakers, VIPs and socialites to "see and be seen" — just celebrated its 25th anniversary.
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Kids born tomorrow in much of New York City will grow up in an unbroken maze of multimillion-dollar homes atop multimillion-dollar homes atop enlightened eateries.
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But in conversation with TIME, she hinted at much more to come than just the turmeric tonics and avocado toasts that have become ubiquitous at trendy eateries.
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All the state hotels, stores and eateries in colonial Old Havana are owned by Habaguanex, which was recently taken over from the city historian's office by GAESA.
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Goofy thematic eateries aside, food can be found near or in the toilet, and not only in the way that God intended you to expel it there.
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In the United States, it's been down 100% year-over-year for more than a week, with eateries closed in cities like New York and San Francisco.
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The city is home to Oceanário de Lisboa, the largest indoor aquarium in Europe, as well as many cafes and eateries where you'll find incredibly fresh seafood.
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Users can search for restaurants or browse by neighborhood, and then click through to buy gift certificates straight from the eateries with no added fee from SaveOurFaves.
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Yes, but: While both eateries are getting a taste of success, there is more work to be done in Senegal, where street food remains a cheaper alternative.
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Some of Lululemon's growth initiatives include selling in more categories, such as personal care, and opening more experiential stores that have spaces for fitness classes and eateries.
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The Green Book, which was published for 30 years, listed largely black-owned eateries, hotels, gas stations, stores, nightclubs and other businesses where African-Americans were welcome.
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The 49-mile stretch of towns and cities from San Jose to San Francisco is filled with Asian eateries, like the popular Rajwadi Thali restaurant in Sunnyvale.
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Wanderu found that the Missouri-based airport doesn't have much when it comes to eateries — its five qualifying restaurants mostly consist of fast-food chains and bars.
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Pros: The Ace brand cool factor, a NoMad location, and on-site stores and eateries that are so good, you might not want to leave the property.
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There's small eateries on the main beach where you get delicious stuff to eat, with the kind of money that you can afford, and that's always good.
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Anaheim's downtown district, known locally as CtrCity, features the Center Street Promenade, a strip of local businesses and eateries that has the feel of a friendly village.
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But overall, New York City's many artist-restaurant collaborations signal a promising food industry future, in which the line between art galleries and eateries is increasingly blurred.
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The hutong boasts ten eateries, four public bathrooms, nine grocery or hardware shops, a pet hospital, brothel, barbershop, four-star hotel, pool hall and a community-police headquarters.
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When a branch of the Ivy, a fancy restaurant, opened in November it sucked in roughly 100 staff from local eateries, says the manager of a pizza joint.
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Chefs Jon Shook and Vinny Dotolo's fusilli alla vodka with basil and parmesan with vodka sauce was on par with some of the best East Coast Italian eateries.
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Sure, you are spoiled with world-class eateries, impressive shopping, and easy access to the beach — but the thing is, the rest of the world knows it, too.
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That said, finding the best and brightest budget eateries in the land of cheap burgers, old-school diners, and bacon-wrapped hot dog stands is no easy feat.
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When you've already bagged a couple of James Beard Awards and run successful eateries from Boston to Bangkok, you can pretty much do whatever the hell you want.
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Urban Plates has locations on both coasts, with 13 eateries in California and 3 in Washington, D.C. The company completed a $38 million fund round in late 2018.
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In 2011 Yum's China division, which includes a smaller chain of Pizza Hut eateries, earned $5.6 billion in revenues, more than two-fifths of the firm's global total.
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But so many diners want their food delivered to their front doors instead that the eateries have to carve out valuable space solely dedicated to fulfilling those orders.
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With seven bars and eateries to their credit, plus another in the pipeline, restauranteur Daniel Crespi and chef Mikael Einarsson might well be Stockholm's most ambitious culinary duo.
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Twenty years ago, Mr. Mooney would have been competing against about 259 eateries in the region; by the end of last year, that number had more than doubled.
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For years, Bangkok eateries tended to stick to a similar list of popular staples, often drowned with extra sugar to cater to the city's famously sweet-toothed urbanites.
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Cleveland is also home to Delta State University, and offers a college town feel, with urban entertainment and eateries, like Hey Joe's, a popular place for live music.
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In recent years, Miami has spent about $249 million in renovations to the Hard Rock Stadium, which introduced a host of top eateries to the concession line-up.
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Wolfgang Puck and the director Sam Raimi pull up a chair in the third season, along with the owners of eateries like Sprinkles Cupcakes, Pizzana and Wexler's Deli.
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Pros: The hip Ace brand reputation delivers on cool factor with excellent on-site stores and eateries that may very well keep you on-property your whole stay.
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And another passion: Detective fiction is owned and operated by Michael Connelly — his Detective Bosch goes to the same places and eateries I did, when I lived there.
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Specialist eateries in the capital include the world's first vegan "chicken" shop, The Temple of Seitan, as well as the U.K.'s first vegan cheese shop La Fauxmagerie.
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The Pyongyang Restaurant still open in Jakarta is in the crowded Kelapa Gading area in the north of the city, wedged between offices, a bank and other eateries.
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But opponents say this will still hurt Japan's many eateries, restrict individual freedom, and dent tobacco tax revenues - which topped 280 trillion yen ($2000 billion) in 218-373.
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Eateries near the Brooklyn Army base, which handed over an undocumented pizza deliveryman to immigration agents last week, are now refusing to send their own workers into the garrison.
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Casual eateries, in particular, are expected to see a slight improvement in traffic and sales in the New Year while full-service chains are slated to struggle, Technomic said.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS Chick-fil-A, loved for its hand-breaded chicken and crispy waffle fries, currently has 2,200 eateries in 47 states.
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Starbucks, Fran's Chocolates, Beechers Handmade Cheese, Eltana's bagels, and even Seattle's legendary sushi chef Shiro Kashiba have opened outposts of their local eateries inside Nagoya airport's Flight of Dreams.
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The Polish ruled our city for 100 years before the Bangladeshis and Yemenis arrived in recent decades, and those groups' dishes dominate our eateries: We fry paczki and placki.
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Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield said this year it will begin remodeling the inside of the center to add more chef-backed eateries, entertainment for families and health-and-wellness tenants.
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Simply enter your home address in the interactive map above, and it will let you know the exact location of your polling place and eateries of all sorts nearby.
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In an example, Firefox said that when browsing, say, a list of popular restaurants, Advance could recommend other, similar eateries to make it easier for you to compare them.
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The company has also updated Ikea eateries throughout the U.S., with new zones in the restaurants that accommodate families and new menu items, like chicken and vegan Swedish meatballs.
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His descriptions of the roadside eateries and the landscape describe exactly what I had seen when I drove there recently, so I asked him when he'd made the trip.
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Known as a hub for world-class design, fashion and food, the city of 1.3 million people boasts 17 Michelin-starred restaurants among about 7,000 bars, cafes and eateries.
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With advances in A.I. and engineering, robots, no longer mere grinds in factories, are galumphing, rolling, and being U.P.S.-delivered into our homes, hotels, hospitals, airports, malls, and eateries.
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Nearly everything looks and feels brand new in this corner of lower Manhattan, with popular New York City eateries opening outposts in the high-end shopping mall, Brookfield Place.
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Opening in phases this summer are additional eateries, The Loupe (a revolving glass floor featuring never-before-seen views of the structure and city) and Oculus, the grand staircase.
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Sure, Los Angeles has expensive restaurants, but its biggest food celebrities are Jonathan Gold, a critic famous for supporting affordable eateries, and Roy Choi, king of the food trucks.
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However, we did find a few eateries in the city who accept the currency directly - two of which are French restaurants in lower Manhattan – Le Village and La Serine.
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Each year, The Center for Science in the Public Interest ranks the highest-calorie meals, snacks, drinks, and desserts from well-known American eateries in its "Xtreme Eating" list.
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Million Pound Menu (NETFLIX ORIGINAL): Next-generation restaurateurs get the chance to open their own pop-up eateries to impress the paying public — and a panel of discerning investors.
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She said eateries "have hopefully gotten on board" already and changed their printed menus for kids, but they&aposre not expected to have fully made that switch by Wednesday.
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Although the Cheesecake Factory became a chain, the restaurant initially belonged to a small group of eateries frequented by Los Angeles's rich and famous, like Wolfgang Puck's groundbreaking Spago's.
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Our Airbnb was in Oltrarno, the hip, Brooklyn-like Florentine neighborhood just south of the River Arno, filled with little eateries and shops selling artisanal rucksacks and handmade puppets.
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In his post-career days, Staub was a Mets broadcaster for nearly a decade, and owned a pair of onetime Manhattan eateries, Rusty's and Rusty Staub's on Fifth Avenue.
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Michael Burke, chairman and chief executive officer of Louis Vuitton, confirmed the restaurant opening to WWD, and hinted that the brand could expand into more eateries and even hotels.
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It's the largest hotel in Anaheim with over 1,500 rooms and houses several casual eateries, as well as a dedicated Disneyland desk for help with park tickets and transportation.
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The site looked at 50 of the busiest airports in the US and based its findings on how many eateries a place has and how well they&aposre rated.
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Licatovich makes about 233 stops along his route, riding upwards of 230 miles a day through New Orleans' congested streets as he delivers food from the city's many eateries.
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For better or worse, new eateries and the attention they attract have turned the restaurant business into a boom town, restaurateur David Chang told CNBC in a recent interview.
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According to her, Snap has purchased 30 properties up against the Venice beachfront sidewalk that harbors various eateries, bars, shops and the neighborhood's famous bohemian stretch of outdoor vendors.
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Though by no means vegetarian, or consciously clean-and-green, these whitewashed lunchtime eateries serve up endlessly imaginative combinations of salads, grains and proteins laced with Middle Eastern flavor.
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The Dubai-export Wild and the Moon dominates the clean-food scene in Paris, with multiple eateries located just minutes apart in the well-heeled Third and Fourth Arrondissements.
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With names like the "Gold Rush Dining Room," it's easy to think that the quaint eateries at national park lodges are different from your everyday food court or dining hall.
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The Red Hook neighborhood around the Port Authority Cruise terminal, where we are holding Disrupt, is home to artisanal breweries, chocolate makers, unique eateries, art galleries, bike shops, and more.
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The company is starting to offer loans to restaurants that aren't Square customers in a partnership with Upserve, a startup that processes payments for, and leases software to, 7,000 eateries.
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Foods produced by very small food manufacturers and food served in restaurants, delis, and other similar eateries won't be required to carry these labels, even if they have bioengineered ingredients.
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BUT, as it happens, the NBA player most associated with exotic pleasures, both on and off the court, is not yet doing a show about the eateries of the world.
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Police closed major hotels and eateries in and around hotel Westin, about 1 km (0.62 mile) from the Holey Artisan Bakery and O'Kitchen, the restaurant that was attacked, he said.
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Such a scandal is the state of hygiene in Pakistan's restaurants that television shows about crime often feature exposés of particularly abhorrent eateries, using jerky footage from hand-held cameras.
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And the range of Teigen's favorite eateries is exactly what you might expect: a lovable a mix of high-brow and low-brow options, ranging from Nobu to Red Robin.
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In Gurgaon's Cyber Hub, a corporate leisure center, several eateries reported a crash in their card swiping machines, compelling them to decline customers who didn't have sufficient smaller denomination bills.
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Remember how Coca-Cola Freestyle brought its innovative touch screen soda machines — stocked with close to 200 drink options — to eateries, college campuses, and other beverage-loving establishments in 2009?
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Follow along as she highlights the best the Southern city has to offer, from boutique hotels in the historic Garden District to local eateries you won't want to pass up.
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Today, Soho is home to some of the most beloved eateries in the city, as well as a ton of newer spots that offer a fix for whatever you're craving.
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French pâtissier Eric Lanlard (aka Cake Boy) is popularizing all sorts of cake-making for men, while Yotam Ottolenghi's delis regularly appear on lists of top cupcake eateries in London.
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For the 37 Filipino families who call Thitu their home, however, life is basic with just a few buildings, no television or internet, and no shops or street-side eateries.
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Eatsa, the San Francisco-based company that recently shuttered most of its robot-assisted restaurants, is beginning to make its technology available to outside eateries, starting with Chicago's Wow Bao.
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According to a report from Thames Water, London's local wastewater authority, 90 percent of eateries in London contribute to the sewer back-up problem by failing to install grease traps.
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Shore is the all-time pictorial bard of fried eggs or pancakes saluting the eye from Formica tables at random eateries along streets and state highways, from sea to sea.
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In addition to their in-house bar in the lobby — aptly named The Lobby — which serves up killer cocktails, several other eateries and shops are accessible from inside the hotel.
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Upscale eateries frequently employ certified wine experts known as sommeliers to guide guests through restaurant wine lists and to offer recommendations for the best bottle to pair with their meal.
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The peso is used to pay most wages and local goods, while the CUC is used in the tourism industry, foreign trade and upscale eateries and stores carrying imported goods.
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This hotel, which costs just 12,000 Hyatt points a night, has a spa, three on-site eateries ranging from casual poolside service to farm-to-table, and beautifully appointed grounds.
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The dusty trails of yesteryear are heavily patrolled highways lined with garish motels, fast-food eateries and discount stores that suggest a boulevard in hell that stretches to the horizon.
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While other Nutella-themed eateries exist, this will be the first one owned and operated by Ferrero, which means that if you're into Nutella-related milestones, it's a must-visit.
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Luke Tang wrote to Luigi Brugnaro, the city's mayor, urging him to take action against eateries that "[risk] ruining Venice's reputation" by taking advantage of tourists that don't speak Italian.
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Reptile Café has caused quite a stir in Phnom Penh, where previously animal presence in eateries was limited to cockroaches or the smattering of creatures at the nearby Zoo Café.
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Situated in a 16-block historic district brimming with Victorian architecture and over 70 stores and eateries to choose from, it's no wonder Franklin calls itself "America's favorite main street."
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Restaurants ranging from local eateries to global fast-food chains like McDonald's have turned to delivery aggregators like DoorDash to find new customers, who are looking more convenient dining options.
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Eateries needed at least 20 Yelp reviews to be included in the data and Wanderu classified them as highly-rated if they scored above a three-star average on Yelp.
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The restaurateur, who also runs four other eateries including New York City's Vandal and Stanton Social, has adapted a more plant-based diet and started intermittent fasting three times per week.
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It has since ballooned into a network of more than 120 eateries and stores, including Britain's first pay-what-you-like food waste supermarket, offering anything from zucchini to breakfast cereals.
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The immersive experience even extends to the food, with the park boasting 16 different eateries including Bronto Burgers and Ribs in Bedrock and Mr. Freeze Ice Scream Truck in Gotham City.
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Two noteworthy eateries are Casa Enrique, a Michelin-starred cantina, or Mu Ramen, a innovative Japanese joint serving noodles with a bone marrow soup base and foie gras-stuffed fried chicken.
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And eateries include those from celebrity chefs Thomas Keller and David Chang, in addition to local favorites like Blue Bottle Coffee and Shake Shack, and a massive Spanish-themed food hall.
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"Parking & More" makes the most out of unused space at a parking facility, integrating gardens, eateries, and shops so the building becomes a hub of activity rather than just a shelter.
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During this correspondent's four-day stay in Santa Teresa, a hilly district of trendy eateries and hotels, not a night went by without the crackle of gunshots from nearby favelas (shantytowns).
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Called the Impossible Slider, it will be initially sold at 140 White Castle eateries in the New York, New Jersey and greater Chicago areas with the potential for a nationwide rollout.
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He said he could have asked for several million dollars for his recipe — several Singapore-based eateries have sold their recipes or businesses for millions after achieving some measure of popularity.
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According to Travel + Leisure, "Upper King," the stretch of King Street above Calhoun Street, "swarms with an ever-growing number of craft eateries, creative cocktail venues, thriving restaurants, and new hotels."
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Only the Chinese served fewer calories than Americans: 1,6003 calories in full-service, compared with 1,362 in US eateries, and 561 in fast food restaurants, as opposed to 969 in America.
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"Absolutely," Spike Mendelsohn says without missing a beat when ITK asks if the commander in chief would be welcome to chow down at one of the "Top Chef" alum's famed eateries.
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These brands include trendy eateries like Momofuku, Milk Bar, &pizza, and Bluestone Lane; media companies like VaynerMedia and Derris; and major sporting events, including the Miami Open and International Champions Cup.
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The militants assaulted the building containing a hotel, several eateries and shops situated near the police headquarters and the governor's house in Qala-e-Naw, the capital city of Badghis province.
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Nevertheless, cafes and restaurants in Goma like Au Bon Pain are much more than just eateries: They introduce a sense of normalcy and a fresh hope to a war-torn city.
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And there is the potential for the "restaurant effect," which is when a row of eateries becomes a dining destination for customers who may want Italian one night and Thai another.
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As the spread of the coronavirus in London keeps many of its more than 750,000 financial services workers at home or in suburban backup centres, many high-end eateries are suffering.
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"Part of our goal with Pepper is to draw travelers into our restaurant to relax and unwind before their flights," says Lina Mizerek, a spokesperson for HMSHost, which runs the eateries.
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Two city supervisors have introduced legislation that would nix the installation of nonretail cafeterias in office buildings, a measure aimed at encouraging legions of workers to patronize often struggling neighborhood eateries.
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Restaurants, from San Francisco to Phoenix to Washington, D.C., were some of the most visible spots affected, with well-known chefs closing some of their eateries for the day in support.
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Luckily for you, we here at MUNCHIES have tirelessly scoured the inky depths of Austin's late-night eateries and put together a comprehensive list of the best on offer after dark.
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Despite all the international eateries that our study abroad group frequented and all the wonderful higher-end joints we could have afforded, it was Shanghai Laolao that won our hearts over.
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The natural wine movement, which is responsible for much of the excitement within the Australian viniculture industry these days, has had an undeniable influence on the kinds of wine-focused eateries opening.
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Cramer praised CEO Gene Lee, saying he "has a terrific grasp of what's going on in the restaurant industry" to bring more guests into its thousands of its eateries across the country.
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The Parts Unknown host weighed in on the allegations made against celebrity chef John Besh's Besh Restaurant Group—which includes 12 eateries—for enabling a culture of sexual harassment in his restaurants.
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"There was a Subway—that was the one franchise eatery in town," resident Lebron Lackey told The New York Times, implying that after Hurricane Michael, there are no franchise eateries in town.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Global restaurant rater Michelin said on Tuesday it will publish a guide on eateries in Washington in October, in addition to ones on New York, San Francisco and Chicago.
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A rich mix of East Village eateries — including Luke's Lobster, Nomad and Insomnia Cookies — will be on hand, with live music from the Jazz Passengers, Maquina Mono, Public Access TV and others.
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I loved it so much that I recreated a sandwich version (a brand new menu item at select Good Stuff Eateries) that would add a lot of delicious heat to any tailgate.
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Celebrated chef Reuben Riffel (born in the area) owns several eateries around the country and opened this one in 2017; he has another in nearby Chamonix, where he cut his culinary teeth.
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Outside contractors come in to work on the wind turbines, staying in the town's hotels and eating at its restaurants, like Kohnen's Country Bakery, one of the town's more popular local eateries.
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Pop-up shopping has taken on increasing prominence, with Yelp data over the last six years showing a steady increase in the number of page views grabbed by temporary eateries and shops.
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A sprawling 3503 million square feet of indoor ski slopes, waterslides, roller coasters, chef-backed eateries and department stores is set to open, at least partially, to the public later this month.
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We followed the waterfall below ground, riding an escalator to the basement levels of Jewel, where the water barrels through an immense clear column encircled in part by tables for nearby eateries.
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The college town also has a robust cultural scene with many art and music events, as well as a charming, historic downtown filled with hip boutiques, cool new brewpubs, and stylish eateries.
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Frenzied horse trading by both camps is taking place not only in their offices and official residences but inside congressional cafes and corridors, and in the glossy eateries of the futuristic capital.
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It helped that the old city streets are abuzz at all times, with chatting shop owners, roaming street vendors, hole-in-the-wall eateries, and souqs catering to international pilgrims passing through.
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"The new Harlem food landscape has been changing since around 2000 when new eateries started opening and the historic landmarks started to shutter," says Curtis, who works for the Harlem Development Corporation.
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Alongside Beaver Sheppard, a musician and chef whose CV included the menu creations of several of the city's top eateries, Stabler launched restaurant, venue, and eventual record label Bethlehem XXX in 2013.
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There are a few on-site eateries, including The Edge, with an expansive breakfast buffet with everything from made-to-order eggs and waffles to pastries, fried rice, dim sum, yogurt, and sushi.
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Seven of the new eateries are Southern California concepts making their airport debuts, including SeaLegs Wine Bar; Slapfish Modern Seafood Shack, a casual seafood specialist; Fresh Brothers Pizza; and Built, offering creative hamburgers.
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Located in the Gowanus area — notorious for its smelly canal and gritty industrial buildings — the building is part of a now bustling neighborhood that features a Whole Foods, trendy eateries and hip bars.
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Khan also recommended that curry houses add local dishes to their menus, presumably to capture British diners' newfound interest "authentic" Indian food, which has fueled the rise of regional Indian eateries like Dishoom.
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L'Avenue at Saks is one of the trendiest eateries in NYC, and it proves that the retailer-restaurant relationship is more important than ever for the survival of brick-and-mortar department stores
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With sunny weather, top of the line eateries, welcoming locals, and scenic views that compete with some of the world's most exotic places, St. Croix is absolutely a place for lovers to go.
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But customers are flocking to new upscale eateries such as Ample Hills Creamery for ice cream, Chuko for ramen and Joyce Bakeshop, all on Vanderbilt Avenue, and Morgan's Brooklyn Barbecue on Flatbush Avenue.
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Each week, the pop-up changes up its ice cream offerings, treating customers to signature flavors dreamt up by eateries like Black Tap, Chinatown Ice Cream Factory and McConnell's Fine Ice Cream & Maman.
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Back in 2014, the New York Times food critic Pete Wells coined this "camera cuisine," noting that at high-end eateries in particular, its rise seemed intrinsically linked to a decline in taste.
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It has become such a norm to see people treating these dolls like infants that some Thai eateries are now catering to this trend by serving kids' meals meant for "Look Thep" dolls.
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The 23-year-old costars alongside Bobby on The Flay List, a new show on the Food Network which follows the pair as they explore their favorite local eateries in New York City.
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While crafting delicious and wholesome food at home sounds like a dream, most of us don't have the time or patience, so quick and dirty meals from local eateries are our go-to.
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The new "click & collection" service is live for 700+ eateries in 13 U.K. cities at launch: Aberdeen, Birmingham, Cardiff, Glasgow, Leeds, Liverpool, London, Manchester, Milton Keynes, Newcastle, Norwich, Nottingham and Edinburgh (Old Town).
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In an October 20183 statement, the foundation outlined that eligible eateries will each receive HK$22018,25 ($214.4,651.81 USD) grants to support their businesses through the ongoing economic unrest caused by the mass protests.
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There's also a 1,600-foot-long zip line and a helium balloon that rises 450 feet into the sky, as well as a swim-up bar, various eateries, and private cabanas and daybeds.
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While lower prices and cheap eateries may be a good way to win over twentysomethings, so far there is no word if 365 markets will offer Trader Joe's real secret weapon — cookie butter.
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Filled with stunning photos of global eateries, the book explores how food culture has evolved to become more than just about what's on the menu — but the surroundings in which you're eating it.
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The partnership, announced earlier this year, will empower Ducasse Conseil's experts to audit Ponant's menus, develop new culinary concepts, and train the chefs who work the kitchens of Ponant's 10 at-sea eateries.
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The result is a journey to Mozambique for piri-piri chicken, Japan for bullet train bento boxes, San Sebastian pintxos bars, and a further 497 of the most exciting eateries anywhere on Earth.
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Buy it here >> The 40th anniversary edition of "Roadfood" includes 1,000 of America's best local eateries along highways and back roads, with nearly 200 new listings, as well as a brand new design.
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The company started after the founder opened a restaurant that was packed yet losing money, so it built machine learning tools to improve margins and now it's selling that software to all eateries.
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Now Guy Fieri , host of Food Network's popular "Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives," and "Guy&aposs Grocery Games" will get a chance to revisit some of the favorite eateries he's visited on the show.
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And the company has been flexing those muscles to defend the restaurants it handles bookings for by allowing eateries to ban customers for up to a year if they no-show on a reservation.
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The 21-year old company, founded in Vancouver as a design studio by day and yoga studio by night, further said it would open an experiential store, with meditation, yoga and eateries, in July.
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There are exceptions—the cafe culture of the Northern Quarter and the neon-lit South Asian eateries of the Curry Mile—but it's fair to say that few people come here for the food.
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While the furniture giant has not yet released the details of where or when these independent eateries may first appear, it's something the Swedish company is looking into, a spokesperson confirmed to TODAY Food.
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These eateries are often more expensive than traditional fast food restaurants, but less expensive than sit-down restaurants, since they save on things like front of house staff, printed menus and large dining rooms.
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From iconic desserts like Belgian waffles to savory dishes such as dim sum, pad thai, and Polish pierogies, just about every corner of the world is packed with famous eateries and must-try foods.
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Overly large portions and food laden with sugar and fats are regularly being served in sit-down eateries, as well as fast food outlets, according to two studies published in the BMJ on Wednesday.
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I love that I've been able to explore so many picturesque cobblestone streets with loads of amusements and fish-and-chip shops overlooking the sea, plus city centers with small shops and local eateries.
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In 2018, Japan's parliament passed a watered-down version of a health ministry proposal to limit secondhand smoke, which allows smoking in more places than the original proposal, including in roughly half of eateries.
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First inhabited by Chumash Indians and popular with disciples of Jiddu Krishnamurti, the Indian Theosophist leader who made his home there, Ojai is a hotbed of meditation retreats, herbal medicine shops and vegan eateries.
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Although a lot of restaurants and eateries are having to think about laying off workers, some major pizza chains, such as Domino's, are looking to hire more than 50,000 new employees during the coronavirus.
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More proletarian and arguably better meals may be had at the city's Irani cafes, dingy eateries equipped with bentwood chairs, prominently posted rules ("Please do not argue with management") and photographs of Zoroastrian bodybuilders.
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Stranded in New York, I made the best of it on the first Sunday of play, trekking to three matches in three eateries in three distinct neighborhoods along with my grandson, also named George.
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Bergland, a 33-year-old nonprofit worker in New York City, says he's thinking about keeping his distance from small mom-and-pop eateries, where employees handle cash and then hand over your food.
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In a culture almost unique to the city, situated in the province of Andalusia in southern Spain, bars and eateries around town serve tapas to patrons at no cost, whenever they order a drink.
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It also has a growing food scene — HuffPo once called Bend one of the best restaurant cities, having the third-most eateries per capita with over 400 restaurants for a population of around 94,000.
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But at a dozen White Castle and Red Robin locations across the United States, the much-discussed burgers were in scarce supply on Friday, when the eateries were contacted by The New York Times.
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The meat cake first got started as something of a gimmick at the country's yakiniku restaurants: eateries specializing in grilled meat where many Japanese go to celebrate special occasions like, you guessed it, birthdays.
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Since that day, Danay has worked hard to raise awareness of her non-profit's mission by giving talks at school assemblies, meeting with city officials and hosting board meetings at kid-friendly eateries like McDonald's.
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The vendors, varying from small hole-in-the-wall eateries to employees from large chain stores like Uniqlo, express their reactions that are telling of their preconceived notions, or lack thereof, of bitcoin and cryptocurrency.
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As informational text emphasizes, Chinese food is so much more than those dishes endemic in the popular, standard eateries — Lo mein, chow mein, and variations on chicken doused in sauces in every shade of orange.
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Under the old structure the presidents of the provincial governments were responsible for attending to services such as housing and welfare, garbage collection and taxes and the numerous businesses such as eateries that they run.
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Hudson Yards has nearly as many unique food options — cocktail bars, a Spanish food hall, craft coffee shops, and eateries run by celebrity chefs Thomas Keller and David Chang — to offer as it does retail.
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During a two-week stretch in September, Murphy visited at least ten—if not more—different eateries in Delray Beach, and on each occasion, she complained of finding a piece of glass in her entree.
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Downtown Disney District where it is located is adjacent to the park though not located inside (meaning you do not need a ticket to enter) and is home to a variety of eateries and shops.
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Darden Restaurants, whose brands include Olive Garden, LongHorn Steakhouse and Bahama Breeze, posted slightly higher sales at its eateries open at least a year in its latest quarter, though they fell short of analysts' estimates.
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With winter coming, and eateries across China already squeezed by high pork and other food prices, Meituan has said it will focus more on finding increased ad revenue rather than raising commissions or delivery fees.
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Instead of a food court, the mall has brought in Mike Isabella, a chef and restaurateur, to build a 41,000-square-foot dining complex with eight eateries, including a raw bar and a tapas restaurant.
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The menu was no sweat for Spieth, who asked for Texas barbecue similar to what can be found on the menu of one of his favorite Austin eateries (beef brisket, smoked half-chicken, pork ribs).
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IHOP's decision to expand into fast casual comes as the broader full-service restaurant industry has seen foot traffic decline as more consumers choose independent eateries or buy ready-made options at the grocery store.
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Here are four expert-recommended places to buy in bulk that aren't a warehouse club: Webstaurant is geared toward supplying restaurants, but many products that are needed at eateries are also useful in the house.
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Many undocumented Indians here in Sunnyvale have low-skilled service jobs, catering to their well-heeled brethren who frequent the Indian supermarkets, eateries and clothing shops that line El Camino Real, the main commercial corridor.
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Mario Batali and John Besh are just some of the chefs no longer at their elegant eateries due to sexual harassment allegations, but mistreatment of restaurant workers isn't limited to those approaching Michelin-star territory.
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Amazon announced today that it is partnering with more than 350 New York City eateries on meal delivery, in a move that will pit it against a host of incumbents and delivery startups, as well.
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Peru's travel-worthy gastronomy is no secret with 10 of the country's eateries on the list of "50 Best Restaurants in Latin America" this year and rave reviews from diners and food writers the world over.
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Johansson collaborated with chef Will Horowitz from New York eateries Ducks Eatery and Harry and Ida's to design their menu, which features popcorn seasoned with sea salt and olive oil, Vermont maple and strawberries and cream.
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The company plans to be in locations across the country as quickly as possible, ranging from Michelin starred restaurants like Public in New York to better burger chains and stand alone eateries such as Oakland's KronnerBurger.
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Whether that's true — or just the all-consuming love for our four-legged friends talking — may be up for debate, but many eateries are willing to accommodate our desires to keep our dogs included in mealtime.
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And each of these 'content eateries' taking pride in the interior of its real estate, with dedicated managers who make their presence felt and whose jobs are to ensure great facilities but no violent food fights.
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While there is a growing number of private sector joints in Old Havana, considered one of the jewels of colonial architecture in the Caribbean, virtually all the state hotels and eateries are owned by the military.
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White supremacists and other hate groups visiting Washington, D.C., this weekend for the second Unite The Right rally will be barred from eating at some restaurants in the city, while other eateries plan to close altogether.
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The original exterior and floors were left intact, while upgrades like expansive Art Deco skylights, heated bathroom floors, and three distinctly different eateries from award-winning Chef Jonathan Benno ushered the hotel into a new era.
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That future may not be far off, with some homes in places like Bangkok and Singapore - where a plethora of street food and online eateries exist - already being built with shared or only partial kitchen facilities.
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" O'Leary says this if he goes to a place two or three times and decides it will be on his regular roster of eateries, "I introduce myself to the manager and ask to meet the owner.
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Historically African-American and troubled by high crime - and the target of redevelopment efforts for decades - the neighborhood is a mélange of old mom-and-pop shops and upscale retailers and eateries catering to young professionals.
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Andrés grew up in Spain and found fame as a chef in Washington, where his tapas restaurant, Jaleo, opened in the early 1990s and spawned a mini-empire of eateries across the city and the country.
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Mall owners are increasingly building out food halls with local chef-driven eateries, sushi bars and premium coffee shops, as retailers such as Payless ShoeSource, Gymboree and Charlotte Russe close up shop, leaving behind empty real estate.
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So, the way this works is, anyone who wants to work at Hooters can use a Japanese service called Spacee that specializes in connecting digital nomads looking for a table and some wi-fi with Tokyo eateries.
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MOMS SLAM TARGET, WALMART FOR 'HOOKER STYLE' SHORTS FOR TWEENS Milk, 100 percent fruit juices, water, and flavored or sparkling water without added sweeteners must now be the default beverages for kids&apos meals at Baltimore eateries.
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Pizza Hut is struggling to keep its market share in a crowded dining market, amid rivalry from Domino's Pizza, local eateries as well as food-delivery apps that offer a wide selection of restaurants to choose from.
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Now, however, companies are offering consumers a fully immersive experience through themed eateries, like the recently opened Kawaii Monster Café, where giant strawberries and macarons line the walls, and a nightmarish, fully working carousel dominates the entrance.
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Between his U.K. and Fox versions of "Kitchen Nightmares" — which aired for a collective 14 seasons — he's dined at more subpar eateries and screamed into the faces of more subpar chefs than likely anyone living or dead.
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Restaurant Group, most of whose restaurants and gastropubs focus on American, TexMex and traditional British cuisine, had announced a deal last month to buy Wagamama, to expand its chain of pubs and airport and shopping mall eateries.
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As in the US, some eateries' owners have complained that the system is unfair and needlessly nit-picky, and that they must wait up to six months to apply for a new inspection to boost their scores.
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Starbucks' training could have a lasting impact on its employees' behavior and pave the way for other companies to finally tackle racism in their own eateries and shops, said Heather McGhee, president of public policy group Demos.
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This time, though, each choice really would matter: Listening to the piece on leafy Fifth Avenue, beside Central Park, would offer a very different experience from listening among the elegant jewelers and boutiques and eateries on Madison.
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The holding company controls virtually all of the thousands of stores, supermarkets and malls in the country that sell imported products ranging from food and beverages to clothing and appliances, and hundreds of gas stations and eateries.
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That's easy to forgive, though: this isn't an expansive fantasy landscape with lots of open areas, this is densely packed urban Japan, with people, apartments, hotels, stores, eateries, and entertainment complexes crammed into almost every space available.
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Some residents complain that Google's robust expansion in Chelsea keeps driving up the cost of housing, while small businesses say the company's free-food-at-work culture has taken money out of the pockets of local eateries.
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Amirah Gajia, whose Bake Street cafe in a vibrant corner of Hackney attracts a multi-cultural crowd of families and hipsters, has had to shut down along with most other London eateries because of government safety measures.
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Fear of the coronavirus has induced an extraordinary calm in Lagos, Nigeria's famously boisterous mega-city where streets known for miles of gridlock have emptied of traffic and eateries serving takeaways are almost the only shops open.
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Amirah Gajia, whose Bake Street cafe in a vibrant corner of Hackney attracts a multi-cultural crowd of families and hipsters, has had to shut down along with most other London eateries because of government safety measures.
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Whether or not she stays on RHOBH, LVP will remain a celebrated Bravo fixture — I mean, what are the SURvers without their British, pink-clad, dog-clutching boss to call the shots at her many West Hollywood eateries?
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Though everything from fancy eateries to convenience stores is on China's main food-delivery apps, HEYTEA stayed off them early on (the firm's first shops were in a handful of second-tier cities in southern Guangdong in 2012).
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Stars can expect to be eating spicy chicken, BBQ braised short rib, homemade coleslaw, fresh sea salt potato chips, and three-cheese mac 'n' cheese, all of which you can find at many of the neighborhood's local eateries.
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Last year, before the current law even came into effect, Parisian authorities and catering unions joined forces to introduce doggy bags, which have been rebranded as le gourmet bag by some restaurants, into 100 of the city's eateries.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A New York judge on Wednesday shot down a challenge by a restaurant trade group and upheld a city rule requiring many chain eateries to post warnings on menu items that are high in sodium.
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Restaurants like the field-to-fork Root Down has a 4 1/2-star rating with more than 1,000 reviews to its name, along with other highly rated eateries like Tapas Sky Bar and Crú Food & Wine Bar.
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Eateries in the state dominated Yelp's new list of the best 100 restaurants in the U.S. The list, based on an analysis of Yelp users' ratings, highlighted everything from traditional sit-down restaurants to street-side food trucks.
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The rapper ran into the former Democratic presidential nominee and her husband, former President Bill Clinton, at Rao's in New York City, an Italian restaurant that is known to be one of the Big Apple's most exclusive eateries.
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Named best airport in the world for six consecutive years by Skytrax, the premiere airport-ranking organization, Changi boasts amenities, eateries, and shops more in line with a luxury resort or fancy outdoor mall than a transit hub.
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Also, throughout the month, 19 of Batali's restaurants will be holding fundraising dinners—but just in case you can't make it to one of his eateries, he's sharing this hearty dish exclusively in this week's issue of PEOPLE.
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Round Top, Texas, is about midway between Austin and Houston and, known for its twice-yearly week-long antique fairs, performances at the Round Top Festival Institute, and down-home-style eateries, Round Top is worth the drive.
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Ebsworth's nonchalance is surprising, given that tomorrow night, he'll be throwing a party to launch Howard's Meat Co.'s new permanent home at Netil Market, a car park near London Fields that hosts independent eateries and food stalls.
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In the pervasive racial segregation of the day, Ms. Miller and her group faced daily reminders of their secondary status in renting rooms, riding in the back of buses, dining in black eateries and sometimes confronting white protests.
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The fortunes of the Bucks and Brewers are followed in unpretentious taverns that wouldn't feel out of place on a rural crossroads, and traditional meat-and-potato eateries are as patronized as the latest farm-to-table restaurant.
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"I was inspired by the bustling 'fly restaurants' of Chengdu, old-school eateries that still dot the city, and despite being run-down and decrepit, are so delicious that they're said to attract people like flies," she says.
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New Delhi, India (CNN)The call to prayer rings out through the crowded, bustling streets of Old Delhi -- a maze of chaotic streets full of honking scooters, shouting rickshaw wallas, vendors selling jewelery and eateries laden with sweet delicacies.
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They loiter at traffic lights in cities, weaving between cars and knocking on windows to beg, or in makeshift roadside eateries washing dishes, or fields of cotton, rice and maize, toiling in the heat and exposed to toxic pesticides.
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We talk about Domino&aposs daily because he loves Domino&aposs and I am Italian and I defend like the love local Italian eateries, so we are talking about Domino&aposs all the time, but this is really fly.
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Yet, here in the West, we read and commission more stories about poop-themed restaurants, Communist hot pot eateries, and dog-eating festivals than deeply, thoughtfully researched pieces on Chinese pickling techniques and the art of Chinese lamb roasts.
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It was one of those tiny Japanese eateries that seat eight people at the most, the kind passersby who are not regular customers either overlook or hesitate to enter without being accompanied by an habitué known to the chef.
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That didn't deter Taiwanese-born, Vancouver-raised, and Sydney-trained chef Jowett Yu, who went all-out when he launched his project in a subterranean space in SoHo that had already served as the graveyard for multiple other eateries.
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Disney Parks' blog states that more information about Avengers Campus will be revealed later this weekend, specifically Sunday, when they will announce what guests will be able to experience inside the new land — from attractions to eateries and beyond.
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But sometime in the past few years, the number of restaurants per capita in Montreal actually surpassed that of New York, and one of the newest additions to the many eateries in the food-crazy city is Vladimir Poutine.
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These eateries and food banks have participated in the donation program: Bodhi Bowl, Eataly, Kayndaves, BiiBiip Mediterranean, Feast From The East, Veggie Grill, The Midnight Mission, Westside Food Bank, World Harvest Food Bank, and the Sylvia Rivera Soup Kitchen.
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That $3 billion includes lost revenue for restaurants as tourists skipped trips to the nation's capital to visit the Smithsonian museums and 800,000 federal employees missed paychecks and cashed in on deals and free meals from local eateries instead.
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""The participants were told that, at the end of the semester, a random drawing of their names would be held and those few who were chosen would have their holdings converted to Dining Services coupons redeemable at campus eateries.
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Population: 7,692Median household income: $133,322Median home price: $355,579Projected job growth: 2.8%Fun fact: The Fulton River District is less than five minutes away by train from The Loop, which features some of Chicago's best eateries, shops, and entertainment venues.
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On Sunday, November 11 and Monday, November 12 (which is observed Veteran's Day this year), there are a number of eateries nationwide ready to welcome all veterans and active military members to sit down and chow down—for free!
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Given that some airports are outfitting their common spaces with pretty eateries, power outlets, table top tablets and children's play areas, hanging out in communal spaces can be more relaxing than a crowded domestic lounge with busted power outlets.
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Many eateries have rolled out a number of ads trying to get all bachelors and bachelorettes through their door — and we've compiled a to-do list so you can capitalize on them for all the necessary meals of the day.
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Having emigrated to Canada in the 1980s, Challet was already known for his culinary expertise through his work at notable Toronto eateries such as Auberge du Pommier, The Fifth, and his own restaurant, Bouchon, which he had opened in 2002.
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Travel review website TripAdvisor has published its list of the world's best fine-dining restaurants, with European eateries doing better than those in the U.S. France, Spain, the U.K. and Italy each have three entries in the list of 25 restaurants.
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He's been driving around LA ands its outer parts in his beat up pickup truck for decades, blasting chamber music on the highways as he chronicles the city's food carts, trucks, stands, hole-in-the-wall restaurants, and strip mall eateries.
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There are parallels: For now, in all but eight states (Alaska, California, Hawaii, Minnesota, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, and Washington), eateries are exempt from paying their workers the federal minimum wage if they make more than $30 a month in tips.
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Spread across the U.S., from Hawaii to Las Vegas to New Jersey, America's best malls often include food halls curated with local eateries, rotating pop-up exhibits to house e-commerce brands, popular off-price retailers, grocers and experiential venues.
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The owner of Frankie & Benny's said that 60.43 percent votes at the shareholders' meeting were cast in favor of the 357 million pound ($456.46 million) deal, which gives it a larger chain of pubs and airport and shopping mall eateries.
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That invocation of youth speaks to an impulse these eateries are tapping into—starting with the food itself, which typically indulges our escapist yearning for greasy childhood favorites (think: the humorously corn-dog-sized mozzarella sticks on sale at Bernie's).
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In addition to having her life documented by the Bravo cameras, Vanderpump, alongside husband Ken Todd, owns and operates Los Angeles eateries SUR (that's Sexy Unique Restaurant to the uninitiated), PUMP, Villa Blanca, and the most recently opened TOM TOM.
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Covering 14 acres individually at both Disneyland, Anaheim and Disney's Hollywood Studios in Florida, the lands are pieces of the planet Batuu, and they host Black Spire Outpost, a village with shops, eateries, villagers and a First Order advance post.
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Compared to the roughly €3 they had been paying at other eateries, the price seemed obscene, but their waiter produced a menu showing they had in fact been given a deal, as the restaurant had waived the €2.50 a head cover.
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She celebrates restaurants located in oft-ignored pockets of the city, affordable mom-and-pop eateries without PR agencies or mainstream press (she typically finds them on food blogs) which "tell a story about the life of the city," she says.
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" When asked why few local talent and eateries earned stars, Singaporean hawker heritage advocate K.F. Seetoh points to the encouragement of automation, a lack of culinary creativity and manpower issues: "There's no real true learning institutions in the culinary field here.
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Gladys says she gave the green light to use her name and image for the restaurants back in '99, but put the kibosh on the deal a few months ago after the eateries were raided by the Georgia Department of Revenue.
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In New York State, longtime eateries like Del Rio Diner and Bob and Ron's Fish Fry that have survived generations have recently gone out of business with the owners citing the state's dramatic minimum wage increase as the death knell.
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Naturally, the requisite bars, shops, and eateries have bubbled up to accommodate the bright-eyed and bushy-tailed young things (until the city crushes their dreams and the move back home.) SawtelleTechnically, it's Little Osaka, and some even call it Japantown.
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Cafes have a mix of regular tables and sit-down "cocktail" video game cabinets (sadly unplayable), just as they did in the late '70s and 80s—many arcade games were marketed to cafes and other casual eateries as well as arcades.
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Fast food eateries across the U.S. The boys in blue are struggling against service workers in green Starbucks aprons or black and gray McDonald's polos who are primed to disrespect them, ignore them, write them rude little messages, even poison them.
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The result is Belly Full, a book chronicling more than 60 eateries across the country, from the bakeries making legendary hard dough bread in Manchester to a place in London that claims to serve the best roti you'll ever eat.
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In Shanghai, the number of shoppers is still far below normal, from the cheap eateries and budget shops of blue-collar neighborhoods on the city's southside to the luxury stores of Nanjing Road, the most famous shopping avenue in China.
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They begin by making lists of eateries, outdoor spots, shopping locales and historic sites with which they are familiar, as the assignment requires at least one student to have visited the site either before or during the data gathering process.
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LAGOS, March 27 (Reuters) - Fear of the coronavirus has induced an extraordinary calm in Lagos, Nigeria's famously boisterous mega-city where streets known for miles of gridlock have emptied of traffic and eateries serving takeaways are almost the only shops open.
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And the savvy eateries of the world know this too — by making their dishes photogenic and ensuring they have good lighting, people will photograph the food and post it online in the hope of raking in those all-important likes.
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Art Basel has contributed to the gentrification of the Wynwood neighborhood in Miami, and there is great concern that Little Haiti — with its flourishing indie art galleries, and trendy eateries replacing botanicas — is well on its way to a similar fate.
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Not so in Tel Aviv, where Friday nights bring crowds to the cafes and bars lining Rabin Square and Rothschild Boulevard, and the clubs and eateries of bohemian Florentin overflow into the wee hours with hipsters whose beards rival any Hasid's.
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But if they have the menu del dia (menu of the day) in one of the many small local eateries, it will cost less than $3 each for a delicious two or three-course meal, including a non-alcoholic drink.
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With thousands of eateries (67 of which are Michelin starred) battling it out for your money and list after list scrutinizing the best place for Sunday brunch, it can feel a little overwhelming to try and find a decent dinner.
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Next door, you'll run into a couple guys giving tattoos, and across from them is a woman selling soccer jerseys next to a guy hawking cell phone covers while eating a plate from one of the fantastic Mexican eateries in the food court.
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" The beer will be available for a limited time at Colorado-area Red Robin eateries, though Burkle says, "if it turns out they [consumers] love having their burger and drinking it too there's always the possibility of "crafting" another innovation in the future!
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Compiled by the Center for Science in the Public Interest — the same DC-based organization that lobbied the government to mandate that chains must post calorie counts — it includes hits from popular national eateries like Chili's, Uno Pizzeria & Grill and Shake Shack.
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Babi guling warungs (bare-bones streetside eateries) are all over the island, usually marked with a poorly photoshopped image of a pig ripped from Google images, but few are as famous as where I am now: Warung Babi Guling Ibu Oka 2361.
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The country's dense capital area, with more than 20 million people and scant open space, could challenge IKEA's traditional model, which calls for vast warehouses on city outskirts packed with goods from lamps to couches and eateries known for their Swedish meatballs.
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The race for massive digital disruption in restaurants, from fast food and casual dining to high-end eateries, is only going to get more intense, and McDonald's acquisition makes a strong statement about how far it's willing to go to win over customers.
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Not all Western airports have austere arrival concourses à la Heathrow; many have eateries and bars (Gulliver remembers taking an hour once to leave LAX arrivals because of the offer of a beer, or two, at the concourse bar from a welcoming friend).
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The announcement follows the decision by Seattle, Starbucks' hometown, to completely ban plastic straws and utensils from all eateries as a means to, among other environment-related reasons, help battle the growing crisis of plastic pollution of the oceans, particularly the Pacific Ocean.
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With exceptional design, a prime location, and comfortable accommodations, you'll be happy with your stay even if you don't frequent the excellent eateries, but I'd suggest at least having a cocktail at the speakeasy inside Benno when it's open (Tuesday-Saturday nights).
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For starters, it was inspired by chicken and waffles, an entree that is part of the trend of soul food items rising from post-reconstruction fare for southern black citizens to post-gentrification fare offered at slick eateries in post-black neighborhoods.
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Founded by Tim and Nina Zagat as a survey of their friends' opinions on New York City eateries, Zagat and its quotation-mark-laden reviews — appearing in the company's distinctive burgundy-colored guidebooks — once made the publisher synonymous with searches for restaurants.
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He plans this year to start a men's wear line, expand a global e-commerce operation and roll out more retail stores and coffee shops in Asia (the brand also has a number of chic coffee shops and eateries in Manila and Jakarta).
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There were outcries when Malaysia in 2016 ordered eateries and fast food chains such as Auntie Anne's and A&W to change the name of dishes such as 'Pretzel Dog' and 'Coney Dog' to 'Pretzel Sausage' and 'Beef Coney' or 'Chicken Coney'.
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"Lunch specifically has been a struggle, and many of these restaurants either are forced to close or get creative," says Borden, noting that some of them turn their eateries during the day into co-working spaces, while others get into the delivery business.
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"Beyond hotels, there's the new permanent installation of one of Yayoi Kusama's kaleidoscopic Mirror Infinity Rooms at the Institute of Contemporary Art/Boston, and the recent opening of a Time Out Market, bringing together 15 of the city's best eateries," Sessa writes.
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Formally known as Bob's Kitchen — the fleet of eateries that pioneered tasty vegan food in Paris — Kitchen is a low-key organic canteen that pumps out colorful bowls of veggies and rice, topped off with a choice of three different spiced sauces.
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Brookfield's Tysons Galleria mall in Virginia has a concept on the third floor of the mall called "Urbanspace at Tysons Galleria" that's brought in some favorite eateries from the Washington, D.C., area, such as Lady M cakes, Sen Khao noodles and Ice Cream Jubilee.
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Nordstrom's new flagship store for women, opening later this fall in New York, will have six eateries inside, including a cocktail bar on the shoe floor and a space called Jeannie's that's "ideal for families" and serves pizza and salads, according to the company.
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But luckily, you need not look any further than MUNCHIES, because we've compiled our list of LA's most reliably delicious late-night eateries—the kinds of gems that will serve you affordable food and a little coffee well into the wee hours without any judgement.
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But in addition to his empire of high-end eateries around the globe — including his namesake Jean-Georges in New York, which has a coveted two-Michelin-star rating — Vongerichten has a hot dog cart on Manhattan's Upper East Side that sells $6 franks.
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One could argue that the neighborhood became the model for a luxury-ghetto paradigm that has been replicated on the Bowery, and in the adjoining neighborhoods of Nolita, and Tribeca, transforming downtown New York into a glitzy outdoor shopping mall peppered with high-end eateries.
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That was one of the experiences that drove McMaster to open Britain's first zero-waste restaurant, one of a rising number of eateries on a drive to cut food waste as millions of people in a growing global population struggle to get enough to eat.
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Restaurants, from quick-service chains such as Panera Bread to sit-down eateries such as Applebee's, are ramping up or diving into delivery for the first time to meet the demand of diners who increasingly want everything — from groceries to gadgets — dropped at their door.
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From a shop in Georgia that sandwiches ice cream between the two halves of a doughnut, to a store in Virginia that sells doughnuts as large as a grown person's head, there are plenty of sweet and unique eateries to explore throughout the United States.
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THE MEDIA CENTER HAS BEEN ... FUN: Hundreds of people descended to the sweltering media tents -- yes, tents in a parking lot -- to find few spots with cold water or food, with just two eateries open inside the convention center serving food and drinks around lunchtime.
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The venues he has picked to conduct his official transition planning attest to his success as a real estate developer: Trump Tower, the Manhattan skyscraper where he lives and works amid Trump-themed eateries and boutiques; Mar-a-Lago, the upscale, private Palm Beach, Fla.
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Kim grew up frequenting Korean eateries in Flushing, establishments where you "shovel it in and are shoved out," and he wondered what it would be like if some of his favorite food came with wine pairings and a beer selection beyond Obi and Bud Light.
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The new series "Restaurants on the Edge" attempts a positive spin on the same concept, following the chef Dennis Prescott, the designer Karin Bohn and the restaurateur Nick Liberato as they try to use a lighter touch in realizing the potential of struggling eateries.
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If traditional Southeast Asian eateries are personified in the sombre silhouette of the late Thai king, the Lucky Bee is the spirited progeny of Nicki Minaj (with a penchant for pink and bold prints) and Grace Jones (to whom the bathroom décor pays assiduous homage).
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Over the last six weeks, owners of some of the better-known eateries have been called to meetings where Havana city officials first praised their contributions to the economy and tourism, then listed all the regulatory violations some commit, warning them to cease and desist.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS Ortiz joins actor and restaurant co-owner Robert De Niro in requesting that Donald Trump stay away from their eateries, with the latter announcing last month that he'd "never let Trump into any of the Nobu restaurants."
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Burrous, who joined the KTLA team in 8003, became a viewer favorite: he helped expand the morning news to seven days a week by anchoring on weekends, and also had his own segment "Burrous' Bites," where he highlighted Southern California's best hole-in-the-wall eateries.
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More than a year after the initial allegations surfaced, Batali stepped away from his restaurant empire — including his high-profile eateries across the globe like Babbo and Del Posto in New York City — and sold all of his shares in Eataly, an Italian marketplace/restaurant chain.
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Burrous, who joined the KTLA team in 2011, became a viewer favorite: he helped expand the morning news to seven days a week by anchoring on weekends, and also had his own segment "Burrous' Bites," where he highlighted Southern California's best hole-in-the-wall eateries.
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Throughout Meyer's 34-year career, he has revolutionized the restaurant industry, banning smoking at Union Square Cafe 12 years before it became law, eliminating tipping, offering a paid four-week parental leave policy and having "feeling" be his guiding principle within the walls of his eateries.
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A smattering of Korean restaurants cluster together in the Richmond; taquerias line 16th Street (now interrupted by shiny, newly constructed apartment buildings); and in the Tenderloin, there are corners where you find yourself in what feels like a 360-degree outdoor mini-mall of Vietnamese eateries.
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Whether or not this new order will pass muster in our court system, one of the unintended consequences of this latest attack on our immigrant population — alongside the president's previous executive guidance on undocumented immigrants — will be a closing down of some of our favorite ethnic eateries.
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The new American Dream mall in New Jersey, once it is complete, will be 45% retail shops and the rest of the square footage will be devoted to eateries, theme parks, a ski slope, miniature golf and an ice rink, among other things for visitors to do.
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Salt must soon be on the menu — very visibly — at hundreds more chain restaurants in New York City, after a court on Thursday cleared the way for the city to enforce a rule requiring many eateries to alert consumers to food items with high salt content.
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Check out the 22 site-specific artworks in and around the Münsterplatz in the city center, visit excellent museums and arts foundations in three different countries, then take in the world-class architecture and Michelin-starred eateries before exploring the nightlife in the city's trendy Kleinbasel district.
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They include Deliveroo, the food-delivery business that focuses on a smaller group of hip eateries and competes (fiercely) with the likes of Uber Eats and Amazon Restaurants among the newer guard of delivery startups, but also Just-Eat and others that have been around for years.
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Although many well-known stores and eateries have closed in recent years, the neighborhood still has plenty of "fun little restaurants that offer quality food, mom-and-pop shops, an intimacy that a lot of Manhattan has lost," said Maria Manuche, a real estate agent with Compass.
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But even as the company has mastered the art of reaching people on their smartphones — where they spend an increasing portion of their internet time — Bosworth says the platform previously lacked readymade forms with which friends can share information about favorite shops and eateries or lock down important dates.
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On-board eateries include Wake, a steak and seafood restaurant, Pink Agave, a taqueria inspired by the streets of Mexico City, Razzle Dazzle, a vegetable-focused restaurant that will host a drag brunch, as well as a food hall, 24-hour dinner, pizza joint and a test kitchen.
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Much of it was set in roaring, steamy, yelling kitchens, from his first job as a dishwasher at the Dreadnaught in Provincetown, Massachusetts, through the slow climb as prep drone, line cook or sous chef at various eateries round New York, to head chef at Les Halles in Manhattan.
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"Considering the push they had at CES and the fact that they are expanding the product line there will probably be more Googlers to join the ranks of Apple, Amazon and other companies' staff in the watering holes and eateries of Shenzhen, in Nanshan or Futian," he added.
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And of course, just as I discovered the fish pon bun late at night, there are offerings for the Bermudian staple up until 4am, at Jor-Jay's food truck on Front Street or fast food eateries, like Ice Queen, where crowds gather for a brief afterparty of their own.
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Hawaiian activist Dr. Kalama O Ka Aina posted the video Saturday calling out the Chicago-based company, which was started in 2016 by Illinois-native Zach Friedlander, for reportedly sending cease and desist letters to other eateries with similar names, demanding they no longer use "aloha" or "poke" together.
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Targeting consumers who are not physically going to restaurants for every meal, we've seen a huge rise in the number of delivery services like Postmates and Doordash, which help people order essentially anything they want to eat from a wide range of eateries, at the tap of a button.
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To put those numbers into context, the most colonies found in the fast food category was 59,380 at the burger spot, and those germs were found mostly in the bathroom, as opposed to bacteria being spread equally among the condiments, bathroom, and water sources at the higher-end eateries.
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Today the Salloura family manages the bakery out of a bustling avenue in Istanbul's historic Fatih district, where traditional eateries have sprouted up in order to offer cheap, filling and nostalgia-inducing food for the more than 300,000 Syrian refugees who have made this city their home in exile.
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Chefs here rely heavily on local fruits and seafood, and some of the most interesting eateries require a bit of a trek from the neon glitz of Miami Beach, whether it be in search of burgers and craft beer in yuppified Wynwood or fried chicken in Little Haiti.
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The proud music and nightlife culture of New York City has changed the world and still brings visitors from all over to stare vacantly at the simulacrum known as Joey Ramone Place, which sits across from fashion boutiques, upscale eateries, and bank outposts, and wonder where it all went.
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The new "land" — which opened on Thursday and is almost identical to the original "Galaxy's Edge" in California's Disneyland — features a number of rides, eateries, and stores based on the "Star Wars" franchise, including the Rise of the Resistance ride and build-you-own droid and lightsaber shops.
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New York joins more than 70 other cities that have already banned foam, and the announcement comes on the heels of proposals to outlaw plastic straws at eateries across the boroughs, ban single-use plastic bags statewide, and prevent the sale of disposable plastic bottles in city parks.
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Executives say the move opens new sales opportunities for the company, a pioneer and dominant player in restaurant delivery, as traditional eateries and supermarkets face pressure from third-party delivery "disruptors" that are flush with venture capital or subject to less stringent expectations when it comes to profits.
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Along with larger regional chains like In-N-Out, Carl's Jr., and Zankou Chicken, local LA eateries like Tommy's, Carney's, and The Oinkster picked up on the trend, adding a small container of cascabellas to ketchup stations or including two or three in a soufflé cup along with every order.
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The Soho restaurant from Yotam Ottolenghi, known for four other eateries including locations in Notting Hill and Islington, serves up bold flavours in signature dishes like courgette and manouri fritters, coriander seed-crusted burrata with slices of blood orange and twice-cooked baby chicken with lemon myrtle salt and chilli jam.
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There are so many things to experience in the city beyond getting your Instagram shot at the Griffith Observatory or the Walk of Fame: The sun-kissed SoCal destination is in the midst of a creative boom, with independent boutiques, innovative eateries, and interesting museums popping up left and right.
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WATCH THIS: McDonald's Announces the End of the Dollar Menu No word if West has future plans to wax poetic about other eateries (maybe Kardashian-favorite In-N-Out is next?), but one thing's for sure: the rapper has reached peak success, and we (and McDonald's) couldn't be more proud.
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According to the National Restaurant Association, American eateries have about $709 billion in sales a year, so that seemingly small increase in spending (even excluding fast food and other types of restaurants), could boost the industry as a whole by almost 6 percent, based on our back-of-the-envelope calculations.
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Just a few blocks up, in the heart of the Corridor, cheap rentals provided shelter and consistency for people who might have otherwise been homeless, and who now face that prospect again, as the neighborhood has been rebranded "Midtown" and become host to a surge of high-end boutiques and eateries.
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In a great New York magazine article about loud restaurants, Adam Platt points out that the "Great Noise Boom" in eateries started to flourish in the late '90s, around the time Batali began pumping the music he and his kitchen staff enjoyed working to into the dining room at Babbo in New York.
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Adding a dine-in option feels like a natural way of expanding the Uber Eats service; it makes the platform available to restaurants who don't offer takeaway food, promises to free up tables faster at popular eateries, and creates the potential for cross-promotion between it and Uber's main ride-hailing service.
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Users can simply swipe up from the bottom of the window to open the pane, which has three tabs: one for nearby places, like eateries and ATMs; one for real-time commute information, including current traffic estimates; and one for public transportation, featuring the estimated time of arrival for upcoming trains and buses.
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OpenTable has compiled a list of this year's 100 Most Scenic Restaurants in America, which features restaurants boasting gorgeous views across 24 states and Washington, DC.From seaside restaurants with stunning sunset views to chic penthouse eateries in the heart of major cities, here are OpenTable's 100 Most Scenic Restaurants in America for 2019:
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But not all are taking the risk, and many Syrian restaurant owners say that because many have skills and entrepreneurial experience, they are striking out on their own with small businesses like the eateries, travel agencies and other small businesses on this street in the shadow of the neighborhood's large mosque complex.
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Turns out that many crew members work multiple jobs on the ship: one waiter I had at the Wonderland restaurant one night popped up at El Loco Fresh at lunch the next day and handed me a funnel cake at one of the eateries on Perfect Day at CocoCay the day after that.
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The new "Galaxy's Edge" at Disney World — which opened on Thursday and is almost identical to the original "Galaxy's Edge" in California's Disneyland — features a number of rides, eateries, and stores based on the "Star Wars" franchise, including the Rise of the Resistance ride and build-your-own droid and lightsaber shops.
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Eventually, technology could take over one's wallet to such a degree that apps will move most money behind the scenes without a consumer knowing about it — say, by making decisions about how much money to shift from a savings to an investment account or automatically applying discount codes at favorite eateries, O'Shea said.
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This spring, Seabourn, a line known for catering to those willing to pay for deep luxury, debuted a new Keller restaurant (called, simply, "The Grill") aboard the 600-passenger Seabourn Quest, with plans to add similarly fancy eateries — French Laundries at sea, essentially — to the line's other two boats by late 2018.
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Across this city there are 51 private cafeterias offering free food, most of them at tech companies, says Gwyneth Borden, executive director of the Golden Gate Restaurant Association, adding that those operations are cutting into the livelihoods of some 64,000 people who work in the 5,000-plus eateries that dot this foodie town.
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Since we've decided to compile a guide of our favorite LA bars, coffee shops, strip mall eateries, taquerias, and a bunch of other cool categories, it's only fair to give a shoutout to the brave chefs who agreed to get completely wasted on camera for us and then cook huge meals for their friends.
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As the months have gone by, sales at restaurants in Flint have dropped, even as eateries try to reassure customers: The giant sign outside Rally's promises "Water Passed," and the 501 Bar & Grill has posted the state environmental agency's form prominently on its front door, noting that lead was "not detected" in tests there.
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On the other hand, if you're traveling on a budget, many parts of the Middle East, as well as, countries in Eastern and Central Asia, typically have more affordable eateries than the U.S. Additionally, South American nations and certain parts of eastern Europe often offer low-cost dining options, according to data from Numbeo.
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In another recommendation the MAC suggests the removal of a condition restricting the recruitment of chefs via the SOL if they work at an establishment that offers a take-away service — perhaps a sign of the on-demand times, when startups like Deliveroo and JustEat have been expanding the pipeline of eateries that serve up take-out.
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According to the Baltimore Sun, Alex Todd McKay—the man behind that TripAdvisor account—has allegedly spent the past month dining-and-dashing at some of the city's best eateries, and has found a way to ditch the check so often that restaurant workers started a Facebook group so they could track him around the city.
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Ivan Iricanin, whose Street Guys Hospitality group operates more than a dozen eateries in the Washington area, including Ambar, says that his restaurants have increased the frequency of wipe-downs and that management met with the cleaning services they employ to make sure they were equipped — basically, just a stepped-up version of their day-to-day vigilance.
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The self-taught chef and seasoned restaurateur — who has owned and run several eateries in New Jersey, including Il Villino in Waldwick (which has closed) and Bistro 18 in Montclair (which he sold about three years ago) — has a team of four chefs in the kitchen bringing his food philosophy to life, and most of what they serve is appealing.
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Stout Burgers & Beer: Thick beef, chicken, or veggie patties that are ground daily on buttery brioche buns, and a "Goombah" burger option with smoked mozz, crispy prosciutto, and lemon-basil aioli make this restaurant an outlier in the scarce world of after-hours eateries in LA. Whatever you get, just make sure to chase with some of their always-crispy sweet potato fries.
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I quit my job as the executive tech editor at The Huffington Post, got hired as a "cellar rat" — the lowest of the low in the wine industry — and from there embarked on a journey that took me through Michelin-starred restaurants, Trump-country eateries, collectors' wine "orgies," and scientists' labs (all of which eventually led to my book, Cork Dork).
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I took and continue to take an effort to support black business in a city sturdily built on black culture, so I generally avoided the new places that cropped up and opted for the eateries recommended to me by my students at the community college I taught writing at—places their families had gone to since they were in diapers.
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Many diners remain wary of setting foot into eateries of all kinds, even though public health experts say restaurants are just as safe — and perhaps even safer — than other public spaces, such as buses, subways and event venues, where people are packed closer together than the three-foot buffer recommended by the World Health Organization between you and a coughing or sneezing person.
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WATCH THIS: A Hotel in Japan Is Run Entirely by Robots The acclaimed chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten will have an on-site restaurant called the Paris Café, which shares a name with one of the terminal's original eateries and will serve airport-inspired fare from various travel destinations, including pasta from Italy, barbecue chicken from the U.S.A., and French braised beef marchand de vin.
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Social media platforms have been filled with suggestions to help cash-strapped eateries, such as purchasing gift cards that can be used when restaurants are able to reopen later this year, loading up on extra takeout items to freeze for future lunches and dinners at home, and setting up house accounts with inKind, an incentive-based platform that allows diners to pay for restaurant meals in advance.
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" Friedman, the James Beard-winning restaurateur behind trendy eateries like the Spotted Pig, was accused last December of sexually harassing, groping, assaulting, and retaliating against at least 10 former employees, who say they were also subjected to similar behavior from Friedman's friends, including the chef Mario Batali, who often dined and drank in a private room allegedly referred to by Spotted Pig employees as "the rape room.
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When I step on that plane in October and leave the United States for the first time since I arrived 16 years ago, I will think of the bustling flea market on 41st Street and Union Avenue in Flushing, and of the smell of freshly made spicy tteokbokki rice cakes in Korean eateries along Northern Boulevard that I pass on my way to the 7 train.
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