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It’s Always Tough at the Top 

Celebrity superchef Alain Ducasse’s newly opened Paris restaurant, Jules Verne, might have the best location, and perhaps the best view, in the world. It’s on the second floor of the Eiffel Tower, but that second floor is 410 feet up, providing patrons with an unparalleled view of the grandeur that is Paris...

10 Thoughts from John Besh 

Everything But the Squeal 

We’re not sure Frank Bonanno fully grasps how this artisanal cooking thing works. Someone who reaches his level of achievement—chef/owner of Denver’s top-rated Mizuna and Luca d’Italia restaurants—is supposed to be sourcing ingredients from artisanal suppliers, not still making so many of them himself...

Jamie Zelko 

Working in a kitchen is hard, dirty work. It’s certainly not ladylike, and I love every moment,” says Jamie Zelko, the executive chef of Lancaster Bistro in Houston. As the city’s youngest female executive chef, the 27-year-old is not afraid to tackle any kitchen job...

Jamie Lauren 

Its not always easy for a chef to get noticed in a highly regarded watering hole, much less one named for a legendary spirit that was banned in 1912 for...

Chalk One Up For Hanson 

Observers of the national restaurant scene were intrigued when Steve Hanson, founder of the New York City-based restaurant company, B.R. Guest, entered...

The Art of Simplicity 

Giuseppe Tentori describes his cooking as simple and clean, which is not surprising for a native of Milan, Italy. Italians are reknowned for cooking with...

Paley's Got the Proof 

This is a restaurant at the crossroads of New York style and Louisville grace, but what makes Proof an important restaurant is its food, and for that...

Nobody is Mugging Danny 

When you're in the business of writing about food and restaurants, you can always count on the L.A. culinary machine. It seems a new restaurant opens...

Boost Your Banquet Business 

Traci Gere SET TO SERVE: With plenty of floor space available at every unit, Dave and Buster's can handle private meeting and events for as many as 2,500...

San Francisco's Big Apple 

In an industry where chefs seemingly change jobs as often as they change dirty aprons, smart restaurant owners often give top chefs a piece of the action...

The Flay Way 

THE BOSS: Flay at his namesake restaurant at Atlantic City's Borgata. BOBBY FLAY STEAK: The David Rockwell design, like Flay's other restaurants, started...

A Real World Top Chef  

CATCH OF THe DAY: A bocuse d'Or winning dish (above). Paul bocuse (below) inspects one of this year's ingredients. Forget those made-for-reality-TV cooking...

These Aren't Granny's Desserts 

On the dessert menu at Varietal in New York City there's not a snowball's chance in hell you'll find anything your grandmother ever made. No, pastry chef...

Blackbird's New Flight Plan 

When Food & Wine named Paul Kahan one of America's Best Chefs in 1999, his restaurant Blackbird was already beginning to secure its legendary status in...

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In This Issue - December 2008

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- Play to Win

Editorial
- Get Off Your Butts, Round Two

Rising Stars
- Sameh Wadi

Fridge Raid
- Dynamic Duo

Observer
- Fine Dining, But It's Flexible

Master Mixologist
- Jamie Boudreau

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