More than 3,500 restaurants have been honored by Wine Spectator for its 2023 Restaurant Awards. The number is 3,505 from all 50 states in the U.S. and more than 70 countries. “In a time of technological innovation, restaurants offer the human experience diners are hungry for—listening to their customers and offering personalized experience,” said Marvin R. Shanken, … [Read more...]
2022 Michelin Guide California Recognizes 18 New Starred Restaurants
When you're in California, you can pretty much be assured of two things: sunshine and great food. Well, okay traffic is another thing but it's worth it if you go to any of the 599 restaurants restaurants – including 18 news ones – in the 2022 MICHELIN Guide California. This includes a coveted three-star rating for Addison at Del Mar's spectacular Del Mar Fairmont where, … [Read more...]
Are Restaurants Open In California? Here’s What You Need To Know
Outdoor Dining Is Okay, Tho From There The Rules Get A Bit Confusing By Kevin Wilkerson, PubClub.com California Blogger To understand what in tarnation is going on with California restaurant openings, one needs to take a different approach here than with other states and areas. It requires a "boots on the ground" method rather than simply looking up the rules … [Read more...]
Be Ready For Lines When San Diego Restaurants Reopen This Weekend
Tips For Getting An Outdoor Dining Table San Diego restaurants re-opening, purple tier By Kevin Wilkerson, San Diego Blogger The good – make that great – news is that San Diego restaurants are able to re-open this weekned. The bad news is that many potential customers may not be able to take advantage of it. Here's why that is the case. The ruling by … [Read more...]
Havana Daydreamin’ At Habana Cuban Restaurant In Costa Mesa, CA
Reviewing Cuban Food & Cocktails Located In The Lab 'Anti Mall' By Kevin Wilkerson, PubClub.com Food Blogger Who says one can't travel these days? I took a journey from Southern California to Havana, Cuba to do a little Havana Daydreamin' and I did not even have to get on an airplane. Instead, I took a train from San Diego and went to Habana, a Cuban … [Read more...]
Bobby Flay To Open New Restaurant, Amalfi, At Las Vegas Caesars Palace
Italian Seafood Menu Concept To Replace Mesa Grill Celebrity chef Bobby Flay, who can seemingly cook anything if his "challenge" shows on the Food Network are any indiction, is opening a new restaurant in Las Vegas that focuses on food from the Amalfi Coast. Appropriate called Amalfi by Bobby Flay, it will be inside Caesars Palace. It is replacing his current … [Read more...]
Popular Din Tai Fung Dumplings & Noodles Restaurant Opens At ARIA Las Vegas
Taiwanese Restaurant Features 'Small Miracles' Of Food The popular Din Tai Fung, celebrated from Taipei to Los Angeles for perfecting the art of the Xiao Long Bao, has come to ARIA Las Vegas. The legacy of Din Tai Fung dates back to Taiwan 1972 when Mr. Bing-Yi Yang transformed his simple cooking oil shop to focus on what was then an increasingly popular food item … [Read more...]
Best Places To Eat San Diego: A Quick-Look Dining & Restaurants Guide
By Kevin Wilkerson, PubClub.com San Diego Blogger With an ocean as its grocery store and fresh gardens thriving in the perfect climate, San Diego is a feast for food lovers. It may surprise you to learn that agriculture is San Diego's fourth-largest industry and that the area produces more avocados and mushrooms than any other county in the country. (The avocados we can … [Read more...]
Palm Springs Best Restaurants & The Top Burger
Tyler's Leads This Dining Guide In The Desert From the initial look of things, people who live and play in Palm Springs seem like their meat, as there are several steakhouses along Palm Canyon and in the area. But we'll begin the restaurant guide with meat of a different kind – the Best Hamburger in Palm Springs. Look no further than Tyler's on the corner of La Plaza and … [Read more...]
Peter B’s Brewpub Has Monterey’s Best Dinner Bargain
Delicious Buffalo Chili By Fisherman's Wharf If we were to tell you that you could eat dinner in Monterey for $9, you would probably curl up your nose, give us one of those football stiff arms to establish your distance and protest by saying "no I don't want to hear it,"' figuring we're about to send you to some seedy place where a bartender named Moe pours out … [Read more...]
San Juan Restaurants Guide From Fine To Dining Cheap Eats
From Fine Dining to Food Stands & Authentic Puerto Rican Cuisine San Juan may not be the dining destination of, say a San Francisco. But it does have many fine restaurants to keep one's pallet pleased for the length of their San Juan stay. Two main areas are filled with choices to fill the stomach. Calle Reciento Sur, the street just two blocks from the … [Read more...]