The Fraught Relationship Between Diners and New York City’s Most Coveted Restaurants In a city where reservations vanish in seconds, the experience of dining out has become as charged as the meal itself. By Anna Rahmanan
Marcus Jernmark Rethinks Fine Dining at Lielle in Los Angeles, Without the Theatrics The former Frantzén executive chef opens Lielle, with a $150 four-course menu built for real appetites, not performance art. By Andy Wang
The New York City Restaurants That Get Romance Right From white-tablecloth French classics to buzzy downtown institutions, these are the New York restaurants that know how to set the mood. By Lindsay Cohn