The Approachable Tasting Menu Takes Fine Dining Off Its Pedestal As diners grow more selective about time, money and energy, chefs are rethinking the tasting menu as something more personal than performative. By Allie Lebos
At Cape Town’s Salsify, Ryan Cole Draws From the Sea and Soil From yellowtail caught off Cape Point to foraged succulents and Karoo lamb, Salsify’s menu is rooted firmly in place. By Emily Zemler
At Edinburgh’s Timberyard, Chef Bart Stratfold Wants to Define New Scottish Cuisine The Michelin-starred restaurant takes a relaxed approach to its presentation and dining, with ingredient-driven cuisine that honors the region. By Emily Zemler
At Evelyn’s Table, Seamus Sam Leads an Inventive 12-Seat Tasting Menu Beneath a London Pub By Emily Zemler
Sat Bains Still Maintains a Lighthearted, Innovative Approach to Fine Dining in Nottingham By Emily Zemler
Michelin Star Chef Ryan Ratino Brings Japanese Hospitality and ’90s Hip-Hop to Florida Fine Dining By La Carmina
How Huset Chef Alberto Lozano Embraces the Arctic at the World’s Northernmost Fine Dining Restaurant By Emily Zemler