"He makes the pasta to order. It blew my mind. It’s the craziest thing I’ve ever seen."
North America
Discover the best restaurants in North America with guides from the city’s top chefs and food writers on where they love to eat and drink.
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- Cambridge, USA
- Charleston, USA
- Chicago, USA
- Los Angeles, USA
- Mexico City, Mexico
- Montreal, Canada
- Nashville, USA
- New Orleans, USA
- New York City, USA
- Queens, New York City
- Oregon, USA
- Philadelphia, USA
- Portland, USA
- Quebec City, Canada
- San Francisco, USA
- Seattle, USA
- Sonoma, USA
- Toronto, Canada
- Upstate New York, USA
- Vancouver, Canada
- Washington DC, USA
"The chef is the epitome of creativity in Quebec City – he’s doing art. You absolutely have to eat here."
"Not a lot of people know about it. It's nice to keep it for myself, but I guess that's about to change."
"In the 60s, Cambridge was a place people flocked to from all over the world like they do now with New York or Berlin."
"He doesn’t make a big deal about this, but he mills his own flours and he uses the best ingredients."
"It's inspired by Jeong Kwan, a Korean Buddhist nun who was one of the subjects of Chef’s Table."
"Seattle has the infrastructure to support anything from high-end restaurants to laid-back venues."
"It’s become that iconic place where industry people go after service to get a beer and a burger."
"When I first ate there, I felt very similar to the way I felt when I first ate at El Bulli."
"Everyone knows that In-N-Out is not as good as people make it out to be. This burger is way better."
