Blog Profile / Eater National
| URL : | http://eater.com/ | |
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| Filed Under: | Lifestyle / Food & Drink | |
| Posts on Regator: | 9011 | |
| Posts / Week: | 99.9 | |
| Archived Since: | September 26, 2011 | |
Blog Post Archive
Live From the Eater Lounge: Live From the Eater Lounge at Aspen Food & Wine
Today as part of the Food & Wine Classic in Aspen, we're coming at you live from the Eater Lounge at The Limelight Hotel. This year we're on the upper deck; if you're in the neighborhood, do come say...
Tipwatch: The BBC explores the idea of...
The BBC explores the idea of tipping in the US, and finds that the controversial act "propagates the American myth that hard work brings reward." They also include a guide to gratuity in America, which gives average tip amounts for....
Novelty Menus: Quick Launches Homer Simpson-Themed 'Donut Burgers' and 'Les Cheesy Donuts'
European fast food chain Quick is unleashing a Homer Simposon-themed menu this summer and it is epic. There's a doughnut cheeseburger, cheesy doughnuts, plus a selection of sweet doughnuts which also come in a convenient "mini" form. Much of...
Todd English Wire: Todd English P.U.B. in Birmingham, AL...
Todd English P.U.B. in Birmingham, AL opened back in February, and yesterday was the first time Todd English stepped foot inside. On the pub concept he plans on rolling out across the country, with Atlanta soon: "I've worked in very...
Video Interlude: Watch Jimmy Fallon's Parody Olive Garden Commercial
Apparently never-ending pasta, salad and breadsticks-serving chain Olive Garden is getting rid of its slogan "When you're here, you're family," and late night host Jimmy Fallon got first dibs. Last night Dave George, the restaurant chain's president, showed up...
Accident Wire: Dozens of unsuspecting basketball fans were...
Dozens of unsuspecting basketball fans were dropped into the Biscayne Bay after the deck collapsed yesterday at Miami's Shuckers Waterfront Grill restaurant. "As many as" two dozen people were injured, with two in serious condition. Apparently it all happened every...
Food on Film: The 10 Best Lines from Jerry Seinfeld's Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee with Sarah Silverman
In the first episode of the new season of Jerry Seinfeld's web series Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee, Seinfeld takes fellow comedian Sarah Silverman in a '69 Jaguar to Millie's Cafe and then K&C Donuts in Los Angeles. While...
Wine Crime Wire: Chicago chef Charlie Trotter has been...
Chicago chef Charlie Trotter has been sued for $75,000 in damages. Collectors Bekim and Ilir Frrokaj bought a magnum of 1945 Domaine de la Romanée-Conti at a wine auction at Trotter's recently-shuttered restaurant, but it turned out to be fake....
Listage: Father's Day Restaurant Freebies; Wine for All Seasons
Le Bilboquet, Dallas · Father's Day Restaurant Freebies on the Rise · Stalking a Wine for All Seasons · Lending to Restaurants Picks Up, but Mostly for Big Players · Where Bourbon Really Got Its Name · Mads Refslund,...
Eaterwire: Dinners in the Sky; State Bird Provisions Expanding
Dinner in the Sky rendering. LAS VEGAS — If having dinner while strapped to your seat and suspended 180 feet in the air is your idea of a good time, you'd best make reservations now for the "late summer"...
PM Listage: Robert Sietsema on Noisy Restaurant; Halibut, Large
Terzo, Minneapolis · Sietsema: Bring in the Funk, Turn Down the Noise · Halibut, Large · It's a Man's Man's Man's Man's Job · This Messenger Bag Has an Insulated Sub Pouch · Ex-Restaurant Man Erects the 'Internet of...
Wine Wire: So who exactly buys the $10,000-plus...
So who exactly buys the $10,000-plus wines at restaurants? Writer John Mariani discovers that mostly South American and Chinese customers do. Says wine director Justin Lorenz of NYC's Aureole, "I'll sell four or five $300 to $500 bottles every night....
ZOMG BBQ: Owner-pitmaster Wayne Mueller of Texas' Louie...
Owner-pitmaster Wayne Mueller of Texas' Louie Mueller Barbecue compares the legacy of his grandfather's James Beard award-winning barbecue restaurant to a Broadway play: "Louie Mueller was the producer that had the idea and built the stage. Fred was the early...
Novelty Burgers: Canadian Wendy's Pulls Giant 9-Patty Burger from Menu
Wendy's has pulled the plug on the gravity-defying nine-patty, nine-cheese T-Rex Burger. After blowing up on Reddit, the Brandon, Manitoba, Canada Wendy's outlet/creator of the monster burger has officially yanked it from the menu. The branch tells Metro Canada that...
Blind Items: Which sushi restaurant in New York...
Which sushi restaurant in New York City gave bad service to Travel Channel's Andrew Zimmern? That's what Eater NY commenters are trying to figure out after Zimmern filed a long blog post about a bad experience.
Eater Young Guns 2013: Meet Eater Young Guns Semi-Finalist Hourie Sahakian
Hourie Sahakian, 25, never had a job in the food industry before helming the oven at Short Cake. It started out with a fortuitous meeting and eventual friendship with Amy Pressman, one of the most influential culinary minds Los...
Eater Inside: ShopHouse LA: Eater LA gets a look inside...
Eater LA gets a look inside ShopHouse's new Hollywood outpost opening June 17. This location of the Southeast Asian fast-casual Chipotle spinoff is the country's second-ever storefront; the next will be opening in Santa Monica. Co-CEO Steve Ells is currently...
Noma Wire: René Redzepi Becomes Majority Owner of Noma
Not only is Copenhagen's Noma rennovating its kitchen, it's shaking up its ownership too. According to EPN, chef René Redzepi has bought additional shares of the company from Noma co-founder Claus Meyer and their business partner Kristian Byrge. (Meyer's...
Gustu Wire: Will Noma co-founder Claus Meyer's new...
Will Noma co-founder Claus Meyer's new restaurant Gustu be enough to mostly unknown Bolivia on the culinary map? Meyer certainly is hopeful: "If we succeed, this will mean more to the Bolivian nation than Noma and new Nordic cuisine has...
The Critics: Brett Anderson to Return to NOLA's Times-Pic as Critic
Turns out that former New Orleans Times-Picayune restaurant critic Brett Anderson did accept the newspaper's offer to return last year after all. Now that Anderson has fully completed his year as a Nieman Foundation fellow, all he has to do...