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A seasonal exploration and celebration of the city's local food and drink.

18/07/2025

Meet Derby Cup Coffee (), Chinatown’s new warm and inviting café where horse racing passion meets downtown cool.

Founder Yasmin Kaytmaz (), part artist, part lifelong horse enthusiast, created a cozy, art-filled space inspired by a jockey’s tack room—dark cherry wood, vintage details, and bold local artwork. With no-nonsense coffee and crave-worthy croissants, Derby Cup is a fresh take on NYC café culture.

“In New York, there’s this trend of very clean lines, a Copenhagen kind of feeling. And we’ve lost that draw to hang out and to comfort,” Kaytmaz says.

Ready to settle in and stay awhile?

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25/06/2025

Specialty foods rule our Summer issue. From foraged flowers upstate to coffee and freshly baked baguettes in Chinatown, taste becomes a bridge between kitchens, cultures, and people.

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An exclusive interview with on his memoir, “I Regret Almost Everything”

“Dinner is About to Get Wilder” by / Illustration by , featuring , , , , .chef, ,

“When Life Gives You Tariffs”, an Op-Ed by on behalf of / Illustration by

“The Big B**g Theory” by .fortney / Photography by featuring .nyc, ,

“Specialty Food Goes Beyond the Pantry” by featuring , , , , , , ,

Find the first copies of our Summer issue at the ’s Summer Fancy Food Show, happening at June 29-July 1.

20/06/2025

What does your coffee order say about you? Apparently, a lot.

Activated charcoal, cardamom-rose syrup, black sesame foam? We are in a new age of barista-as-mixologist, and we’re not mad. NYC cafés are going all in on maximalist coffee culture, and we tracked the best of the bunch like .coffee, including pistachio latte.

Link in our bio to learn more.

16/06/2025

Mark Bittman writes about how New York’s water, supplied by the finest reservoirs in the world, has never been more essential.

Without water there is no life, which perhaps helps to explain why New York is among the most vibrant places on earth: We have abundant waterways of all types imaginable, from ocean to Great Lakes to our reservoirs.

There are many ways to think of our water: As our primary drink (and as an ingredient in other, non-essential drinks!), as one of the three essences—along with sun and soil—needed for our agriculture to thrive, as a source for recreation and cleanliness, and, for its beauty, as an object of our gaze. No one who has seen the harbor of New York City, the Hudson fjords, the reservoirs that slake our cities’ thirsts, and the incomparable Great Lakes can fail to have been impressed at the variety and sublime nature of our waters.

These waters need protection. As recently as the middle of the last century, they were thought of as nature’s cleansers, places where toxins and trash could be dumped without harm. The environmental movement sounded that alarm, and now, federal, state, and local laws, aided by dozens of hardworking nonprofits, protect streams, rivers, lakes, and watersheds. This essential work must continue and even accelerate if we want our descendants to be able to appreciate the glorious waters of New York as much as we do.

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12/06/2025

Spend a Night In the Life with of for the perfect night in. Dinner with a professional host means neighborhood gems, cozy diners, and the kind of evening where you just want to savor it all.Amber is the face behind To Be Hosted, a full-service event media company specializing in bespoke dinner parties and celebrations, supper clubs and all! ’s next dinner party is on Tuesday 6/17. Tickets are available on OpenTable! Click the link in their bio for more information!In this series, we have the rare opportunity to follow food industry creatives on an average night in their busy and chaotic lives for some much deserved time off the clock. Keep an eye out for so much more from this series!

10/06/2025

Octopus. Anchovies. Gold leaf. A whole hot dog. The cocktail garnish is having a moment—and it’s not exactly subtle.

In The Problem of the Cocktail Garnish, we dive into the world of drink decoration at —where visual punch meets actual flavor, and where a hot dog martini might just be your new favorite cocktail order.

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29/05/2025

Eduardo Cuenca of is hitting to scoop up fresh mussels for a simple, flavorful recipe—and yes, he’s repping the Knicks all the way.Eduardo is the force behind Arroces NYC, a paella pop-up that’s taken the city by storm with street food that feels like a full-blown celebration. He was just featured in our latest article, Pop Stars, highlighting the city’s most exciting new wave of pop-up food vendors. Link in our bio to read the full story by .fortney Arroces will be at 63 Grand St. in Williamsburg on Sunday, June 1st, from 2-6pm for the long awaited Paella Rave! Don’t miss the rice or the rave!In this series, Market Cooking, chefs and creators highlight our local vendors, celebrate seasonal and local ingredients, and our communities that grow them. Be sure to keep an eye out for more from this series…big things to come!

27/05/2025

If new york is a body, the Hudson Valley is its heart.

From the orchard straight to the bottle, Hudson Valley is pouring passion into every sip. Farmers and makers are reimagining what it means to grow, produce, and connect—with the land, with each other, and with the communities they serve. This isn’t just about cider, wine, or sake—it’s about sustainability, generational farming, and small businesses creating big impact.

That same spirit flows into Brooklyn, where Happy Cork curates women- and BIPOC-owned brands with a focus on quality, authenticity, and story. From Hudson Valley–grown apple brandy to small-batch Brooklyn cocktails, every bottle reflects a commitment to craft and connection.

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16/05/2025

Imagine a curated showcase of thousands of new specialty food products and hot trends, all in one place. That’s what you’ll find at the —and we want NYC food professionals to know about big discounts available now! Save $100+ on your badge ONLY thru Friday May 16. Register today with the link in our bio!

15/05/2025

Calling all culinary (and non-culinary) creatives: Are you someone who believes food is more than sustenance—that it’s story, culture, craft, and connection?Residenza Lago Scuro is a self-directed, interdisciplinary residency inviting creatives working at the intersection of food, art, and sustainability to spend time on a regenerative farm in Northern Italy, hosted by Cascina Lago Scuro. Founded by Hudson Valley-based artist Alex Todaro after a transformative summer immersed in slow food and meaningful exchange, the residency is rooted in reciprocity and collaboration between people, land, and creative practices.Each year, a small cohort gathers at Lago Scuro to cook, learn, forage, ferment, write, paint, film, and reflect—contributing to a living, evolving dialogue about how we nourish ourselves and our communities. This is a place for chefs who are also storytellers, for artists who find inspiration in the kitchen, and for anyone curious about the intersection of agriculture, culture, and expression.Feeling called to join this year’s cohort? Applications are open now through June 1, 2025 (midnight EST). Learn more and apply a residenzalagoscuro.com.This is not just a residency. It’s a chance to reimagine your creative practice through the lens of food, pleasure, and place.

08/05/2025

NYC’s next culinary stars aren’t coming from restaurant kitchens-they’re popping up in bars, backyards, and anywhere with a grill and a crowd. A new generation of chefs, many without formal training, are redefining what it means to run a food business. As bar culture becomes a launchpad for the city’s most exciting culinary experiments, one thing is clear: the future of food is looser, louder, and way more personal.

Dive into the full story and see who’s making moves on the pop-up scene. Link in our bio.

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30/04/2025

Running from May through July, ’s Summer Sizzle blends hands-on experiences, thought-provoking conversations, and festive outdoor gatherings—all anchored in the signature hospitality and flavor-forward storytelling that Charleston Wine + Food is known for.Eat. Drink. Do Good — your support fuels the CHSWF Culinary and Hospitality Fund, helping elevate Charleston’s vibrant food and beverage community on a national stage. It powers initiatives that nurture a sustainable, thriving, and inclusive hospitality scene.Tickets on sale now, visit chswf.com to grab yours!

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