I grew up watching Gordon Ramsay yell at chefs for serving raw food on "Hell's Kitchen" and judge dishes on "MasterChef." However, beyond the TV screen, the chef has built quite the global culinary empire, which now spans over 90 restaurants worldwide. Recently, I gave one of them a try when I headed to Ramsay's Kitchen in Boston. Described on its website as "casually refined," the restaurant is basically designed to feel elevated while making fine dining more accessible to a wider audience.
The refreshed menu at Angelina's by Dan Hannigan is noted for its concise offerings, which have enhanced the dining experience significantly from previous iterations under Press Up Group.
Chili's has gained significant popularity among Gen Z, with their social media content highlighting dishes like mozzarella sticks and extravagant burgers, which resonate with younger diners.
The Purty Kitchen, known for its rich history and coastal charm, has transformed under new ownership, yet the dining experience fell short of expectations on opening weekend.
Standard parenting advice on eating out with kids focuses more on 'surviving' the meal than enjoying the process, but I wondered if there was a different way.
The Consulate is less a restaurant and more a meditation on refinement, wrapped in European sophistication, kissed by American edge, and delivered with the kind of poise that makes even the salt feel special.