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#restaurant-review

At the age of forty, after achieving considerable success cooking in the French technique, he turned away from the European culinary model to become an apostle of fire and primitivism. Drawing upon childhood memories and indigenous South American techniques, he began cooking over (and beneath, and within) open flames, building iron domes from which to suspend matrices of chickens and root vegetables above smoldering bonfires, affixing whole cows to metal crucifixes to slow-cook for days.

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.

The Caesar salad's widespread popularity in the U.S. stems from its creamy, salty, crunchy, and fresh qualities, making it a highly customizable dish.

Smithereens, a cheffed-up homage to the foodways of New England, features a seafood-heavy menu that has transitioned from inconsistent to solid after nearly a year.

Shanghai Me, located on the 28th floor of the Park Lane Hilton, offers a glam dining experience with a fusion of predominantly Chinese cuisine and sushi.

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.

Cómodo blends Latino and American cuisines creating hearty dishes that reflect deep flavors and careful preparation, focusing on a comforting dining experience in a charming atmosphere.

Into the calculation comes Monty's Red Sauce in Sellwood, the third venture from the owners of Montelupo and The Focacceria.

"We've noticed quite a few restaurants attempting to mimic it, but there's just something uniquely special about the original that sets it apart."

Chef Eugene Korolev, from Dnipro, has opened Sino, a chic Ukrainian bistro in Notting Hill, blending fine dining with cultural significance amidst current geopolitical tensions.

A real Italian accent, fresh bread, and generous parmesan define good Italian food. At Arthur & Sons, chef Joe Isidori delivers all this with classic charm.

Brockley's Rock is possibly the most decorated fish and chip shop in south east London, winning multiple awards making it a top destination for fish and chips.

Duchy, now operating in the previous site of Leroy, offers a fresh take on European small plates, highlighting the historical Duchy of Savoy.

The Main Deck Margarita Flight shines at Red Lobster, serving three mini margs that balance fun flavors and quality composition, offering a unique tasting experience.

Wegmans garnered immense excitement upon entering downstate New York, leading to the opening of its high-end sushi restaurant, Next Door, in Manhattan.

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.