William Li

At the Mandarin Oriental Miami's latest offering, culinary art meets ceramic craft in some very unexpected ways.

A look inside the private luxury compound in the heart of Nantucket.

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The weather's cooling down but NYC's dining scene is heating up. Which of these hot new eateries will you try first?

At the best chop houses, it's the creamed spinach and onion rings that show off a chef's real flair.

Move over, chicken nuggets—one elegant restaurant's young gourmands club is set to have pint-sized palates swooning.

The weather is warming up and so is New York City’s dining scene. This summer, reimagined classics and bold international flavors take center stage. Aghassi Gopchang The popular Los-Angeles Korean BBQ restaurant Aghassi Gopchang, made famous by K-pop superstars BTS, has opened a new location at the gateway of New York City’s vibrant Koreatown. This new venture from Circle Group partners Joseph Ko and Bobby Kwak brings a slice of Seoul to East 32nd Street while enriching traditional Korean barb…

Dinner at Le B in Manhattan’s West Village can include all manner of indulgent delights, from a Dungeness crab Wellington to crepes Suzette flambeéd tableside. But one of the most exciting items on chef Angie Mar’s menu is something you might actually have last made at home.Onion dip, the classic American party staple, has gone from basic to bougie, and is now gracing fine dining menus and captivating a new generation of enthusiasts. Today’s versions are far from the simple mix of a packet of o…

The Hotel Chelsea, an enduring presence in Manhattan’s Chelsea neighborhood since 1884, has always been more than just a hotel—it’s a symbol of New York City’s vibrant culture. From its striking Queen Anne Revival and Victorian Gothic architecture to its storied history as a sanctuary for creatives, the Chelsea has stood as a beacon of cool from day one.Since its earliest days, the Chelsea has welcomed a diverse array of residents, from bohemian artists to free-spirited eccentrics, each adding…

Nestled amidst the vineyards of Napa Valley, spanning over 700 acres of landscapes adorned with eucalyptus trees, grazing cattle, and meandering walking and biking trails, Stanly Ranch stands out, even in a region celebrated for its top-tier wineries, Michelin-starred dining establishments, and lavish accommodations.From its farmhouse-inspired architecture that blends modern elegance with rustic charm to its amenities and exceptional dining options, Stanly Ranch embodies the very idea of a luxur…

Inside a modern oasis on one of Italy's most iconic getaways.

Whether it’s glamorous fine dining, undiscovered international fare, or chefs exploring familiar ingredients in innovative ways, New York City’s newest hot spots are all offering something special when it comes to creativity. As this list of T&C’s new favorites proves, dining out in the Big Apple has never been more thrilling. COQODAQ From the team behind COTE Korean Steakhouse emerges a new spot dedicated to fried chicken and bubbles. Housed in what could be New York’s sexiest new dining room,…

Behind the grandeur of the Beaux-Arts James A. Farley Building, which now houses Moynihan Station, stands the Pendry Manhattan West—a beacon of modern elegance and serenity in bustling Midtown Manhattan. Far from just another hotel, this 21-story wonder is a key component of Manhattan West, a 40-acre complex of offices, shops, restaurants, and residential spaces redefining the area. The Pendry boasts 164 guest rooms, including 30 luxurious suites, the Mediterranean restaurant Zou Zou’s, a sexy l…

In a city as eclectic as New York, the thriving tradition of enjoying Chinese food and a movie on Christmas, particularly within the Jewish community, is no surprise. Who knew this practice dates back to the late 19th century? This merry mishmash of cuisine and cinema is more than a mere holiday escape; it embodies New York’s vibrant, diverse spirit and its knack for transforming the unconventional into something truly iconic. Uncle Lou Chinatown gem Uncle Lou stands out as one of the finest Can…

Feeding people is always an act of love. While the James Beard Award–winning New York City chefs Jody Williams and Rita Sodi made their names in kitchens (their separate and shared boîtes include the pitch-perfect Tuscan restaurant I Sodi, the café Buvette—so Parisian that the West Village original spawned an outpost in Pigalle—Bar Pisellino, and the perennially packed Via Carota), it’s worth noting that the heart and hospitality to be found in, for instance, Sodi’s lasagna, rightly considered t…

I grew up wanting to be Mr. Chow. As a precocious teenager from Chinatown in New York City, I wanted nothing more than to be a part of the glamorous worlds of art, fashion, design, and culture during the 1980s. Michael Chow was at the center of those worlds and to me, no one was cooler—period. While my daydreams often felt like mere fantasies, shaped by tales I read in Page Six or glimpsed on the local news, there he was—a Chinese man—living a life that mirrored my wildest dreams.The new HBO Fil…

The weather’s cooling down but NYC’s dining scene is heating up. Which of these hot new eateries will you try first?

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The weather’s heating up, and so is NYC’s dining scene. Which of these excellent eateries will you try first?