Dylan Ettinger is a Los Angeles-based writer specializing in spirits, cocktails, and coffee with hands-on experience visiting distilleries and bars across the US, Europe, Mexico, and the Caribbean.

Two years later, I see reviews of her newest release, “Intermezzo,” that echo the same sentiment. But I find myself questioning this widely held point of view. Does “Intermezzo” actually ...

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Sally Rooney’s newest novel, “Intermezzo,” was released on September 24, introducing its story with a quote by Austrian philosopher, Ludwig Wittgenstein: “But don’t you feel grief now? (But aren’t you ...

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He came of legal drinking age in May 2020, when bars and restaurants in his home state of Washington were closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Regulations were looser in neighboring Idaho ...

Commissions do not affect our editors' opinions or evaluations. Restaurant inventory management software provides detailed inventory tracking to the ingredient level and ties data seamlessly to ...

New bars continue to open and invigorate the District’s drinking scene with snazzy views, solid happy hours, and delicious bites. This map includes 10 bars that have popped so far this fall. For a ...

Protein bars are a popular snack and can be a simple and tasty way to squeeze more protein into your daily diet. However, not all protein bars are created equal. Many varieties of protein bars are ...

The churn that the pandemic caused in the hospitality business about four years ago has led many chefs and bartenders to turn ...

T here will come a time when you’ll be called upon to boldly and fearlessly plan a group dinner. Because birthdays, engagements, family reunions, and something called a—checks ...