On October 22, the third annual Edible Escape will bring food and drinks from around the world right here to Manhattan.
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The retailer launches meet-your-maker tours, and Michelin-starred establishments are not on the list.
Thanks to a collaboration with Blue Hill and Stone Barns, ICC culinary students have a field day.
A couple of weeks ago, we asked you to help us choose our next cover for our upcoming travel issue of Edible Manhattan. Between shots like idyllic olive harvests in Tuscany, playful PacMan dumplings from RedFarm, and plump Romanian sour cherries, let’s be real — each of them could have graced the front of our print edition! Nonetheless, there can only be one cover.
Kaia Wine Bar will host a special evening dedicated to both good drinks and deserving projects this Friday, August 29. In an effort to support Phelophepa, or a system trains that brings vital medical services to the rural areas of South Africa, interested patrons can donate $100 can buy 10 chances to win a trip to South Africa.
We caught up with one of the contributors for our upcoming travel issue to learn more abut his unique experience on a swordboat off the coast of Nova Scotia.
We’re putting the finishing touches on our travel issue but before we print, we need to choose a cover—and we want your help. Here are the leading candidates …
We love locavore stories, but for our travel issue we go father afield—sometimes much farther. In fact our writer Nancy Matsumoto just returned from Japan, where she was reporting a story about Union Square Café’s Tokyo outpost. She also spent a few days in Saga City, the capital of Saga prefecture, on Japan’s southernmost island of Kyushu, visiting people who make ingredients both traditional and innovative.
With St. Patty’s Day coming up in a few short days, we’ve got Ireland on the brain. As we sit at our desks, typing away, we can’t help wishing we were munching some Irish soda bread and drinking a Guinness in Dublin instead.
