Others titles
- Top Best Restuarants for Tourists
- Best Restuarants in the World
Keywords
- The World's Best Restuarants
- Luxury Restuarants in US
- Famous Hotels in the United States
- Best Restuarants in US
- Top Best Restuarants
- International Luxury Restuarants
- New Restuarants in 2023
The 20 Best US Restaurants To Open In 2023
This dataset shows the 20 Best US Restaurants To Open In 2023 so far
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Description
In 2023, a new crop of restaurants points to a revival of the industry and a welcome return to dining out in America. What better place to celebrate a return to dining than at one of the best new restaurants in the U.S.? This dataset shows the shortlist of 20 — whether you’re in the mood for casual comfort or high-end fine dining — that opened within the last five months and offer everything from food, service, and ambiance.
About this Dataset
Data Info
Date Created | 2023 |
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Last Modified | 2023-01-01 |
Version | 2023-01-01 |
Update Frequency |
Irregular |
Temporal Coverage |
N/A |
Spatial Coverage |
US |
Source | John Snow Labs; TastingTable; |
Source License URL | |
Source License Requirements |
N/A |
Source Citation |
N/A |
Keywords | The World's Best Restuarants, Luxury Restuarants in US, Famous Hotels in the United States, Best Restuarants in US, Top Best Restuarants, International Luxury Restuarants, New Restuarants in 2023 |
Other Titles | Top Best Restuarants for Tourists, Best Restuarants in the World |
Data Fields
Name | Description | Type | Constraints |
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Restuarant_Name | Name of the Restuarant | string | - |
City | Name of the city where Restuarant is located | string | - |
State | State where Restuarants is located | string | - |
Details | Description with respect to the Restuarant | string | - |
Data Preview
Restaurant Name | City | State | Details |
Ember Kitchen | Austin | Texas | Executive Chef Nayely Castillo makes miracles over live-fire cooking in a proprietary Josper oven â which utilizes charcoal embers to produce both tapas-style and entree-sized Latin American dishes. Originally opened in February of this year, with now-consulting chef Maria Mercedes Grubb at the helm, the restaurant remains a contender for one of the best dining establishments in the country. |
Copra | San Francisco | California | A quick jaunt to San Fran takes us unexpectedly to South Asia. Where modern Indian cuisine in San Francisco is concerned, Copra joins the ranks of a new crop of contemporary restaurants challenging the status quo of what Western diners think of when they envision this food. According to the San Francisco Chronicle, Chef Srijith Gopinathan based the menu on his lived experience on the Southern Indian coast, reflected in a seafood-packed dining venture beyond the usual butter chicken offerings. |
Le Select | Chicago | Illinois | In Chi-Town, Michelin star Chef Daniel Rose's hotly anticipated ode to a Parisian brasserie, Le Select, is open for business and hungry lovers of classic French fare. Expect impeccable white-shirt service with a palatial design reminiscent of Marie-Antoinette's dining room, minus the beheading (yet with lots of red). Newly opened in January, the upscale brasserie is rich in both food and design, but rest assured the cost of your dinner is bound to reflect that. Paupers won't do well in this court. |
Kisser | Nashville | Tennessee | In bluegrass country, Tennessee, Kisser â themed around Japanese kissaten (a local eatery and café) â is the brainchild of married chefs Brian Lea and Leina Horii. The restaurant detours from the regional norm while integrating elements of smoke and grilling. Farm-to-table is more than a buzzword; most of the herbs and produce on your plate come from a tiny farm owned and operated by the dynamic duo. |
Cavaña | San Francisco | California | Cavaña is a jewel in the crown of LUMA Hotel San Francisco. A dinner here grants eaters a bird's eye view of the skyline and the surrounding bay from a rooftop location while also celebrating Latin American culture with its Central and South American-influenced menu and ambiance. Billed as a craft cocktail bar with live music, where agave and sugar cane provide the sugar base for most concoctions, the tapas are no slouch here either. Like the wooden and stoneware platters the food is served on, the design is high-end yet earthy. |
Petite Cerise | Washington | DC | According to DCist, Petite Cerise is James Beard-winning chef Jeremiah Longhorn's ode to an authentic French Bistro. The idea had been brewing since 2017, with Petite Cerise in the pre-construction phase in 2020 before COVID-19 scuttled those plans. The 90-seater establishment acts as a comfortable café by day and a casual bistro by night while taking inspiration from Longhorn's classical French culinary training and its accompanying values of seasonality, quality, and respect for tradition. |
Rosette at The Brooklyn Winery | Brooklyn | New York City | Inside Brooklyn Winery, an independently owned event venue usually booked for weddings, is the newly opened Rosette, a modern American restaurant serving seasonal fare on the border of Williamsburg and Greenpoint. |
Sado | St. Louis | Missouri | As per St. Louis Magazine, James Beard award semifinalist chef Nick Bognar opened the adventurous sushi restaurant Sado â Japanese for "tea ceremony" â as a "translation of all [his] experiences." The space is ambitious, with 97 indoor seats and plans for a heated and cooled outdoor patio with a sushi bar and separate entrance. While standard sushi styles like nigiri, sashimi, tempura, robata yaki, makimono, and cold tastings abound, Bognar's dry aging fish makes this experience unique. |
Lost Letter | Richmond | Virginia | According to Richmond Magazine, Richmond, Virginia's Lost Letter is actually a restaurant within a restaurant located in the front dining room of Longoven. Owned by pastry Chef Megan Fitzroy Phelan, her husband Chef Patrick Phelan, and Chef Andrew Manning, Lost Letter was inspired by their original desire to make Longoven a place for riveting multicourse tasting menus. Both Phelans and Manning have spent years working in Italian restaurant kitchens at home and abroad and bring that experience to a menu influenced by the Piemonte region of Italy. |
Zhego NYC | Manhattan | New York | Over in New York's Woodside, Queens, comes super authentic Bhutanese cuisine courtesy of two long lost friends; Chef Tobden Jamphel â who gained his initial experience in the kitchen cooking for his siblings in Bhutan â and partner, Sonan Tshering Singye. The two were friends growing up before reuniting again in New York by happenstance. |