top of page
Articles


Where Manhattan Eats at Midnight: NYE Reservations Worth Dressing Up For
Spending New Year's Eve in Manhattan? It starts with the right table. From prix fixe menus worth dressing up for live music that carries you into 2026, these are the reservations that make an impact. Expect delicious food, impeccably crafted drinks, midnight toasts, and coveted experiences that are alive with celebration to welcome the New Year. Here’s where to reserve your midnight table in Manhattan this NYE. The Standard, High Line Meatpacking District Credit: The Standard

Vanessa Gordon


The Foods You Must Try in Lecce
Discover the best foods to try in Lecce, from crunchy taralli and iconic pasticciotto to rustic orecchiette, frisa, and the refreshing caffè leccese. Your essential guide to Lecce’s traditional Pugliese cuisine.
Angela Youngman


3 Day Itinerary in Vancouver for First Timers
Are you not sure how to best fit all of Vancouver's main attractions into 3 days? No worries! We've done all the legwork for you. In this article, you'll find a detailed 3-day Vancouver itinerary. Grouse Mountain. Credit: Kamila Jakubjakova With the Pacific Ocean and mountains within easy reach, a vibrant city atmosphere and a long list of exciting dining options, it's easy to see why Vancouver consistently ranks as one of Canada's top three places to visit. Calgary, known f
Kamila Jakubjakova


Why New York Needed a True Italian Bar — And How La Tazza D’Oro Finally Delivered
With the opening of La Tazza D’Oro in Manhattan’s Gramercy neighborhood, one of Tuscany’s most beloved café institutions has officially arrived in New York. Founded in Prato in 1984, the iconic Italian bar makes its U.S. debut through a thoughtful partnership with LDV Hospitality, bringing with it decades of ritual, warmth, and tradition. From espresso at the marble bar to custard-filled cremini and aperitivo, La Tazza D’Oro offers New Yorkers a rare taste of authentic Itali

Vanessa Gordon


The Essential Commercial Kitchen Equipment Most Restaurants Need
Opening a restaurant has long been part of the American dream for those who want to be their own boss, build a legacy, and serve their community. The hospitality industry continues to reflect the character of each town and city, blending longstanding establishments with the newest eateries on the block. Leena Heiman, a Minneapolis-based restaurant consultant and CEO of the commercial remodeling company Contier, tells East End Taste that building the kitchen is likely to be

East End Taste


Cozy Up at Calissa Chalet: An Après-Ski Escape in the Hamptons
Cozy up to an Alpine menu at Calissa Chalet, Calissa’s après-ski-inspired winter makeover. Each season, Calissa transforms from a sunlit, rosé-on-the-terrace hotspot into a candlelit, cold-weather escape. In the Chalet Lounge, guests settle in with hot toddies, mulled wine, decadent fondue, and crisp fritto misto, all set against a backdrop of soft sheepskins, candlelight, and low, convivial buzz. It’s an intimate, transportive jewel box of a room, equally perfect for an earl

East End Taste
bottom of page