Eaterflipped into All StoriesAtlanta Dining East Lake, Decatur, Avondale Restaurants Offering Takeout and Delivery Eater - Eater StaffWith dine-in service suspended to help prevent the spread of COVID-19, takeout and delivery are now the new reality for Atlanta restaurants. Eater Atlanta is breaking down a few restaurants now offering
Eaterflipped into All StoriesAtlanta Dining Cabbagetown, Reynoldstown, Kirkwood, Edgewood Restaurants Offering Takeout and Delivery Eater - Eater StaffWith dine-in service suspended to help prevent the spread of COVID-19, takeout and delivery are now the new reality for Atlanta restaurants. Eater Atlanta is breaking down a few restaurants now offering
Eaterflipped into All StoriesFood The New and Old Food-Adjacent Shows We’ve Been Streaming This Week Eater - Eater StaffLike most people living under shelter-in-place orders or voluntarily socially distancing because of COVID-19, Eater staffers are watching a lot of TV right now. Coming from series past and present, here
Eaterflipped into All StoriesPortland Dining Portland’s Food Voices Share the Meals They’re Missing Most Eater - Alex FraneIn the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and Oregon’s subsequent dine-in shutdown, Portland’s once-vibrant restaurant and bar scene is now quiet. There are no multi-course fine dining experiences with wine
Eaterflipped into Eater NationalLos Angeles Dining Famed LA chef Nancy Silverton diagnosed with novel coronavirus Eater - Hillary Dixler CanavanNancy Silverton, the legendary chef-proprietor of Mozza and leader of the B&B Hospitality Group, has tested positive for the novel coronavirus, according to a blog post from her partner Michael Krikorian.
Eaterflipped into All StoriesLos Angeles Dining These South LA restaurants were thriving until coronavirus changed everything Eater - Mona HolmesSix months ago, Kyndra McCrary opened Swift Cafe in the South Los Angeles neighborhood of Leimert Park. With a bright and cozy dining room, McCrary worked with a nutritionist to bring a healthy menu to
Eaterflipped into Eater SeattleSeattle Dining Seattle’s New Free Street Parking Rules May Help Restaurants Still Open for Takeout and Delivery Eater - Gabe GuarenteOn Friday, Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan announced some new parking rules that may help small businesses, including restaurants, as the stay-at-home order continues. Starting April 4, no payment will be on
Eaterflipped into Eater NationalConstellation Brands Coronavirus Has Killed Corona Beer Production Eater - Caleb PershanConstellation Brands, the U.S. distributor of Corona beer, can stop worrying about reported customer confusion between the novel coronavirus pandemic and its Mexican lager with a similar name. Grupo Modelo,
Eaterflipped into All StoriesSan Francisco Dining Delivery Apps Refuse to Temporarily Decrease the Fees They Charge Restaurants Eater - Eve BateyAs the restaurant industry weathers the coronavirus crisis, diners have been encouraged to support businesses by ordering food for delivery. It’s a rallying cry that’s been taken up by delivery apps like
Eaterflipped into All StoriesSan Francisco Dining These CSA Boxes and Farm Delivery Services are Still Serving Up Fresh Produce During the Coronavirus Crisis Eater - Becky DuffettFor those worried about social distancing, but still wondering how to deal with groceries, there’s never been a better time to sign up for a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) box. CSA boxes can be
Eaterflipped into Eater SeattleSeattle Dining Lauded Filipino Bakery and Cafe Hood Famous Launches Its First-Ever Delivery Service Eater - Gabe GuarenteWith Washington’s stay-at-home order extended through May 4, many Seattle restaurants continue to shift gears during the COVID-19 pandemic. That includes popular Filipino dessert specialist Hood Famous,
Eaterflipped into Eater ChicagoSmall Business New Restaurant Owners Not Eligible for City Loan Program Worry They’ve Been Forgotten Eater - Ashok SelvamThe city of Chicago’s Small Business Resiliency Loan Program — a new $100 million campaign instituted to help restaurants and other small businesses affected by the COVID-19 outbreak — has had about 4,500
Eaterflipped into Eater Los AngelesLos Angeles Dining 17 treats to satisfy a serious sweet tooth in LA while social distancing Eater - Cathy ChaplinWhether you’re stuck working from home, considered an essential worker and still carrying on, or suddenly homeschooling a brood, the past couple of weeks have been tough all around. While pies, cookies,
Eaterflipped into Eater Las VegasLas Vegas Dining 20 Las Vegas Restaurants Offering Groceries and Provisions During the Coronavirus Pandemic Eater - Susan StapletonLas Vegas restaurants, food distribution companies, and smaller markets are pivoting to help locals get much needed provisions during the novel coronavirus pandemic. Customers can find everything from
Eaterflipped into Eater Los AngelesLos Angeles Dining The Best Thing Eater Editors Drank This Week Eater - Eater StaffEater editors are staying home, which means more takeout, home cooking, and sometimes delivery, but one constant is drinking at home. Sometimes that means something refreshing and light, other times it
Eaterflipped into Eater Los AngelesLos Angeles Dining Eater staffers’ favorite Los Angeles restaurant cookbooks Eater - Eater StaffEven though some of your favorite LA restaurants aren’t open to dine-in at the moment, with many not even opting for takeout and delivery, there’s still a way to taste their food: through cookbooks. It’s
Eaterflipped into All StoriesNew Orleans Dining Drive-Thru Farmers Market Popping Up at Parkway Bakery This Weekend Eater - Clair LorellAfter suspending its six weekly markets last month in light of new COVID-19 restrictions, New Orleans’s Crescent City Farmers Market is partnering with a currently-closed restaurant for a drive-thru pop-up
Eaterflipped into Eater AustinAustin Dining 4 Weekend Austin Takeout and Delivery Recommendations From Eater Editors Eater - Erin RussellWhile Austin restaurant dining rooms remain closed to dine-in service for now, Eater Austin’s weekly restaurant suggestion column will look different for the time being. Here, Eater editors will share
Eaterflipped into All StoriesAtlanta Dining Introducing the Ask Eater Atlanta Advice Column Eater - Eater StaffWelcome to Ask Eater, a new dining advice column from Eater Atlanta in which the editor and regular contributors answer questions from readers. Most of the questions Eater receives each week center around
Eaterflipped into Eater NashvilleNashville How to Help Nashville Bar and Restaurant Workers During the COVID-19 Outbreak Eater - Delia Jo RamseyOn March 15, the Metro Public Health Department declared a public health emergency in Davidson County. In the days following, all non-essential businesses have been asked to close and Safer At Home order
Eaterflipped into Eater San FranciscoSan Francisco Dining Nihon Lounge is Now Selling $1000 Japanese Whisky Sets Eater - Eve BateyBay Area residents are reportedly drinking more during the coronavirus crisis, but it’s unclear if they’re drinking better — in these unprecedented times, there’s little data to draw upon to determine
Eaterflipped into Eater Las VegasLas Vegas Dining How Las Vegas Chefs Are Making the Most of Their Downtime During the Coronavirus Pandemic Eater - Susan StapletonThe statewide ban on restaurants offering dine-in services caused many to opt to close instead of offering takeout and delivery services, which is still allowed. Every restaurant inside a casino closed.
Eaterflipped into Eater SeattleSeattle Dining Iconic Woodinville Restaurant The Herbfarm Provides Free Meals for Hospital Workers Eater - Gabe GuarenteOne of the Seattle area’s most well-known farm-to-table restaurants has switched gears to help feed health care providers working tirelessly during the COVID-19 pandemic. The Herbfarm in Woodinville has
Eaterflipped into Eater New OrleansNew Orleans Dining NOLA’s Favorite Jewish Deli Teams Up With Kosher Chef for Takeout Passover Meals Eater - Clair LorellAfter receiving a number of customer requests, beloved Jewish-Italian deli Stein’s is working to fulfill New Orleanians’ Passover needs for the coming holiday, from specialty products to a full takeout
Eaterflipped into Eater San FranciscoSan Francisco Dining A Running List Of Where To Get Cocktails for Takeout and Delivery in San Francisco Eater - Becky DuffettCoronavirus may have temporarily shut down the bars in this city, but if we’re going to get through this thing, it’s time to pour a stiff drink and pull it together. Fortunately, the powers that be have
Eaterflipped into Eater San DiegoSan Diego Dining Farmers Market Returns to Little Italy Under New Guidelines Eater - Candice WooAfter another brief hiatus, the Little Italy Mercato Certified Farmers Market re-establishes operations this Saturday, April 4 under strict new guidelines. Still categorized by the state as an essential
Eaterflipped into Eater NationalLos Angeles Dining This innovative LA breakfast apartment pop-up serves sandwiches lowered down in a bucket Eater - Farley ElliottWell here’s an inventive way to practice physical distancing during the novel coronavirus pandemic, all while still selling breakfast sandwiches: Just rig up a bucket and a rope. That’s precisely what
Eaterflipped into All StoriesLos Angeles Dining Coolhaus turns its LA ice cream trucks into mobile booze and grocery trucks Eater - Farley ElliottHere’s a new twist on restaurants offering takeout dry goods and CSA boxes around Los Angeles during the novel coronavirus pandemic: a mobile food, veggie, ice cream, and cocktail truck, rolling down streets
Eaterflipped into All StoriesDetroit Dining A Guide to Last-Minute Passover Meal Options Around Metro Detroit Eater - Brenna HouckPassover is going to look a little different from many households this year. Families and friends would normally gather together to mark the holiday, which falls on Wednesday, April 8 and Thursday, April
Eaterflipped into Eater Las VegasLas Vegas Dining Two Restaurants Without Hot Water Shut Down by the Health Department Eater - Susan StapletonThe Southern Nevada Health District shut down Starbucks at 1772 S. Rainbow Boulevard with an imminent health hazard on March 16. The coffee shop had no hot water. The health department initially inspected
