QSR Only in Brooklyn–a restaurant that serves avocados and only avocados in the sprawling Industry City Food Hall.

Everett Potter’s Travel Report. Just when you thought nothing new could happen to fried chicken along came the Honey Butter Fried Chicken Folks

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Stellar ingredients, talented chefs and a discerning dining public keep San Francisco at the top of the dining game.

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Hotel F&B. Chef Adam Leonti’s freshly milled flour for bread and pasta will put Harvey restaurant in the new Williamsburg Hotel in Brooklyn on the map.

Hold the Blue Cheese. We’re not talking chicken wings.  Chefs are using every part of fish and fighting invasive species by eating them.

Hotel Bel-Air exec pastry chef Garry Larduinat creates a cadre of wow worthy cakes inspiring nearly 200K Instagram followers.

Ski resorts use to pride themselves on accumulating record amounts of snow as a way to prove they didn’t need to bring out snow machines to afford powder hounds the chance to cut first tracks. But as times (and the climate) have changed, new thinking about snowmaking, environmental conservation and technology are changing the ski industry and the snow sports vacation experience as you know it. Here are six ways skiing is getting a shake-up in 2017.

“We sip the air…like French Champagne,” wrote composer Richard Strauss about Switzerland’s Engadin region, celebrated for its crisp, dry climate. A two-time host of the Winter Olympics, St. Moritz has been an alpine winter resort in the glacier-crowned Engadin since 1864 when hotelier Johannes Badrutt made a bet with his guests that they would enjoy a winter holiday as much as a Swiss summer. The British returned—and lingered from Christmas through Easter—and thus was born winter tourism more than 150 years ago.