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The’90s were iconic, to say the least. The dining scene saw endless decorative plates and sun-dried tomatoes. Do we miss it though? We asked some chefs to weighin…

Our Resy editors picked dinner so you don’t have to.
From L.A. to Chicago, these are the restaurants they’re booking right now (and recommend you do, too).
Save this—then head to link in bio more restaurants to love across the country.

Our Resy editors picked dinner so you don’t have to.
From L.A. to Chicago, these are the restaurants they’re booking right now (and recommend you do, too).
Save this—then head to link in bio more restaurants to love across the country.

Our Resy editors picked dinner so you don’t have to.
From L.A. to Chicago, these are the restaurants they’re booking right now (and recommend you do, too).
Save this—then head to link in bio more restaurants to love across the country.

Our Resy editors picked dinner so you don’t have to.
From L.A. to Chicago, these are the restaurants they’re booking right now (and recommend you do, too).
Save this—then head to link in bio more restaurants to love across the country.

Our Resy editors picked dinner so you don’t have to.
From L.A. to Chicago, these are the restaurants they’re booking right now (and recommend you do, too).
Save this—then head to link in bio more restaurants to love across the country.

One of the most talked-about tables in Minneapolis right now tells a much bigger story.
At Diane’s Place, chef Diane Moua draws on the Hmong traditions she grew up with, like nqaj npua tsawg, a slow-cooked pulled pork once reserved for special occasions, and brings them onto the menu in a way that feels intentional.
Across the menu, that perspective carries through, with dishes rooted in Hmong heritage alongside a style of cooking shaped by Moua’s training and life in the U.S. The result is a restaurant that feels personal and evolving, reflecting how culture is preserved, adapted and shared. Read the full story at the link in bio.

One of the most talked-about tables in Minneapolis right now tells a much bigger story.
At Diane’s Place, chef Diane Moua draws on the Hmong traditions she grew up with, like nqaj npua tsawg, a slow-cooked pulled pork once reserved for special occasions, and brings them onto the menu in a way that feels intentional.
Across the menu, that perspective carries through, with dishes rooted in Hmong heritage alongside a style of cooking shaped by Moua’s training and life in the U.S. The result is a restaurant that feels personal and evolving, reflecting how culture is preserved, adapted and shared. Read the full story at the link in bio.

One of the most talked-about tables in Minneapolis right now tells a much bigger story.
At Diane’s Place, chef Diane Moua draws on the Hmong traditions she grew up with, like nqaj npua tsawg, a slow-cooked pulled pork once reserved for special occasions, and brings them onto the menu in a way that feels intentional.
Across the menu, that perspective carries through, with dishes rooted in Hmong heritage alongside a style of cooking shaped by Moua’s training and life in the U.S. The result is a restaurant that feels personal and evolving, reflecting how culture is preserved, adapted and shared. Read the full story at the link in bio.

One of the most talked-about tables in Minneapolis right now tells a much bigger story.
At Diane’s Place, chef Diane Moua draws on the Hmong traditions she grew up with, like nqaj npua tsawg, a slow-cooked pulled pork once reserved for special occasions, and brings them onto the menu in a way that feels intentional.
Across the menu, that perspective carries through, with dishes rooted in Hmong heritage alongside a style of cooking shaped by Moua’s training and life in the U.S. The result is a restaurant that feels personal and evolving, reflecting how culture is preserved, adapted and shared. Read the full story at the link in bio.

One of the most talked-about tables in Minneapolis right now tells a much bigger story.
At Diane’s Place, chef Diane Moua draws on the Hmong traditions she grew up with, like nqaj npua tsawg, a slow-cooked pulled pork once reserved for special occasions, and brings them onto the menu in a way that feels intentional.
Across the menu, that perspective carries through, with dishes rooted in Hmong heritage alongside a style of cooking shaped by Moua’s training and life in the U.S. The result is a restaurant that feels personal and evolving, reflecting how culture is preserved, adapted and shared. Read the full story at the link in bio.

One of the most talked-about tables in Minneapolis right now tells a much bigger story.
At Diane’s Place, chef Diane Moua draws on the Hmong traditions she grew up with, like nqaj npua tsawg, a slow-cooked pulled pork once reserved for special occasions, and brings them onto the menu in a way that feels intentional.
Across the menu, that perspective carries through, with dishes rooted in Hmong heritage alongside a style of cooking shaped by Moua’s training and life in the U.S. The result is a restaurant that feels personal and evolving, reflecting how culture is preserved, adapted and shared. Read the full story at the link in bio.

One of the most talked-about tables in Minneapolis right now tells a much bigger story.
At Diane’s Place, chef Diane Moua draws on the Hmong traditions she grew up with, like nqaj npua tsawg, a slow-cooked pulled pork once reserved for special occasions, and brings them onto the menu in a way that feels intentional.
Across the menu, that perspective carries through, with dishes rooted in Hmong heritage alongside a style of cooking shaped by Moua’s training and life in the U.S. The result is a restaurant that feels personal and evolving, reflecting how culture is preserved, adapted and shared. Read the full story at the link in bio.

One of the most talked-about tables in Minneapolis right now tells a much bigger story.
At Diane’s Place, chef Diane Moua draws on the Hmong traditions she grew up with, like nqaj npua tsawg, a slow-cooked pulled pork once reserved for special occasions, and brings them onto the menu in a way that feels intentional.
Across the menu, that perspective carries through, with dishes rooted in Hmong heritage alongside a style of cooking shaped by Moua’s training and life in the U.S. The result is a restaurant that feels personal and evolving, reflecting how culture is preserved, adapted and shared. Read the full story at the link in bio.

Here’s to all moms and mother figures who’ve shaped our lives — the ones behind the plans, the meals and the memories. What’s the one meal you had with them you’ll never forget?

Here’s to all moms and mother figures who’ve shaped our lives — the ones behind the plans, the meals and the memories. What’s the one meal you had with them you’ll never forget?

Here’s to all moms and mother figures who’ve shaped our lives — the ones behind the plans, the meals and the memories. What’s the one meal you had with them you’ll never forget?

Here’s to all moms and mother figures who’ve shaped our lives — the ones behind the plans, the meals and the memories. What’s the one meal you had with them you’ll never forget?

Here’s to all moms and mother figures who’ve shaped our lives — the ones behind the plans, the meals and the memories. What’s the one meal you had with them you’ll never forget?

We have a new plus one.
@AmericanExpress and @Resy are now the official credit card and reservations platform of the @beardfoundation and presenting sponsor of the 2026 James Beard Awards®. With a shared commitment to supporting independent restaurants and the people behind them, our work together will celebrate culinary and hospitality excellence, uplift chefs as changemakers, and create experiences for our collective community of food lovers.
Tap the link in bio to learn more.

Dinner and a live podcast with @chefstableofficial? Count us in.
Welcome to our next event series where @chefstableofficial creator David Gelb hosts live Chef’s Table: Talks tapings with 3 special restaurants as the stage.
Join the chefs of I Cavallini (@icavallinibk), Quarter Sheets (@quartersheets) and Mister Jiu’s (@misterjius) in conversation and for a one-night-only dinner experience.
I Cavallini: June 2nd
Quarter Sheets: June 9th
Mister Jiu’s: June 10th
Presale tickets are now available! Global Dining Access by Resy members get exclusive 48-hour presale access. Add your eligible American Express® Card to your Resy profile to unlock.
All Resy users can book beginning May 1 at 9am Pacific Time/12pm Eastern Time. Terms apply.

Dinner and a live podcast with @chefstableofficial? Count us in.
Welcome to our next event series where @chefstableofficial creator David Gelb hosts live Chef’s Table: Talks tapings with 3 special restaurants as the stage.
Join the chefs of I Cavallini (@icavallinibk), Quarter Sheets (@quartersheets) and Mister Jiu’s (@misterjius) in conversation and for a one-night-only dinner experience.
I Cavallini: June 2nd
Quarter Sheets: June 9th
Mister Jiu’s: June 10th
Presale tickets are now available! Global Dining Access by Resy members get exclusive 48-hour presale access. Add your eligible American Express® Card to your Resy profile to unlock.
All Resy users can book beginning May 1 at 9am Pacific Time/12pm Eastern Time. Terms apply.

Dinner and a live podcast with @chefstableofficial? Count us in.
Welcome to our next event series where @chefstableofficial creator David Gelb hosts live Chef’s Table: Talks tapings with 3 special restaurants as the stage.
Join the chefs of I Cavallini (@icavallinibk), Quarter Sheets (@quartersheets) and Mister Jiu’s (@misterjius) in conversation and for a one-night-only dinner experience.
I Cavallini: June 2nd
Quarter Sheets: June 9th
Mister Jiu’s: June 10th
Presale tickets are now available! Global Dining Access by Resy members get exclusive 48-hour presale access. Add your eligible American Express® Card to your Resy profile to unlock.
All Resy users can book beginning May 1 at 9am Pacific Time/12pm Eastern Time. Terms apply.

Dinner and a live podcast with @chefstableofficial? Count us in.
Welcome to our next event series where @chefstableofficial creator David Gelb hosts live Chef’s Table: Talks tapings with 3 special restaurants as the stage.
Join the chefs of I Cavallini (@icavallinibk), Quarter Sheets (@quartersheets) and Mister Jiu’s (@misterjius) in conversation and for a one-night-only dinner experience.
I Cavallini: June 2nd
Quarter Sheets: June 9th
Mister Jiu’s: June 10th
Presale tickets are now available! Global Dining Access by Resy members get exclusive 48-hour presale access. Add your eligible American Express® Card to your Resy profile to unlock.
All Resy users can book beginning May 1 at 9am Pacific Time/12pm Eastern Time. Terms apply.

Dinner and a live podcast with @chefstableofficial? Count us in.
Welcome to our next event series where @chefstableofficial creator David Gelb hosts live Chef’s Table: Talks tapings with 3 special restaurants as the stage.
Join the chefs of I Cavallini (@icavallinibk), Quarter Sheets (@quartersheets) and Mister Jiu’s (@misterjius) in conversation and for a one-night-only dinner experience.
I Cavallini: June 2nd
Quarter Sheets: June 9th
Mister Jiu’s: June 10th
Presale tickets are now available! Global Dining Access by Resy members get exclusive 48-hour presale access. Add your eligible American Express® Card to your Resy profile to unlock.
All Resy users can book beginning May 1 at 9am Pacific Time/12pm Eastern Time. Terms apply.

Dinner and a live podcast with @chefstableofficial? Count us in.
Welcome to our next event series where @chefstableofficial creator David Gelb hosts live Chef’s Table: Talks tapings with 3 special restaurants as the stage.
Join the chefs of I Cavallini (@icavallinibk), Quarter Sheets (@quartersheets) and Mister Jiu’s (@misterjius) in conversation and for a one-night-only dinner experience.
I Cavallini: June 2nd
Quarter Sheets: June 9th
Mister Jiu’s: June 10th
Presale tickets are now available! Global Dining Access by Resy members get exclusive 48-hour presale access. Add your eligible American Express® Card to your Resy profile to unlock.
All Resy users can book beginning May 1 at 9am Pacific Time/12pm Eastern Time. Terms apply.

Dinner and a live podcast with @chefstableofficial? Count us in.
Welcome to our next event series where @chefstableofficial creator David Gelb hosts live Chef’s Table: Talks tapings with 3 special restaurants as the stage.
Join the chefs of I Cavallini (@icavallinibk), Quarter Sheets (@quartersheets) and Mister Jiu’s (@misterjius) in conversation and for a one-night-only dinner experience.
I Cavallini: June 2nd
Quarter Sheets: June 9th
Mister Jiu’s: June 10th
Presale tickets are now available! Global Dining Access by Resy members get exclusive 48-hour presale access. Add your eligible American Express® Card to your Resy profile to unlock.
All Resy users can book beginning May 1 at 9am Pacific Time/12pm Eastern Time. Terms apply.

Dinner and a live podcast with @chefstableofficial? Count us in.
Welcome to our next event series where @chefstableofficial creator David Gelb hosts live Chef’s Table: Talks tapings with 3 special restaurants as the stage.
Join the chefs of I Cavallini (@icavallinibk), Quarter Sheets (@quartersheets) and Mister Jiu’s (@misterjius) in conversation and for a one-night-only dinner experience.
I Cavallini: June 2nd
Quarter Sheets: June 9th
Mister Jiu’s: June 10th
Presale tickets are now available! Global Dining Access by Resy members get exclusive 48-hour presale access. Add your eligible American Express® Card to your Resy profile to unlock.
All Resy users can book beginning May 1 at 9am Pacific Time/12pm Eastern Time. Terms apply.
At AVIV South Beach, atmosphere is an ingredient. The little things show up in a fully open kitchen, immediately welcoming energy, and when the hummus hits the table—that’s when the magic starts.
Finding a great place to eat just got easier.
Resy restaurants in the U.S. are now discoverable in Claude. Get personalized recommendations, explore options, and check availability, all without leaving the conversation. When you’re ready, head to Resy to book your table.

You are overdue for something new.
Maybe it looks like a tableside moment at a French bistro in Chicago. Or dinner in L.A. centered around West African–inspired cooking. Start here, then find more places to eat across the country at the link in bio.

You are overdue for something new.
Maybe it looks like a tableside moment at a French bistro in Chicago. Or dinner in L.A. centered around West African–inspired cooking. Start here, then find more places to eat across the country at the link in bio.

You are overdue for something new.
Maybe it looks like a tableside moment at a French bistro in Chicago. Or dinner in L.A. centered around West African–inspired cooking. Start here, then find more places to eat across the country at the link in bio.

You are overdue for something new.
Maybe it looks like a tableside moment at a French bistro in Chicago. Or dinner in L.A. centered around West African–inspired cooking. Start here, then find more places to eat across the country at the link in bio.

You are overdue for something new.
Maybe it looks like a tableside moment at a French bistro in Chicago. Or dinner in L.A. centered around West African–inspired cooking. Start here, then find more places to eat across the country at the link in bio.

You are overdue for something new.
Maybe it looks like a tableside moment at a French bistro in Chicago. Or dinner in L.A. centered around West African–inspired cooking. Start here, then find more places to eat across the country at the link in bio.

You are overdue for something new.
Maybe it looks like a tableside moment at a French bistro in Chicago. Or dinner in L.A. centered around West African–inspired cooking. Start here, then find more places to eat across the country at the link in bio.

Tiny apron energy...
They did not always get to choose what was for dinner. Now they’re behind the menus at some of your favorite tables across the country.

Tiny apron energy...
They did not always get to choose what was for dinner. Now they’re behind the menus at some of your favorite tables across the country.

Tiny apron energy...
They did not always get to choose what was for dinner. Now they’re behind the menus at some of your favorite tables across the country.

Tiny apron energy...
They did not always get to choose what was for dinner. Now they’re behind the menus at some of your favorite tables across the country.
Grandma’s cooking > everything.
Poh’s eggplant is a staple on chef David Bies’ (@dbeezatl) menu at Ticonderoga Club – and it’s also chef Jason Paolini’s (@jasonpaolini) one great dish in Atlanta.
Stir-fried in a deeply layered Balinese sauce with 10-plus ingredients, it’s bold, vibrant, and rooted in memories of market runs and cooking side by side with family.
Book your table at @ticonderogaclub on Resy to try it for yourself.
For our second iteration of Love On The Line by Resy, we headed to Chicago to bring together the incredible teams behind @__all_together_now__, @dimmidimmichicago, @galit_restaurant, and @scribewinery for one weekend only. Through four distinct services with one-of-a-kind menus – lunch, aperitivo, dinner and late-night – we witnessed firsthand the love, dedication, and passion that each of their teams leave on the line every single day, to create some of the best hospitality experiences out there.
Don’t miss out on other upcoming Resy events and experiences in your city. Head to the link in bio to discover more and book now.
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