These restaurants take you outside of the downtown core, but don't worry we've got plenty of suggestions in the heart of downtown as well.

While the restaurant is still headed by chef Jonathon Stranger, it is not the same Osteria that moved out of the Nichols ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them anytime. Melbourne is blessed with so many Italian restaurants, it can be hard to know where to head for your next bowl of tagliatelle.

The restaurant will give away a table for two at each of its locations, including the recently opened Oklahoma City location at OAK, 2100 Northwest Expressway. More:Uptown 23rd's District to lose ...

cozy fantasy of an Italian restaurant on Collings Avenue would be where it did. Here, under the twinkle lights in the back garden with the sun setting and the table crowded with wineglasses and ...

Oklahoma City’s emergence as a culinary powerhouse gained further momentum as the James Beard Foundation announced six local chefs and restaurant groups as semifinalists for its prestigious 2025 ...

The Italian Treasury, which has reduced its stake in Monte Paschi from an initial 68% to 11.7%, has been searching for new partners for the bank, after Italy’s UniCredit walked away from a ...

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – Oklahoma City Police are investigating after a woman was caught on camera allegedly swiping a cell phone at a local restaurant. According to the Oklahoma City Police ...

Oklahoma City’s dining scene continues to grow, with several exciting restaurants set to open in 2025. From Laotian noodle bowls to Southern comfort food with a modern twist, here’s a look at ...

The James Beard Foundation today announced its semifinalist nominees for 2025, officially kicking off restaurant awards season across the country. Widely known as the “Oscars” of the food world, the ...

Nonesuch, a critically acclaimed tasting menu restaurant in Oklahoma City, has been named a semifinalist in the Outstanding Restaurant category. Known for its innovative menu and focus on local ...

Credit: Gary Licker Italian is unquestionably Long Island’s favorite cuisine, and that is reflected in the longest single-category "best restaurants" list Newsday's food critics publish.