Thursday, May 22, 2014

Food & Wine Magazine Names The Best New Grill Restaurants In America In Its June Issue

America's Best New Grill Restaurants
Levers on the custom-made grill at Ox in Portland, Oregon, move food closer to—or farther from—the fire.Photo © Evan Sung
Flame-loving chefs are taking a grill-centric approach to cooking, elevating humankind's oldest and simplest culinary technique into its tastiest. Here are 8 excellent new places around the country.
A.KITCHEN, PHILADELPHIA
Chef Eli Kulp grills over Japanese-inspired hardwood charcoal. akitchenandbar.com.
ARC, COSTA MESA, CA
The giant stack of firewood in the dining room is the only fuel at this neo-primitive spot. arcrestaurant.com.
LA BRASA, SOMERVILLE, MA 
Raised in Hermosillo—Mexico's unofficial carne asada capital—Daniel Bojorquez is a grill virtuoso. labrasasomerville.com.
OX, PORTLAND, OR
At this tiny Argentinean-style restaurant, grilled-meat juices become an umami-rich basting oil. oxpdx.com.
PENROSE, OAKLAND, CA
Charlie Hallowell turns out both perfectly cooked chops and impeccably charred flatbreads.penroseoakland.com.
TBD, SAN FRANCISCO 
The open kitchen has four fire-focused sections: a mesh grill for tiny items like fava beans, a cast-iron plancha for breads, a grill grate for meat and a hearth for ember roasting.tbdrestaurant.com.
DEATH & TAXES, RALEIGH, NC
Ashley Christensen will use fire to coax deep flavors from vegetables at her next restaurant, opening this fall. ac-restaurants.com.
OVENBIRD, BIRMINGHAM, AL 
The flame-driven cuisines of Europe and South America inspire Chris Hastings's new project, slated to open this summer. Coming soon.

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