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Dana Brown

A former Deputy Editor of Vanity Fair and then Air Mail columnist who wrote about food and restaurants.

Before getting into publishing, I worked in the back and front of the house at some of New York City’s seminal restaurants. Caper is where all of that experience finally converges.

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Articles by Dana


Emma Orlow

4 hours ago

Emma Orlow

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11 min read

NY’s Hollywood Hangout Is Going, Going, GONE

Everything must go at a Tribeca institution

Chris Crowley

3 days ago

Chris Crowley

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10 min read

Split the ₿

Bitcoin has lost nearly half its value since its peak. But at PubKey, the Greenwich Village dive bar turned crypto clubhouse, the faithful remain convinced the future belongs to crypto.

Contributors

4 days ago

Eli Feldman

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9 min read

Out of Office

With AI hollowing out entry-level white-collar jobs and scrambling the corporate career path, one restaurant owner wonders if the disruption carries a silver lining.

Annie Armstrong

5 days ago

Annie Armstrong

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7 min read

The French Dispatch

Annie Armstrong reports from Paris fashion week, with stops at legendary cookware shop E. Dehillerin, Mashama Bailey’s new Left Bank restaurant, and a visit with famed chocolatier Jacques Genin.

Chris Crowley

6 days ago

Chris Crowley

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6 min read

The Noma Crisis

The scandal engulfing the world’s most influential restaurant has overshadowed one of the year’s most anticipated restaurant events.

Contributors

6 days ago

Graydon Carter

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6 min read

All the Right Moves

When the former Vanity Fair editor and AIR MAIL cofounder took over the Waverly Inn, his ambition was simple: reinvent a Village classic just enough to create a new one. As the Waverly celebrates 20 years under his watch, he looks back at how it began.

Reporting on the business of food and restaurants.

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