London's hotel dining scene got a jolt when Simon Rogan, one of the U.K.’s most exciting chefs, opened Fera inside Claridge’s. Beautiful evocations of the British terroir arrive on handmade ceramic dishes: a rabbit croquette with lovage emulsion, a foamy nasturtium sauce accenting hake steamed inside caramelized cabbage.

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In another nod to the Far East, the rambunctious, izakaya-inspired Cho Cho San is Sydney’s love letter to Japan: chef Nic Wong’s lamb cutlets are spiked with sancho pepper, and the gingery tataki is made with prime Australian beef.

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To try everything that’s going on in Mexico City at once, head to Colonia Roma. It’s a blast perching on stools and sampling from each kitchen at Mercado Roma: chile-intensive pozole from José Guadalupe, a stew of pristine Pacific coast clams and chorizo from La Ahumadora, and La Barraca Valenciana’s squid torta with garlicky mayo created by El Bulli veteran José Miguel Garcia.

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Downtown glamour meets uptown polish at NYC's Bâtard, from über-host Drew Nieporent and Austrian chef Markus Glocker. An octopus “pastrami,” bewitched into a Gaudí-like mosaic terrine, and hand-pulled strudel filled with apples, raisins, and sweetbreads are among Glocker’s assured neoclassical dishes.

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Off Istanbul's frenetic Istiklal Street, tile-clad Yeni Lokanta is the modern meyhane of the moment. We’re dazzled by chef Civan Er’s small plates, updated with heirloom foodstuffs like “burnt” Denizli yogurt atop green beans, walnut-studded sucuk sausage, and beef ribs roasted in a wood-burning oven.

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Los Angeles' République, headed by Walter and Margarita Manzke, is a brasserie that stays open around the clock, whether for an early-morning blood-orange brioche or a late-night negroni blanc, scrambled eggs with sea urchin on toast, and the best frites west of Paris.

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Pad Thai in Bangkok. Photo courtesy of cobygamo on Instagram.

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West Side Market, Cleveland. Photo courtesy of dangerousbiz on Instagram.

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From the Gulf Coast to the Pacific, the freshest bivalves are being shucked at these oyster bars. Photo courtesy of aliciachofoto on Instagram.

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8 places to eat like a local in Paris. Photo courtesy of ahasson on Instagram.

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Chèvre Heaven. Photo courtesy of lavieannrose on Instagram.

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The French onion soup, the Dover sole, the steak frites—this bistro is where you go when you want to indulge.--Michael Kors on Palm Beach's Chez Jean Pierre.

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I like to find a good burger everywhere I go. The one at Brexi, with a side of Parmesan frites, is my favorite in Aspen.--Michael Kors

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Street Food in Bangkok. Photo courtesy of gregamend on Instagram.

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Philadelphia's Reading Terminal Market has a festive old-world market feel—no surprise considering it’s been around since the late 1800s. Opened by Reading Railroad (of Monopoly fame), the market was located underneath a train station until the trains stopped running in 1984. Today, it still has 12 rows of stalls stocking everything from Amish specialties to gourmet olive oil.

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At The Source, a food hall and market in Denver’s artsy River North District, you are not only able to enjoy lunch and grab a bottle of wine to go, you’re able to see the production process in action.

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In November 2014, Krog Street Market opened within the former Atlanta Stove Works storage house, a brick warehouse dating back to the 1920s.

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This once-quiet corner of North Carolina’s geeky research triangle is hitting its stride with a flurry of restaurant and hotel openings. Southern-inspired tapas at Mateo and locavore dishes like Sunburst trout with butternut squash at months-old Black House at Straw Valley are among the standouts making Durham one of the South’s hottest food destinations.

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The most anticipated arrival in Houston's Montrose neighborhood is BCN Taste and Tradition, where Barcelona native Luis Roger showcases his Ferran Adrià–trained molecular chops in a converted 1920s Mediterranean bungalow.

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What's better than spending your night wining and dining within the cozy dining room of a French brasserie? Pretty much nothing.

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Greek breakfast on the Mani Peninsula. Photo courtesy of tanveerbadal on instagram.

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Want to dine out on Thanksgiving with all the comforts of home? Check out Spiced Pear in Newport, RI.

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In a gracious 1882 brick mansion that was once home to the mayor of Nashville, James Beard Award–winning chef Sean Brock’s newest location of his Charleston, SC, standby turns out daily-changing dishes that are the perfect marriage of southern tradition and forward-thinking technique.

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At Budapest's Great Market Hall, you'll find the city's best lángos: fried flatbread topped with sour cream, cheese, and garlic. Photo courtesy of veetravels on Instagram.

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Leon's Oyster Shop is the best place in Charleston to satisfy your seafood cravings.

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Cafe in Lyon, France.

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Oaxacan albóndigas en adobo are the staple at Comal in Berkeley, CA. A blend of pork and beef, plus ricotta, pecorino, panko, and eggs in a spicy, smoky ancho chile broth—have San Franciscans flocking to the East Bay.

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For meatballs with a Spanish flair, head to Cúrate in Asheville, NC.

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Visitors to The Bachelor Farmer in Minneapolis can expect a changing meatball menu that focuses on quality, seasonal ingredients.

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