The Dublin-based Irish Pub Company has designed upwards of 2,000 pubs in more than 100 countries around the globe
Once a part of marriage proposals, maritozzi are making a comeback in Italy and around the world
An aerospace engineer has invented an appliance that can whip up quiches, pizzas and more in a zero-gravity environment
A new exhibition at the Frist Art Museum in Nashville will bring the food world of the late 19th century to its gallery walls
How Emil Frey whipped up a smooth dairy sensation after two years of tinkering
Supper clubs and immigrant-led cooking classes across the country bring people together, teaching diners to embrace their neighbors from around the world
With new ingredients and processes, the next generation of substitutes will be not just more egg-like, but potentially more nutritious
Travel to the American South, Vietnam and beyond with this year’s best cookbooks, memoirs and historic deep dives
Turkey may have been part of the holiday meal, along with venison, shellfish and corn, but pies and potatoes were decidedly not on the menu
In the young, tiny nation, inventive chefs are putting their own twists on classic regional dishes, using river trout, berries and other locally sourced delicacies to create some of the hautest cuisine around
From the microwave to the food processor, the book author and television personality tried many appliances and devices to figure out the best ways to use them for her audience
During Mid-Autumn Festival, Chinese around the world eat the miniature molded and filled cakes to wish their families wealth and happiness
Can automated restaurants still be community and cultural spaces, or will they become feeding stations for humans? These and other questions loom as new food tech reaches the market
Climate change, corporate money, soaring demand—can Mexico’s local agave growers find a viable path for a beloved beverage?
On the scenic Oberkircher Brennersteig trail, home of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, travelers won’t go thirsty
Before you turn your nose up at the sweet and spicy combination, consider its roots in the country’s post-World War II food culture
Gooseneck barnacles are tasty, but expensive, given the skill and guts it takes to gather them from slick rocks slammed by waves
The French are known for their pastries, but few desserts garner as much attention as this dried-out cake resuscitated with rum
The national dish of Thailand is actually a fusion of Thai and Chinese food cultures
These 15 images from the Smithsonian Magazine Photo Contest offer a taste of the season
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