50 Best Restaurants in America

Tinker Street in Indianapolis, Indiana

It’s where hipsters go to eat. Think kimchi, pork belly, and free-range eggs all served in mason jars. (Only kidding about the mason jars.)

Benu in San Francisco, California

It’s where Asian and American cuisine collide on a tasting menu. Think sesame leaf ice cream.

n/naka in Los Angeles, California

Another restaurant where there is no menu. Chef Niki Nakayama prepares a 13-course modern-Japanese experience customized around your palate.

Masa in New York City, New York

Masa is where sushi and art collide. Chef Takayama is so particular when it comes to the visual appeal of his dishes, that there is nary a decoration in his restaurant. The food is the art.

Daniel in New York, New York

Chef Daniel Boulud’s namesake restaurant. Need I say more? And if you don’t know who Chef Daniel Boulud is, please stop reading this list.

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