With the stock market down and the real estate market soft, dining advice matters more than ever. The places that earned a spot on our list of 100 Best Restaurants did so with memorable cooking. Because of the times, we placed a higher premium on value. Check out our photo slideshow of the restaurants and dishes that wowed us this year--and are worth the splurge.
How about giving credit to the wonderful photographer who has done a spectacular job of capturing these beautiful dishes?
Posted by: Scott, Mar 07, 2009 09:24:40 PM
THE FOOD LOOKS LOVELY!
Posted by: DICK HARRY, Feb 17, 2009 03:59:59 PM
The restaurants are listed under the pictures..
Posted by: dani, Feb 02, 2009 10:31:04 AM
I agree. What’s the point of showing pictures without telling us where the dishes are from?
Posted by: Perry, Jan 30, 2009 07:09:29 PM
Are we supposed to be able to tell where these dishes are from or is this just to get us drooling and anxious to see the full top 100? Near as I can tell, there isn’t much in terms of labeling other than "Marino" and "Komi" on some of these pics.
Posted by: WDC, Jan 23, 2009 01:41:08 PM
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