Open Table's Top 50 Restaurants

andynap

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I don't think non-Open Table restos were included in the vote



OpenTable Names Its Top 50 U.S. Restaurants 'For Foodies'

First Posted: 9/21/11 04:15 PM ET Updated: 9/22/11 11:45 AM ET


Online restaurant reservation site OpenTable has announced its Top 50 "Fit for Foodies" restaurants. The below list was compiled from over 10 million reviews submitted by diners between September 2010 and August 2011.

Crowd-sourced lists can sometimes be troublesome. But this list narrows in on a lot of great spots, though you'll be hard-pressed to find a restaurant on this list that hasn't already gotten its fair share of accolades. They may not be under-the-radar spots, but there's often a reason that a place stays popular after it's been discovered. (Hint: that means the food is good!)


Abattoir – Atlanta, Georgia

Ad Hoc – Yountville, California

Aldea – New York, New York

Annisa – New York, New York

Bergamot – Somerville, Massachusetts

Bibou – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Blackbird – Chicago, Illinois

Blue Hill – New York, New York

Bonsoireé – Chicago, Illinois

Camino – Oakland, California

Canteen – San Francisco, California

Cascina Spinasse – Seattle, Washington

Coi – San Francisco, California

Commis – Oakland, California

Commonwealth – San Francisco, California

Craigie on Main – Cambridge, Massachusetts

Dirt Candy – New York, New York

FIG – Charleston, South Carolina

Fond – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Forage – Salt Lake City, Utah

Frances – San Francisco, California

Frasca Food and Wine – Boulder, Colorado

The French Laundry – Napa, California

Gather – Berkeley, California

Girl & The Goat – Chicago, Illinois

Graham Elliot – Chicago, Illinois

Hatfields – Los Angeles, California

Haute Dish – Minneapolis, Minnesota

Heartland Restaurant & Farm Direct Market – Minneapolis, Minnesota

Hungry Mother – Cambridge, Massachusetts

Local 127 – Cincinnati, Ohio

Menton – Boston, Massachusetts

Mistral Kitchen – Seattle, Washington

noca – Phoenix, Arizona

o ya – Boston, Massachusetts

Osteria Mozza – Los Angeles, California

Park Kitchen – Portland, Oregon

Piccolo – Minneapolis, Minnesota

The Publican – Chicago, Illinois

Range – San Francisco, California

Saffron Restaurant & Lounge – San Francisco, California

Saison – San Francisco, California

Sprout – Chicago, Illinois

Spur Gastropub – Seattle, Washington

Staple & Fancy Mercantile – Seattle, Washington

The Tasting Kitchen – Venice, California

Tilth – Seattle, Washington

Ubuntu – Napa, California

wd-50 – New York, New York

Wexler’s – San Francisco, California
 
Andynap said:
I don't think non-Open Table restos were included in the vote

Can't be. The reviews were by people who booked through OT. OT sends you an email after each meal to review.
 
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