The issue with Yelp and other restaurant review sites and apps is that you’ve entrusted plenty of fools with helping you decide where to eat. You really want dudes who reviewed the hot dogs at 7-Eleven to chime in on your dining experience? With Where Chefs Eat, you’ll get restaurant picks from people who legitimately know food. With locations chosen by 400 of the world’s top chefs (seriously it’s like a who’s who of the culinary world; people like Ferran Adria, Daniel Boulud, April Bloomfield, Rene Redzepi, and many more), you’re guaranteed to get some good grub. Besides simply naming some good noodle joints or where to grab breakfast, the book is full of entertaining quotes, maps, and added advice. Plus, since it is published by Phaidon, you know it will look sharp on your coffee table.
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