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Gabrielle Nicole Pharms

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Journalist Gabrielle Nicole Pharms.

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Gabrielle Nicole Pharms is an Austin, Texas-based award-winning writer, and columnist with bylines in major publications such as Travel + Leisure, Imbibe, Food + Wine, Rolling Stone, and many other outlets. She's currently a contributing editor for American Whiskey Magazine.

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  1. Simona’s Coffee + Cocktails

    Austin, United States
    Simona's Coffee + Cocktails

  2. Tillie’s

    Dripping Springs, United States
    Tillie's

  3. The Driskill Bar

    Austin, United States
    The Driskill Bar

  4. Bar Mischief

    Austin, United States
    Bar Mischief

  5. Second Bar + Kitchen

    Austin, United States
    The Rooftop at Second Bar + Kitchen at East Austin Hotel

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Subterra Agave Bar in Austin, Texas.

3 must-try cocktails when in Texas (and how to make them)

Heading to the Lone Star State? These are the cocktails you must try, with recipes from Texas’ best bartenders.
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Gourmet scallop dish with edible flower and caviar garnish.

World’s most expensive Michelin-starred restaurants revealed

Discover the globe’s most expensive Michelin-starred restaurants in 2024.
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Chef Johnny Spero of Reverie.

Johnny Spero on rebuilding Reverie

Spero lost everything when his Washington DC restaurant burned down. Now it’s back, more refined and fun.
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Inside Michelin-starred Semma: recipes from Vijay Kumar's kitchen

Recreate the authentic taste of Semma and its Michelin-starred Southern Indian cuisine, with these recipes from chef Vijay Kumar.
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Mashed potatoes.

Make the world’s best mashed potatoes this Thanksgiving

Make showstopping mashed potatoes this Thanksgiving with tips and recipes from top chefs.
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Chef David Thompson.

David Thompson: ‘I’m over complicated aspirational cooking’

On his return to London after 12 years with Long Chim, the Bangkok-based chef tells us why he just wants diners to have a good time.
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