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Magazine Archive

May 2011

Food + Drink

Best Restaurants 2011: Backyard to Table

Best Restaurants 2011: Chef Chat

Best Restaurants 2011: Food Trucks

Best Restaurants 2011: Gastropubs

Best Restaurants 2011: Handcrafted Cocktails

Best Restaurants 2011: Hip to Be Green

Best Restaurants 2011: In the Vault

Best Restaurants 2011: Know the Grow

Best Restaurants 2011: Menu Moves

Best Restaurants 2011: Off the Menu

Pop-up dining takes the show on the road with tasty results.

Best Restaurants 2011: On a Roll

Dim and Den Sum founder Chris Hodgson hit the food truck fast lane last summer, paving the way for others to follow in 2011.

Best Restaurants 2011: One-dish Wonders

Call it the Melt phenomenon. Customers go to single-dish-themed spots for the novelty, says Matt Fish of Melt, but that's not enough. "It goes beyond the whole nichey thing," he says. "The food quality has to be dead-on, creative enough to keep people com

Best Restaurants 2011: Silver Spoon Winners

Best Restaurants 2011: State of the Plate

Food trucks, gastropubs, burger joints and pop-up dinners, simplified menus and complicated cocktails — the past 12 months have brought big changes in the way we're eating and drinking now.

Best Restaurants 2011: Take the Cake

Best Restaurants 2011: The Best New Restaurant

Best Restaurants 2011: The Turkish Table

Best Restaurants 2011: The Whole Damn Thing

Forget the filet. Chefs prove no part of the animal is off limits.

Best Restaurants 2011: Tried & New

We love these 20 proven spots for keeping it fresh season after season.

Best Restaurants 2011: Up To Bar

This is what it takes to make a great cocktail.

Blooming Good

Banana Blossom gives Thai cuisine a fresh feel, both in taste and presentation.

Casual Conversions

Chill Out

Edible Architecture

Catch a Beachwood bakery's cake-crafting trials and triumphs on WE TV this month.

Talking Turkey

Tropical Touch

In the CLE

1956

Knight Moves

Chess games with his father inspired the art installation Donald Black Jr. will unveil this month at the Cleveland Public Library reading garden.

Lame Plan

Designing a downtown that works isn't as easy as it looks on CityVille. As Cleveland embarks on its $1 billion building boom, are we about to repeat our century of mistakes?

Leading By Example

Life According to Len Barker

Open House

A sense of connection come with more than square feet and architectural details.

Perfect Memory

Pet Project

Trunk Space

The Cleveland Metroparks Zoo's new African Elephant Crossing opens this month, offering a more natural way of life for the pachyderms that call it home.

Weather Fan

Wild Plans

After overseeing federal parks out West, Stan Austin brought his record of collaboration here for a new task: forging a fresh identity for the complicated 33,000 acres known as Cuyahoga Valley National Park.

Entertainment

3 To See

Tri-C JazzFest performances we recommend

Call of the Wild

Eric Coble's My Barking Dog brings a ghostly coyote into the lives of two lonely people.

Fine Print

Knowing Ernest

Author Paula McLain's new book peers into the private life of one of America's most celebrated writers.

One Man Band

Dylan Baldi ditched college for Cloud Nothings, one of the most talked about new indie-rock names of 2011.

Q&A with Les Roberts

Sibling Rivalry

Wise Words

Run-D.M.C.'s Darryl McDaniels talks art and politics at this month's CSU Arts Summit.

Style

Precious Metals

Metalworking, found objects and natural stones are a beautiful combination for jewelry designer Kimberly Monaco.