If you have not paid attention, we have a new look! Just before our 20th anniversary, which we will start from next month, we have given ourselves a refreshed across the board: on our website, cross. Social PlatformOn us NewsletterAnd soon on us Application,

First of all, let’s not change. In twenty years, we are committed to covering Where to eat and why it mattersRestaurant is a vitality for so many communities, and in 23 city sites, we cover the food scene ins and the exterior and make daily recommendations for the best places to eat through our thoughtful curated maps. But Eater.comWe look at food culture for a nationwide (and sometimes global), bring our eyes to lifestyle trends about how we cook and entertain at home. And the same sensitivity translates to video coverage behind us YouTubeSocial-first video, as well as our newsletter-exclusive content.

We did not have the wholesale update of our site design From 2017When the target was very similar: “It is easy for Eater viewers to find out where to eat.” Associate Creative Director Nat Belkov and Vox media led by products and design experts of eight years and our team has seen every element how we express ourselves visually – resulting in a well -organized new form that is a cleaner and boulder version you know and love. I especially appreciate the small touch that we have taken inspiration from the menu design from the inset corner to the scotch rules.

When you often refresh a homepage to see the latest news of the day, remember the fast -book blog era? As a call for those times – and more basically to add to the universe – Eater.com Now mainly maintains the facility of all the latest news of the network at the top of the site. Apart from this, we have made it easy to find some coverage, which we are the most proud of: MAPSOur Themed packageAnd our main columns of coverage including restaurant news and food recommendations on our city sites. Home -eating And Eater travel The stories of the national team are also in front and centers. And no matter what you are part of the Eater, the navigation bar will take you to all our sites, including fellow brands Punch, ThrillistAnd Gastrointery,

With the experience of the new site, our goals are no different from what we want out of a restaurant. The best restaurants are full of energy and surround their community. They bring people together, they expose us to do something new, and they are still fun. Welcome to the new eater – we hope you will settle and stay in a while.