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@Resy

Resy is a mobile app for people who love eating at great restaurants but hate hassling for reservations. Resy powers the world’s best restaurants, using technology to imagine the future of hospitality.

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Resy | Right This Way
blog.resy.com > guides > date-night-atlanta

Romantic Atlanta Restaurants That Are Perfect For Date Night

2+ week, 4+ day ago   (103+ words) By Ashley Twist Cole, an Atlanta-based writer who’s a sucker for good pimento cheese, a rooftop bar, and a big bowl of pasta. A great date requires a great restaurant. And when it comes to places where you can wine,…...

Resy | Right This Way
blog.resy.com > 2026 > 08 > barrique

One of Venice's Most Romantic Restaurants is Hiding in Plain Sight — Resy | Right This Way

2+ week, 4+ day ago   (365+ words) The Rundown Los Angeles By Elina Shatkin, a journalist, writer, and podcast producer based in Los Angeles. She was a restaurant critic for LA Weekly, a staff writer at the Los Angeles Times, and currently helps produce Good Food for…...

Resy | Right This Way
blog.resy.com > 2026 > 08 > alfies-washington-dc

Beloved Thai Pop-Up Alfie's Permanently Lands in Georgetown — Resy | Right This Way

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (1082+ words) The Rundown Washington D.C. Chef Alex McCoy didn’t know that Alfie’s would garner a cult following, but there were signs. During its brief nine-month pop-up in D.C.’s Park View neighborhood in 2016, chefs and sommeliers from all over the city…...