The new Esquire just arrived and it has a great listing of sandwiches from coast to coast. Even better, they are encouraging readers to send in other worthy sandwiches. I can already think of two: Felafel at Max’s Kosher... (29 replies, last updated by uptown jimmy April 15, 2008)

I have yet to see the November issue of Esquire, but apparently Fearing’s, in Dallas, is the restaurant of the year. For those of you who don’t live in Dallas, you may not be aware that the restuarant has yet to hit... (8 replies, last updated by Megiac October 19, 2007)

Had dinner last night at the Esquire Grill, supposedly the Governator’s favorite place to eat in the area. A member of our party was having steak cravings, and urged us to try out this place. It was surprisingly easy to get... (0 replies, last updated by beanbag November 22, 2004)

If you have even a passing interest in breakfast, get thee to a newsstand and pick up the newest issue of Esquire magazine. In it, there is a 16 page section on breakfast. It is in two parts: 1) Home – which includes a... (0 replies, last updated by Justpaula February 14, 2009)

The Parmageddon, one of Melt Bar and Grilled’s signature sandwiches, is featured in Esquire's “The Best Sandwiches in America”: http://www.dlayphoto.com/behindthelens/2008/05/parmageddon-it/ (0 replies, last updated by mr_cheese May 15, 2008)

I have posted here so often about my favorite, under-appreciated restaurant, Luce, that at the risk of sounding like a shill (I pay them to eat there, not vice versa :)... http://blogs.menupages.com/sanfrancisco/2008/10/breaking_... (4 replies, last updated by isa79 October 30, 2008)

Going to see Fahrenheit 911 tonight and am looking for a good place to eat in the area. Not really into the Rush Street or Michigan Avenue scenes. ************ It’s kind of difficult to eat near the Esquire and not be in the... (4 replies, last updated by Shannon Clark July 16, 2004)

Got my new issue of Esquire yesterday (November Sexiest Women Alive issue), and they had the 2009 rundown of best new restaurants. Great year for South Florida. Miami placed two on the list of top 20 nationwide (Area 31 and Sra.... (0 replies, last updated by YosemiteSam October 6, 2009)

Esquire Best New Restaurants 2008 -> http://www.esquire.com/features/new-restaurants-2008/best-new-restaurants-2008 While I’ll agree with the conclusion, I’m not sure where the author gets some of his info, i.e. -> "Chef... (1 reply, last updated by sfeatz October 22, 2008)

The August issue of Esquire magazine has an interesting spread called “The Country of San Francisco.” It is a fashion piece featuring Thomas Keller (FL) and his “laundry boys,” Charles Phan (Slanted Door),... (0 replies, last updated by sfglutton July 4, 2003)

On Esquire magazine’s Best New Restaurants 2007 roster, Michael’s is the only Florida restaurant on this year’s list of 20. (15 replies, last updated by Frodnesor October 29, 2007)

at the bar. We happened to be there the day S.I.V.'s review came out and the phone lines were ringing off the hook. Hope this doesn’t make snagging a seat at the bar more difficult. http://www.esquire... (0 replies, last updated by caveatempty October 23, 2008)

The Esquire Grill, downtown on 13th & K, has a crab louie salad for $15.50 (lunch). I haven’t had it but have had a number of their other seafood items and they are very good. (3 replies, last updated by sugit August 19, 2006)

About 20 years ago, I clipped an essay by Alexander Theroux from Esquire (then Esquire Fortnightly) magazine. It was by Alexander Theroux, and was a gourmand’s review of popular candy. One of the funniest and most brilliant... (0 replies, last updated by Rachel Cline October 7, 2001)

A little bird just chirped into my ear that acclaimed Dallas Chef Joel Harloff has been hired by Paul Pinnell (former GM of Nana, among other high-falutin' posts) to run the kitchen at Dali. I love Chef Harloff’s cooking... (3 replies, last updated by Epicurious Esquire May 8, 2008)