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Our brand-new Where to Eat newsletter is your one-stop shop for restaurant recommendations and dining tips.
By:
Allison Milam
Levi Brown
Here at Food Network, we have a newsletter for just about anyone. You might already rely on our daily or weekly editions for must-make dishes, tips and TV highlights to stay in the loop. Now, our brand-new Where to Eat newsletter is your one-stop shop for restaurant recommendations and dining tips.
Each Friday, just in time for weekend outings, it dishes up the best picks for local favorites and coast-to-coast classics. Whether you’re on the hunt for the very best French fries, pizza in all 50 states or the top fried chicken spots you’ve seen on your favorite Food Network shows, Where to Eat has you covered.
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