It’s ready! We are so excited to introduce FoodNetwork.com’s freshest look, with all-new, improved ways of discovering the best recipes, videos, tips, restaurants, chefs and shows around. After months of planning and plotting, testing and tweaking, our cleaner, smarter, easy-to-browse site is ready for prime time.

"We're thrilled to roll out our rebuilt sites for desktop and mobile this week," said Angela Moore, vice president of Food Network's digital group. " FoodNetwork.com's new design, navigation, search and overall experience enable our audience to find the content and tools they need to make their lives — and meals! — easier, more enriched and more fun."

At your fingertips are your favorite chefs, their recipes, their shows and even their exclusive digital content, like Bobby Flay Fit, complete with bolder visuals and easier-to-navigate pages filled with videos, recipes and tips.

We know you crave information about what to watch, and you want to find it as quickly as possible, discovering what's new on air as well as when you can see your favorite shows. So we've updated our program guide for fast searching.

We wanted the new site to be bolder, brighter, modern, smart and fun. You'll notice that social sharing tools are simple to find without getting in the way of photo galleries, videos and tip-filled articles.

And because sometimes you just want to get dinner on the table (or the party started!), we've gathered and streamlined the look of  our  in-the-moment coverage of eaters' favorite recipes, holidays and events, like the Super Bowl. Our Big-Game Bash is big-game central, taking you from the best kickoff appetizers to easy fan-favorite desserts. You'll find the look cleaner, better organized and quick to browse on your computer. Don’t forget to try out our all-new Recipe Box, too; save Food Network recipes, your own and those from other websites, and keep your shopping list synced no matter which device you're using—easy!

Here's a look at what you'll see in our mobile experience when you're on your phone at the market, getting ingredients or standing in line deciding what to make for dinner:

But we also know that sometimes food tastes best when you're on the road, so we've improved our restaurant coverage, giving you up-to-date searchable listings of all the diners, drive-ins, dives and top-notch sit-down spots our shows and chefs are visiting, so that you can, too.

These are just a handful of the new features we've cooked up to improve the time you spend with Food Network. Click around and have some fun finding many more. We hope you're pleased, and we're excited to hear from you. Tell us what you think!