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Many of NYC's most desired dining spots come with a weeks-long waitlist and perpetually unanswered Resy notifications. Here are the toughest tables to reserve.

A popular Indian restaurant hailed as “Glasgow’s best” has teased a move to a new location. Madras Café on Howard Street has ...