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If timing is everything, this seems like one odd moment for serious—and pricey—new restaurants to be debuting around Manhattan.

Being modern isn’t a badge of honor in Italy’s southern province. Baking golden breads and shaping orecchiette, though—that’s another story.

The best coffee in the world is expensive; for one man who grows it, the cost has been too high.

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In coastal Veracruz, the road less traveled leads to coffee plantations, raging rivers, and six-foot tamales.