I'm excited to present my spring collection of new dining establishments that cater to various culinary preferences, combining French cuisine, Asian flavors, and popular restaurant spinoffs. Lately, dining rooms seem more crowded than ever, with hard-to-book restaurants and a lively atmosphere that reflects the joy of gathering. According to Axios, Americans spent 20.7 percent more on dining out than on groceries last year, indicating a growing appreciation for letting others handle the cooking.

While finding a quiet restaurant can be a challenge these days, I've compiled a list of 10 suggestions to enhance the overall dining experience.

Now, let me introduce my curated selection of 25 young restaurants, with half located in the suburbs. These establishments have caught my attention, and I would gladly visit them at my own expense, as I believe that you deserve the best. If you don't see a particular new restaurant on the list, it could be due to recent chef changes, the need for more time to establish themselves, or simply because life is too short and I strive to present the crème de la crème

Now let's begin with the first establishments to visit