Scallop dish from Cinnamon Club

Indian food isn't just about samosas, dosas and tongue-scorching curries. London is fortunate enough to have a whole range of options for subcontinental dining – from budget-friendly street fare to adventurous fine dining. But which restaurants are the best?

To celebrate our +page, we're launching a Google+ Restaurant Page Contest! If you're a restaurant, food truck or bar owner located anywhere in the five boroughs of NYC, you can enter by emailing the link to your page and contact information to zagatplus@gmail.com.

Celebrate Turkey Day at Supper.

Whether you are a Thanksgiving purist, and prefer to dine on nothing but turkey, stuffing, cranberry sauce and sweet potatoes, or have a more open mind about the appropriate holiday feast, there are several options for avoiding the kitchen on this day of thanks. Check out several restaurants offering buffets, sit-down dinners and meals-to-go for your November 24 event.

Today marks the debut of our very own Google+ page. Two words: sha zizzle. 

Imagine for a moment you've got $450 to spend on dinner (or if you don't have to imagine that hard, and are looking for a dinner date, drop us a line ASAP). Would you rather blow it all on one tasting menu or spread it out to try a variety of different restaurants? Despite the bumpy economy, ultraexpensvie tasting menus show no sign of slowing down. Read on for a breakdown of some of the priciest options in the country. Do you think these sound over-the-moon or simply overkill? Let us know in the comments.

Nobu London

We're going to guess that the new Palm Beach Kitchen & Bar will offer some pretty prime people-watching opportunities. After all, cocktails and casinos lend themselves to some pretty interesting shenanigans. But who will it have to outdo to land a spot on our Top People-Watching list? Read on for reviews and ratings, and let us know your favorite spots for indulging your voyeuristic side.

Totonno's, Image via Flickr use Roboppy

With the recent opening of Forcella Bowery (finally bringing all that deep-fried goodness to Manhattan) we've got some serious pizza cravings on the brain. (Confession: we pretty much always have pizza cravings on the brain.) In a town known for its superlative slices, which dough-slinger reigns supreme? Check out our picks

Charleston in Baltimore

What do you get when you gather the votes of 156,000 food lovers, who collectively ate out 25 million times in the past year? Zagat's 2012 America's Top Restaurants guide! Released today, the book features reviews and ratings of 1,578 of the best eateries in 45 markets across the U.S. Talk about a way to take the guesswork out of dining while on the road (although we sure hope your hotel has a gym).

Image via Flickr, UmbriaLovers

An article published in Forbes a few days ago suggested that certain types of dishes served in restaurants, despite having a lower price tag, were actually a bigger ripoff than more expensive items. How is that possible?

Julian Medina's popular West 50s Mexican bistro Toloache has now spawned an Upper East Side sib. For a look at the new location and to hear Medina's inspiration behind the concept, watch the video the above. Think it'll live up to the original? Let us know in the comments.