Brad A. Johnson

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Food Photography

From caviar to tacos, this is a small sampling of Brad’s food photography. Click any photo to begin a slideshow.

Photo by Brad A. Johnson

The Exchange

Crystal Symphony

Crystal Symphony

Quintonil

J&G Grill

Pujol

The Exchange

Noso

Diana

Watts

Matsuhisa

One On The Bund

Saison

Vasse Felix

San Miguel de Allende

Marea

Patio 3

Lucca

Aguachiles

Lucca

Frida

Falaknuma Palace

Eight K

Coqueta

Biko

Addison

Sibling Rival

Taqueria Orinoco

Hao

Hao

Mayors Table

Joaquin

Manhattan

Playa Amor

The Ranch

Street Thai

Jannys

Sol

Dreaming of San Miguel de Allende. When @rwsanmiguel opened 10 years ago, it was the city’s first 5-star hotel ever to be built from the ground up. But much of San Miguel’s charm trades on nostalgia and history. Most affluent visitors to the city preferred staying in old private mansions instead of hotels. So Rosewood hired master craftsmen to press bricks using the centuries-old local style, replicating the local architecture. In the guest rooms wooden floors were installed w springs underneath to make them creak just like the squeaky old floorboards of so many of the city ‘s most romantic homes. ⁠

There's nothing quite like a hot tamale served straight from the steamer. ⁠

The scent of burnt caramel and bacon casts its spell the instant you walk through the front door of Thanh Do in OC's Little Saigon. It is a heady incense of palm sugar, coconut water pork fat and fish sauce.⁠

When's the last time you had potato-chip sushi? Strangely incredible. ⁠

The Hobart Building. They don’t make ‘em like that anymore.

I'm craving Spanish ham! ⁠⁠

Brad A. Johnson

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Writer. Photographer. Traveler. Restaurant Critic.

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