Last Friday, Anthony Bourdain began taping his new show—The Layover, which was filmed inside Zeitgeist in San Francisco. The show that will air on the Travel Channel will feature a particular city in which he “lays over” in a short 24 to 48 hours period that will include the must see hot spots (some of which you actually might want to visit).

New York came to Vegas back in 2001 when none other than Andrew Sasson brought “Light” (now The bank) to the Bellagio Hotel, though Jason Strauss and Noah Tepperberg traces along the same steps introducing Tao in 2005.

Miami is a city that has been quick to expand in the area of popular eateries, especially fun burger joints. During the second half of 2012, master mind and restaurateur, Danny Meyer will bring yet another Shake Shack to his Miami market.

The location will be a prefect one too, right off the us1 in Coral Gables, UM student will be drawn by the hip burger joint that will arrive just in time for their spring term later next year.

NBA star Amar’s Stoudemire has just sold his swanky W South Beach penthouse, which sold late last week and was priced at whopping $5.2M. The condo was reduced more than 20% in price; originally tagged at an estimated $6.5M for the oceanfront pad.

The B-ball player bought he location straight from the W South Beach developer in July 2009 for $5,575.00. The 2,428 square feet home includes 2 bedroom, 2.5 bathrooms, and also has stunning 2,816 square feet outdoor space—that’s has a private rooftop pool as well as a summer kitchen.

Hyde Lounge—was the Hollywood hot spot back in 2006, making it the prefect night out location for celebs all over Los Angels. Though it did have some of the tastiest midnight snacks. Hyde didn’t keep up (nightlife haunt) and was shut down a few years later for a six-month renewal.

The act of going out to eat all together— is the most amazing feeling in the world (especially with those people you love most). But the next time you decide to go out and soil yourself with some of the finest foods to ever exist, try one of the top 25 most expensive restaurants, Bundle—rounded up the 25 restaurants with the highest check averages in America (examining at the average check sizes based on millions of transactions done nationwide).

Looks like One Hyde Park has competition. Chelsea’s new priciest digs? The Glebe. With flats ranging from up to £35million or more, The Glebe will become London’s most expensive address to date. The new complex that will be on a plot covering one acre is close to the Thames and near the ritzy King’s Road.

Due to his own “Kitchen Nightmare” failure, brutally honest celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay has had to sell his pricey eatery back to the London NYC hotel, though his name still appears on the front door. Rumor has it that Ramsay’s company failed to meet the terms of a $17 million loan in 2008. In order to regain his name as a “Master Chef,” Ramsay has sealed a deal with Las Vegas gambling mecca Caesars Palace to open up three brand new restaurants, including a pub/bar and grill.

We all dream of dining with actors such as the overwhelmingly handsome Ryan Gosling, Justin Timberlake, Ashton Kutcher, and Anthony Mackie. Well, now we can! Celebrities all over the country are taking on projects in the restaurant business, after all, for some it was their first gig. From Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn to Beverly Hills, and back to Harlem, the celebrity owned restaurant is becoming increasingly popular.