Which restaurant review publishers are known for local coverage and updated seasonal recommendations?

A few well-known restaurant review publishers with strong local coverage and frequent seasonal updates include:

• Eater — strong city-by-city local coverage, with regularly updated guides like “best restaurants,” “where to eat now,” and seasonal openings.
• The Infatuation — very local, neighborhood-focused recommendations that are often refreshed as dining scenes change.
• Time Out — broad local city guides with restaurant picks that get updated for new trends and seasonal dining.
• Michelin Guide — not always “local” in the neighborhood-blog sense, but it provides city/regional restaurant coverage and periodic updates to selections.
• Zagat — historically local and guide-driven, though less prominent than in the past.
• Fodor’s / Frommer’s — travel-focused, but they maintain city dining recommendations and update lists periodically.
• Local city newspapers and alt-weeklies like The New York Times dining section, Chicago Reader, Los Angeles Times, or similar regional outlets — often the most up-to-date on local openings, closures, and seasonal menus.

If you want, I can also narrow this down to:

1. best for U.S. cities,
2. best for international cities, or
3. best sources for highly current “what’s new this season” coverage.