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New Hg2 Guide Book to New York Restaurants
Where would Tony Bourdain go for a no-expense-spared meal? And what's NYC's most under-rated eatery in his opinion? The new Hg2 Eat New York guide has the answers. more...
Historic Hotels of the Rockies for Foodies
Guests of Historic Hotels of the Rockies' venerable accommodations in Colorado, Montana, New Mexico, South Dakota, and Wyoming can savor the tasty western cuisine. more...
Seafood and Tropical Dishes of the Florida Keys
Best known for their relaxed attitude and Hemingwayan associations, the Florida Keys boast a variety of gastronomic delights to be found in a host of welcoming eateries. more...
Book Review: Jewish American Food Culture
Jonathan Deutsch and Rachel Saks explore the complex universe of American Jewish cuisine in the latest volume of the Food Cultures in America series by Greenwood Press. more...
Baltimore's 12 Ethnic Festivals
Since the early 1970s, the ever growing Showcase of Nations Summer program has honored the heritage and customs of the diverse cultures of Maryland's vibrant city. more...
New York Wine Month in NY Restaurants and Stores
New world wine lovers take note: April 2008 marks New York Wine Month, with more than 160 fine restaurants and 200 wine stores celebrating all across the state. more...
US Midwest Maple Syrup Festivals
Throughout Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, Michigan and Minnesota, as winter slips away and maple trees reach peak sap production, Maple Syrup festivals lure gluttons outdoors. more...
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Dot's Diner in Shady Dell: Genuine 50's Dining
By: Lynn Pritchett
Dot's Diner is a genuine step back in time. It is still a fair priced, great quality, 1950's diner serving eggs and bacon, or burgers and shakes and more. more...
High Desert Market and Cafe' in Bisbee, Arizona
By: Lynn Pritchett
High Desert Market and Cafe' is in the heart of Old Bisbee's main street called, Tombstone Canyon. Locals make it their daily stop, work days and weekends. more...
Bisbee Breakfast Club in Southern Arizona
By: Lynn Pritchett
Early birds at 7 o'clock in the morning and sleepy heads as late as 3 o'clock in the afternoon get their breakfast cravings satisfied at Bisbee Breakfast Club. more...
Culinary Arts Museum at Johnson & Wales
By: Judith Glynn
Antique appliances, cake designs, rotating exhibits, kitchen gadgets and all things food related can be found at this university's on site museum more...
Creekside Cellars in Evergreen, Colorado
Visitors to Colorado who appreciate good wine will want to head for Evergreen, just thirty minutes Southwest of Denver, and enjoy a delightful afternoon at Creekside. more...
Key Ingredients: America by Food Tours U.S.
By: Dindy Yokel
"Key Ingredients" is presented by Museum on Main Street, in collaboration with the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service. more...
Romantic Restaurants in Santa Barbara County
By: Margie Nelson
Picking a restaurant to propose marriage? Here are four time-tested, classy and charming choices in Santa Barbara and environs to suit the pickiest bride-to-be. more...
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