Bet On Spotted Horse…
Took  a road trip to the toney little town of Westport, Connecticut recently. I picked up my mom and we cruised the picturesque Merritt Parkway to the center of Westport. Spotted Horse Tavern was our planned destination.
Took  a road trip to the toney little town of Westport, Connecticut recently. I picked up my mom and we cruised the picturesque Merritt Parkway to the center of Westport. Spotted Horse Tavern was our planned destination.
A brunch three way. We wanted to shake up our weekend brunch experiences so we sacrificed our  bodies for the sake of the Devil, sampling three very different brunches over two weekends.
Rumor had it that food in Cuba, unlike the people, lacks spice. I am here to dispel the rumors.
Avant-garde culinary experiences always seem to be had on the lower east side.
Last week I took a short cut to Paris. It wasn’t necessary to board a plane and make the seven hour journey. I just needed to take the subway to La Gamelle on the Bowery.
There’s a rowdy new Rebelle in town ready to stir up the restaurant scene.
Que Lastima, Cosme!!
No grass ever grows under our feet in NYC.
Ah no!!! I really do regret writing a negative review of Gracias Madre. Many of my friends love the restaurant, but our food sucked.
What’s up?! The westside of Los Angeles, just like the Kardashian’s, keeps pumpin’ out newbies, but these are tasteful and classy.
Ox & Son is a new modern American restaurant in Santa Monica….part of the food renaissance brewing on the west side of Los Angeles.
Love & Salt. The perfect recipe for a delightful dinner.
Many are resistant to change.
There is a definite buzz around Alimento.
My stomach can rise to the occasion after a big meal…not my feet and hands. I departed Mud Hen Tavern and felt as bloated as when I was pregnant.
People are flocking to Redbird, the new downtown Los Angeles restaurant from Chef Neal Fraser.
Unbeknownst to me, my husband delved deep and researched “Unusual Los Angeles Restaurants” to fulfill my foodie desires. He found n/naka in the unassuming Palms neighborhood and made a reservation.
Looks can be deceiving. Everyone who has ever been fixed up knows this.
Holy farm to table, Los Angeles has another fab place to dine. Karen and Quinn Hatfield closed down their very popular and critically acclaimed restaurant, Hatfield’s, on December 31st and last month opened a very different dining experience, Odys+Penelope Churrasco and Grill.
Santa Monica has really stepped up its’ food game of late. Interesting, creative and delicious fine food dining is happening in Santa Monica, offsetting intrusive construction on every block, hordes of homeless and traffic jams.