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Katerina's Greek Cuisine
When I first visited Katerina's, I was twelve years old. My mother had a tradition of taking us out on a lunch date for our birthdays, and as the birthday girl I was free to pick any restaurant I desired. I chose to go to Katerina's because I had been attracted to Greek culture and history since I first learned about it in my second grade Ancient Civilizations class. As a young girl, I was fascinated with the mysterious myths and the heart stopping beauty of Greek landscapes. I was delighted to have the opportunity to taste authentic Greek food in the midst of my hometown of Manassas, Virginia.
Felicia KotasPublished 3 days ago in FeastTravel the gastronomy world without leaving NYC
I've been living in New York for a while now. At first, I was a little bit scared of the city. Too many things going on at the same time. Too little time to do everything I wanted. Too many people living in the same space. Too little space for everyone.
The Ocean City And Cultural Cuisine
Living in Britain’s Ocean City, we have many local restaurants which will serve incredibly fresh sea food while offering a stunning view of the sea. We have many brilliant fish and chip shops which is a staple of the British nation however our city is also up with the greats for offering a varied range of many different cuisines. From Kebabs to Burgers, Plymouth has a vast scope of culture so choosing a favourite is near enough impossible. Instead of going to the big chain restaurants like McDonalds, Five Guys or Taco Bell, why not try these local gems?
Shauna MullenPublished 3 days ago in Feast
The Best Little Hoagie Place in Pennsylvania
I need to tell you about the best bologna sandwich I've ever had. I realize that most people don't have specific memories about bologna sandwiches...or even specific feelings about bologna sandwiches...but years later I can tell you every delicious detail about that sandwich. It was that good.
Jessica ConawayPublished 3 days ago in Feast
Hi-Pointe
I remember when I used to work at a hotel near by this restaurant and how it used to fill me up and make my day . I still go there , even after I quit my job , and order food. I still remember how I would have their grilled salad with those hearty leafy greens, with all the nice looking walnuts ( for the crunch ) and the fruit as well to get me through the day to the burgers , yes the burgers , making it the most top teir’iest thing that someone can every make. I love their arch d-lie. I used to buy that one a lot with their special audule sauce ( I forgot how to spell it and also what is call. Please don’t kill me ! ) . That was the best especially when you are working in a small space hotel and your co-workers can smell it through the hallway. That’s how amazing it is. If you are wondering who I am speaking about , then let me introduce to you to Hi-Pointe . With their unbeatable , unstoppable menu you cannot deny their orders to fill you up and make your day, date night or whatever day you have. They will make sure to make your day.
Erica WilliamsPublished 3 days ago in Feast
Gourmet and Ghosts
Food, sustenance, grub - whatever you want to call it - we all have to have it. This is one need that we can spice up or down to our tastes. I love all different types of foods which seems to be odd considering I grew up in a meat and potatoes home. I didn't really know the different types of cuisines until I got a bit older. When I was growing up here in Calgary, I don't remember many restaurants being around other than the White Spot that used to be across from the Knox United Church downtown (see last article attached for more ghostly info) and of course some restaurants in the city's Chinatown.
Yvette McDermottPublished 3 days ago in Feast
A Four-Day Itinerary for Vegetarian Foodies Visiting Manchester
If you are reading this, I’m going to assume you a foodie. So, from one foodie to another, I know the first thing you’ll do before visiting a new city is Google all the hotspots for the best cuisine. There’s nothing worse than landing back at home and realising you’ve missed the local delicacy that travellers rave about. But do not fear, I have got your back.
John ThackerPublished 3 days ago in Feast
Little Indian Gem
When I think of the best food, I think of comfort food; food that makes you feel warm and loved; food that constantly reminds you of home. I've travelled to many cities in my time, trying countless restaurants and cuisines, yet the one that I always find myself yearning for on a sad, cloudy day is merely 20 minutes from my apartment. Settled deep within the Midwest, where bars and burger joints are the staples of any prolific main drag, you'd never expect a town such as Appleton, Wisconsin, to boast one of the finest Indian cuisines I've encountered. Yet the flavours found at Sairam are unlike any I've had anywhere else.
Sierra MedvedevaPublished 3 days ago in Feast
Why no single supermarket can have a monopoly of the best food quality
The question that refers to which supermarket offers the best food quality is an issue of major concern for shoppers all over the world.
George GkoutzouvalosPublished 3 days ago in Feast
Accident Free Zone
When your favourite foods turn toxic overnight, it takes a special group of people to help you trust again. A once great lover of crustaceans, seafood and sushi were my comforts when the world grew dark, but now even the lightest touch could be my downfall. Everywhere where I turned, corruptions in the form of cross-contamination spewed forth and even seemingly unrelated substances became off limits. Who would have thought pizza or Caesar salads would harbour traces of shellfish in their ingredients?
Bree BeadmanPublished 3 days ago in Feast
It's Really a Hut!!!
A perfectly toasted French roll, a healthy layer of yellow mustard, and then heaps of pastrami, all with a dill pickle spear on the side; do you know what that is? I do. It’s perfection, also known as a pastrami sandwich from Tom’s restaurant in the high desert of California.
Kristen ReneePublished 3 days ago in FeastWhat to eat in Ottawa, Ontario
There is a vast amount of restaurants still open in Ottawa, Ontario however they need your business now more than ever. With the pandemic hitting this city, I have noticed a lot of stores, namely restaurants that have been closing down. If you're a resident of Ottawa or just visiting these are the restaurants I'd suggest to you.
Brian AnonymousPublished 3 days ago in Feast
