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Chef Carol's Southern Kitchen
The gambling and entertainment capital of the world, The city of lights, The city that never sleeps, Sin City/Saint City, Our beloved home and vacation spot for many, Las Vegas, NV. We proudly wear all of our nicknames as many love to migrate to our city. On the impressive 4.2 mile strip illuminated with neon lights, You have hundreds of options to choose from for dining. Whether you want an upscale meal by a celebrity chef, or a quick bite while taking in sights, there is something for everyone’s palettes.
By Vannesa J Ishmael 5 years ago in Feast
Sushi with Zushi
I remember a time when there were no Japanese restaurants in my area other than YoSushi in Oxford. I also went to Birmingham to go to the many awesome Japanese restaurants there. Times have changed and now that anime is a lot more mainstream than it was when I was younger, Japanese culture has sneaked into Britain. Zushi is the only Japanese restaurant in Banbury, and I’ve been here so many times that they know my order well. I will take friends and family with me.
By Chloe Gilholy5 years ago in Feast
Mexican Street Food
I’m an Ohio boy, and three years ago, I moved to Arizona to capture the western wind in my heart. I love the adventure of exploring the western spaces. After living in Miami, Florida for six years, I decided that big city life was not for me. I missed small town living. After a fair bit of moving around, I opted for Cottonwood, Arizona.
By Ted Lacksonen5 years ago in Feast
Hidden Jewel
When it comes to food and cultural diversity we are no strangers to that in Boston. Our restaurant scene can easily be compared to the likes of any top food location, domestic and international. This is not up for debate by the way which leads us into the uniqueness of Asian cuisine. For example there are many selections of delicious appetizers and meals if you were to mention Japanese, Thai, and Vietnamese eats.
By Ace Howell5 years ago in Feast
Calavera
It all started with a car battery. My car was acting up, starting sluggishly. My fiancé at the time, Ted, recommended taking it to the place where I had purchased the battery. He came along for moral support and since, frankly, sometimes women are taken advantage of when it comes to car maintenance. The man at the counter said that he would check it, but that it would take some time – between 45 and 60 minutes. Ted then pointed to an establishment next door and asked me, “Have you eaten there?” I shook my head, “No, not since they’ve changed hands. That building has had several restaurants since I moved here.” There were no chairs to sit in at the auto store, so we decided to try it out.
By Julie Lacksonen5 years ago in Feast
Green Chili is Supreme: Best Breakfast Burritos in Colorado
If you have ever been to Colorado, New Mexico, or the surrounding area, odds are you know the absolute magic of hatch green chili. You can't find this heavenly salsa anywhere else. And, no restaurant in all of Colorado does green chili better than Santiago's.
By Isla Berry5 years ago in Feast
Comfort Food
My favourite place to eat, Dae Bark, is a hole in the wall that makes my favourite spicy soup and a wide range of great food that I rarely look at. The Kinchee Jiggae (spicy pickled cabbage and beef soup) with a few great twists is my favourite. As a man who once tipped 250kg or 550 pounds on the scale I know food!
By Taras Voevodin5 years ago in Feast
New York pizza
It is interesting when you ask someone what is their favorite restaurant, what you learn about their personality. All my friends like to be able to talk without shouting. They enjoy socializing with the staff and each other. Some though prefer a more pretentious environment. While others want a relaxed community, down-to-earth setting. I tend to like both. I usually dress so that a flip of a coin I can go either way. But I have learned what kind of restaurant each friend prefers. I learned through trial and error. Once I made a mistake and took one friend for pizza. Her only comment was "They need to decorate the walls more" No opinion on the pizza, just the interior decorating. I never took her back there. We tried another pizza place -The Loop. This one she felt was too expensive for what you got. I think we discussed the chairs. I had wished I could buy two. Usually, I let her pick the restaurant The environment at the Loop is pretty plain, but I often run into people I know when I go there. In my opinion, it is a community restaurant even though it is not that personable. One of its strong points is the busboy. He has been there for years. He is friendly and will remember you if you come in a lot. A lot of families eat there. It usually isn't too loud, unless there is a birthday party. For other friends, the Loop is decorated alright, but the high turnover does not blend enough into their perception of a community restaurant. Again it is too expensive for what you get. Everybody seems to enjoy their interaction with the busboy.
By Antoinette L Brey5 years ago in Feast
