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Passport Foodie
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Food and travel blog with tons of professional photographs.
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The French Laundry: Xanadu For Foodies
As I sit here thinking about all the various ways I can communicate the brilliance of The French Laundry, there is literally an eruption of harps, violins and piano keys creating furious and robust music in my mind. I feel like Beethoven composing h...
Amtrak Empire Builder: Amazing Train Ride, Terrible Food
We live in a society which values time a great deal. Everything has to be on time, or it gets publicly denounced. We are all in a hurry to get absolutely nowhere. Planes are the number one form of transportation for many of us and the thought of a...
Spacca Napoli Pizzeria: Trianon, in the U.S.A
For anyone who has been to Naples and eaten at Pizzeria Trianon, you can understand why no other Pizza comes close. In the U.S. anyway. Although I haven't been to Trianon in five years I remember it like it was yesterday. The hustle and bustle of ...
The Burger Joint: An $8 Burger??
When I heard that Le Parker Meridien had a Burger Joint in New York City I quickly incorporated a stop there into my cross-country train trip. The trip I am still on at the moment. In fact, I'm currently on an Air Tran flight from San Francisco to ...
Posto: Gramercy Delight
American Pizza has a lot to learn. For all of its strengths, it's still a cocky, messy, "gluteny", overstuffed, wreck. And I'll let you in on a little secret, it's days are numbered. Informed restaurant owners are finally starting to catch on to th...
Cafe Mogador: New York's Little Gem
There are certain restaurants that only a local could possibly know about. Which is why, whenever I can, I try to hook up with people from the area I'm visiting. Luckily, I've lived in New York before and know of a few choice restaurants. Most, app...


Very much enjoy both the visual and the verbal presentation.
Posted: July 10th, 2009 | More Reviews From MainStreetOne | Report This Comment