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Category Archives: Travel
Think Globally Travel Locally
Fenster writes: It is possible in some of our larger cities to approximate international travel without the need to purchase expensive (and environmentally unfriendly!) airline tickets. And I am not talking Disney-style simulacra, but more of the real thing, or … Continue reading
NYC Notes, Part 3: The Cloisters at Fort Tryon Park
Blowhard, Esq. writes: One of my favorite places during my New York City trip last month was The Cloisters, a medieval art museum run by the The Met located in northern Manhattan. Nestled in a sprawling park that abuts Washington Heights … Continue reading
Posted in Art, History, Photography, Travel
Tagged Fort Tryon Park, medieval art, medieval history, New York City, The Cloisters
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Eddie’s Tea Chronicles: The Russian Tea Room
Eddie Pensier writes: Well naturally, one can’t go to this legendary New York restaurant with “tea” in its very name and not order tea, right? The Russian method of brewing and serving tea is a bit different to what we’re … Continue reading
Posted in Food and health, The Good Life, Travel
Tagged eddies tea chronicles, russian tea room
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NYC Notes, June 2014
Blowhard, Esq. writes: I recently returned from a 10-day vacation to New York City. Here are some pics and observations from my trip. WARNING: I’ve lived in (suburban) Los Angeles my entire life and spent all of 18-20 days total in … Continue reading
Meat Du Jour
Eddie Pensier writes: The chateaubriand for two at Keens Steakhouse in New York City. Worth every cent of its princely price tag of $108. The three sauce boats in the background contain béarnaise, mushroom, and red wine sauces, all delicious … Continue reading
Posted in Food and health, The Good Life, Travel
Tagged Keens, New York City, steak, steakhouses
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Some Snaps I Took in Atlanta
Fabrizio del Wrongo writes: I was in Atlanta recently for work. Thought I’d share some photos I took. This ferris wheel was right outside the hotel at which I stayed. I guess urban ferris wheels are a thing now? If … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Media, Personal reflections, Photography, Television, Travel
Tagged Atlanta, CNN, creepshots, malls, Peachtree Street
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The Burgers of America
Eddie Pensier writes: Vegetarians, look away. Here’s a list of the best hamburgers in the USA, state-by-state. They run the gamut from gourmet delicacies to fast-food to pub food. Toppings range from the common (cheese, pickles, bacon) to the outrageous … Continue reading
The Last Honest Meal
Eddie Pensier writes: If you’re the type of diner who judges restaurants by hygiene and cleanliness, this sign in the window of Dinastia China might give you pause. That is, of course, the New York City Health Department Sanitation Inspection … Continue reading
Posted in Food and health, Personal reflections, Travel
Tagged chinese food, chino latino, dinastia, latin food, New York City, restaurants
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Pizza, Five Ways
Eddie Pensier writes: The best pizza in the world, as everybody knows, no longer exists. It is the pizza of your childhood*. That first magical bite sets the flavor, which you spend the rest of your life attempting to recapture. … Continue reading
Posted in Food and health, The Good Life, Travel
Tagged Chicago, five ways, food, New York City, pizza
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