Any other suggestions? I'm sure we’ll be there for one day, so lunch and dinner suggestions would be helpful. Thanks!

i know there must be at least one or two!! also, has anyone been to pappy & harriet’s, and if so, how is it? is it a touristy kind of place, or a down home honky tonk? i'm hoping it’s the latter. thanks!

can’t make our own. PJ Bernsteins charged $30 a pound for lox with all the fixings last year, and 7.25 per quart of soup (2 mballs). Marshall’s retail store sells platters of nova, whitefish filet, sabel, and baked...

I’ve never been inside Casal Bakery, mainly because the strip of cambridge street between columbia st & elm st stinks every single time I pass it. I'm not saying this is the bakery but something is producing a never-ending...

that spin off from the convention center, I'm pretty sure that’s the main reason Maggiano’s is there. Four Season’s property is essentially a land bank deal. It was part of some switching around of property owned...

Our stomachs ruined from last night’s party, it’s our only nutritional intake.

A caffeine addict will do anything to get his fix—even make coffee with ragged old underwear.

We’re down to the dregs of our supplies again, after being grossed out by offal in an outdoor market.

We can’t find a decent road to save our lives, but finally we get some good kebabs.

We cross the English Channel, motor through France, and end up in Brussels at dusk, where our first official meal of the rally is lamb patties.

A good meal on Air India has us liking airline food again.

He must also have sour goat milk soup. Especially when those are the only things available along the roadside of Uzbekistan.

But at least we found a place to eat scrambled eggs.

We choose our restaurant based on which one has a more tasteful window display of bloody animal parts.

We meet up with fellow New Yorkers and enjoy the company of some lovely ladies at a pirozhki joint.