May 10, 2011

My Trip to New Orleans: What I Ate and How I Ate It!

Last weekend, I headed to New Orleans with a friend to see Jazzfest and explore the city.  One of our favorite things to do in the city was walk around and simply eat everything in sight! I love tasting foods I haven’t tried before, especially if they’re the specialties of the area.  Read all about what I ate in New Orleans after the jump! Read the rest of this entry »

June 30, 2010

A Trip to the Maker’s Mark Distillery

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Last week, Sophia, my fellow Chew on That blogger, wrote about Maker’s Mark Bourbon.  Little did she know that last summer, I actually visited the Distillery in Kentucky!  Follow me to take a little tour of this fun tourist spot. Read the rest of this entry »

February 16, 2009

Snapshots from London: A Foodie’s Map to the Underground Tube

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Please welcome Kang from London Eater and his wonderful guest post! If you live in London or ever plan on visiting London, this food lover’s guide to the underground railway is for you! Thank you Kang for this great resource and delicious foodie insight!

How to travel and eat with the London underground map

Like most Londoners, I rely on the tube to get to work every morning, to get back to my warm crib and to get to my favourite restaurants. But like most public transportation networks in sprawling cities, the system can be a bit daunting to follow what with all the names, colours and lines upon lines…

So I had a brain bolt and thought it’d be helpful to create a make shift foodie tube map for anyone wanting to eat with the underground map as a guide.

London is an organic city with the inner ‘heart’ of the city being where all the magic happens. Think of it like a two dimensional onion. London has layers designed in concentric ‘zones’: There are 6 major zones with zone 1 being central London. The further out you go, the less touristy it gets.

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January 28, 2009

Dining On The Riverwalk

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Aside from Texas BBQ, one of the more notable attractions in San Antonio is the Riverwalk. Many tourists like to stay on the Riverwalk (like us) so they’re close to all the restaurants and action. If the weather is right, it’s a pretty place to walk around, take a boat cruise and enjoy a relaxing delicious meal by the water.

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