(In case you missed how the Big Breakfast Adventure got started, you can read it here: How it all began) I wasn’t sure that I could stand the anticipation & an extra 2 hour wait before my scheduled arrival at Café Presse. Why an extra 2 hour wait? Because finally I was going to tear...
(In case you missed how the Big Breakfast Adventure got started, you can read it here: How it all began) Yes. I know. Lola is on the Big Breakfast Adventure circuit AGAIN. It’s not my fault. The Seattle Magazine gave them 3 of the 55 Best Breakfasts in Seattle awards. Best appetizer – that was those...
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Wow. This week is turning into confession central on my Atlanta restaurant idiosyncrasies. As with the Prime Meridian, I have now eaten at the Peasant Bistro in Atlanta at least 7 times in the last two years. Now 7 times in 2 years may not sound like a huge number on its own, but when you consider that...
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Being a blogger is like being in charge of your own personal insane asylum.
So in the spirit of full disclosure, I’ve eaten breakfast at the Prime Meridian restaurant in the Omni Hotel, downtown Atlanta, countless times over the last 3 years. And I *love* their breakfasts. They produce an absurd brunch buffet with the most dizzying array of breakfast foods imaginable. Or, you can choose a dish off the menu. ...
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This is all Reid’s doing. Reid is a native Atlantan, so when I found out I was Atlanta-bound I asked him where I should head to get the best grits in his beloved hometown. “The Flying Biscuit” was the immediate response. So if it’s bad, Reid, it will all be on you buddy. No pressure. Turns out that...
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So when you turn up in New York City for the first time, how the heck do you even begin to know where to go for a Big Breakfast Adventure? That really goes for any big city, but NYC…it’s not big. It’s huge. HUGE. So I went up to UrbanSpoon & poked around. I didn’t...
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Tonight was a night for celebration. And what better place to celebrate than at Blue Fin on Times Square, right in the heart of Manhattan. We’d flown in from all over the place for this meal. From Chicago, Texas, Seattle, Norway, Florida, North Carolina & Boston plus a couple of New York locals. OK so we didn’t fly in just...
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Thanks for these pictures ;)
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My first night in New York. There was no way I was staying in & getting room service tonight. I was heading straight out to see what tasty morsels I could find. And my travel buddies & I were all hungry. Seriously hungry. Those pesky airlines don’t feed you anymore, even when you’re flying across...
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You have a way with words, but remember by and large, language is a tool for hiding the truth
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(In case you missed how the Big Breakfast Adventure got started, you can read it here: How it all began) I had been wanting to get to Etta’s for a while. I *love* Eggs Benedict & Etta’s made Seattle Magazine’s grade by reputedly serving up the Best Northwest Spin on the breakfast classic. Taylor was game...
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Ah, Red Lobster. One thing comes immediately to mind when I think about Red Lobster (the restaurant chain): those fantastic cheesy biscuits they bring out instead of bread rolls. Yes, these. YUM. I can taste them now. And if you’ve ever been to Red Lobster you know exactly what I mean. The real reason I...
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I had such a great time! I miss you! I hate that I hardly ever get to see or talk to you!
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