Pardon the punctuation...Undecided on where to go to brunch in LA? Let me make this easy for you. Your first and last stop should be BLD.
Read MoreDinner at Michael Voltaggio's "Ink" in Los Angeles
Pardon the Punctuation...For my two year anniversary I decided to attempt to make a last minute reservation to Ink restaurant on Melrose. Michael Voltaggio of "Top Chef" fame, has brought Michelin star quality and service to Los Angeles without the usual Michelin star highbrow.
Read MoreSotto Mare San Fransisco
Pardon the Punctuation......per my friend I went to Sotto Mare in the north beach area of San Francisco for some fresh seafood.
Read MoreSuper Duper Burger is Super Duper Awesome!
If in San Francisco and you want to go into a food coma, mosey on over to Super Duper Burgers for a mouth watering comfort food indulgence.
Read MoreLunch at Bluestem Brasserie San Fransisco
Pardon the Punctuation.....upon checking into the hotel Palomar in the heart of San Francisco, my awesome concierge recommended Bluestem Brasserie and made a brunch reservation for me.
Read MoreCafe Josie in Austin
Pardon the punctuation: Night one in Austin and I hit up Cafe Josie. This was my only night in town where I could have an Austin experience in 'Fine Dining." Started with the soup special which was a Porcini Cannellini Bean soup with a Blue Crab Caesar Crostini.
Read MoreRound 2 at the Butcher
I obviously can't get enough of a good thing. Today I made my second trip to Cochon Butcher and loved it just as much as the first. Lets get right to the point. What did I eat?
Read MoreWhen the HerbSaint come marching in and an Emeril night cap.
The Butcher had all my answers for lunch
Walking around New Orleans you run into so many amazing places to eat that it's sometimes hard to decide. What helps me is to look for a place that seems to have the most locals eating there. Today that place was Cochon Butcher
Read MoreWhen in doubt, “Cafe Du Monde” it out
It's six a.m. and you're wide awake in New Orleans. Where d you go? I made my way this morning to the famous NOLA staple Cafe Du Monde.
Read MoreThe Farm Beverly Hills
Last night I took my wife to "The Farm of Beverly Hills" where we used a lovely Groupon that I bought about a month before. The Groupon was $20 for $40 so this was a win win situation right off the bat and I called ahead to check on their corkage fee which was only $10. Can't go wrong with this one.
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