If you don’t expect to find great gourmet, farm-to-table food in a tiny town of fewer than 2000 people, you haven’t been to Amity, Oregon. Or to The Blue Goat. Because what you get here is inspired Northwest cuisine in a casual, comfortable setting. And really, when a place is created by an artists and […]
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Can a fine dining restaurant survive being open six days a week for four hours each night? Industry experts might say no, but Executive Chef Charlie Sternburgh of the May River Grill tried it in 2007 and he is still going strong. The secret? Make it about the food. If it is fresh, local and
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Ports Café began as a small grocery store when owners Jeff Ritter and David Harvey bought the lakeside property in 1990. It was a tiny operation at first, just offering provisions and an eatery that served ice cream and hamburgers to folks coming off the lake looking for a quick bite. By 2007, the pair
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Before embarking on any surf adventure, the experts will tell you keeping your energy level up is essential. And, if you’re adventuring near Poipu, make sure it includes a stop at Anuenue Cafe. Their delicious surf-themed meals provide all the energy you need for a sweet day of wave riding. Location: Tucked inside the Poipu Shopping
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The Knickerbocker: New Holland Brewing is a restaurant, brewery, and distillery all combined into one 40,000 square foot venue. A lot is going on here, appealing to all five senses: live music, games in the open-air courtyard, brewery, and distillery tours, shopping in the on-site store, and farm-to-fork food cooked in a wood-fired oven. Location:
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Many may get turned off by the location of Terra American Bistro, but the neighborhood locals know it’s a gem in disguise. It’s definitely a little obscure and not in a prominent area known for exceptionally great food, however, once you pass through the threshold, you are pleasantly surprised. If you enjoy phenomenal, fresh, and
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Cargot Brasserie a modern French Bistro, opened its doors last December on the west end of the [amazon_textlink asin=’161689234X’ text=’Princeton University Campus’ template=’ProductLink’ store=’theyums-20′ marketplace=’US’ link_id=’fad75623-78da-11e8-8b23-8914134566e6′] in the new arts and transit neighborhood near the McCarter Theater in Princeton, New Jersey. With the opening of the Lewis Center for the Arts, the area was in
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Wynwood Yard is an outdoor culinary and entrepreneurial concept that occupies four lots on NW 29th street in downtown [amazon_textlink asin=’1786577151′ text=’Miami’ template=’ProductLink’ store=’theyums-20′ marketplace=’US’ link_id=’7c3a03e0-6d78-11e8-bd32-4ff49596ec1c’]. Within that space, you will discover the city’s first and only restaurant constructed entirely out of shipping containers – CHARCOAL Bar + Grill. One step inside the magical courtyard
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For biscuits, brunches, beef or bars, The Asbury consistently makes the list of top restaurants in the city of Charlotte, [amazon_textlink asin=’0760325928′ text=’North Carolina’ template=’ProductLink’ store=’theyums-20′ marketplace=’US’ link_id=’42585225-74e4-11e8-b6de-0737d93f7bc7′]. Executive Chef Matthew Krenz and Pastry Chef Miranda Brown are drawing diners frequently to come back for more. Location: 235 North Tryon Street in the Fourth Ward of
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The Lucky Rooster is an American bistro with southern soul offering contemporary American entrees, fresh seafood and southern cuisine. Chef and owner Clayton Rollison is a Hilton Head native who received his formal training at the [amazon_textlink asin=’0470587814′ text=’Culinary Institute of America’ template=’ProductLink’ store=’theyums-20′ marketplace=’US’ link_id=’cdc1c515-73f5-11e8-97e7-85885507a393′] in Hyde Park, New York. He refined his craft
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