Archive for the Category ‘Food and Drink’

If You Like Cayman Coladas…

If You Like Cayman Coladas…

I haven't been in Grand Cayman for too long, and I've already found the beach and learned several things about the island. OK, finding the beach wasn't too hard as I'm staying right on Seven Mile Beach (pictured above), which is where many of the hotels are located. And the rest of what I've learned […]

Cincinnati: Chili, Cheese Coneys and Contemporary Art

Cincinnati: Chili, Cheese Coneys and Contemporary Art

On Saturday, I took a day trip to Cincinnati from Southern Indiana, where I was spending the weekend visiting family. Just a 90-minute drive away, Cincy promised to offer plenty of culinary and artistic options to explore.

Cheering On (and Eating Along) the NYC Marathon

Cheering On (and Eating Along) the NYC Marathon

Tomorrow, people from all over the world will be running the marathon in New York City. Runners who come from far and wide always say there is no better to place to run a marathon because not only does the course take you all over the city but because the cheering spectators help keep them […]

Mangia Bene: Recommended Restaurants in Rome

Mangia Bene: Recommended Restaurants in Rome

When I was in Rome in July, I was under a lot of pressure to eat really good food. It was our last stop in Italy and we didn’t want to botch a single meal. I’m happy to report that we ate quite well and I have some restaurants to recommend.

Please Pass the (World Famous Anglesey Sea) Salt

Please Pass the (World Famous Anglesey Sea) Salt

Welsh is a tough language to pick up. It’s hard to spell and ever harder to pronounce. So far, I’ve learned Croeso Cymru (Welcome to Wales) and Halen Mor Pur Gwyn (Pure White Sea Salt). That’s because the Isle of Anglesey is famous for its salt and is home to the gourmet salt manufacturer Halen […]

Lotsa Lobster and Perfect Weather in Kennebunkport, Maine

Lotsa Lobster and Perfect Weather in Kennebunkport, Maine

So far, the weather has been gorgeous for this Labor Day Weekend. At least it has been in Ridgefield, CT. Last year, the weather was perfect too. I was in Kennebunkport, ME, and amazingly enough it was in the 80s and sunny for the entire time. Quite unusual for Maine!

Ferris Wheels, Food and Fireworks in Paris

Ferris Wheels, Food and Fireworks in Paris

(Photos by Amanda Lobell) When it's your first time in Paris, you're under a lot of pressure. You have to see the Louvre, Notre Dame, Luxembourg Gardens, Montmartre — and that's usually just in the first 24 hours. But when you've visited Paris (or any other great city) several times before, you can relax and […]

Dreaming About Gelato in Florence

Dreaming About Gelato in Florence

I have written about the great meals we had in Florence. But I have not yet written about the fabulous gelato we had there. In Florence (as well as in Venice and Rome), it seems as if they sell gelato about every five feet. If you get an urge for something cold and sweet, you're […]

Recommended Restaurants in Florence: Steering Clear of the Tourist Traps

Recommended Restaurants in Florence: Steering Clear of the Tourist Traps

Our first stop in Italy was Venice. We were there for about 48 hours (Monday to Wednesday) and didn't have one really good meal. This is partly because Venice is completely overrun with touristy restaurants where they show pictures of the food on the menu, partly because the streets of Venice are so confusing that […]

Does Air France Translate “Vegetarian Meal” As “I’m on a Diet”?

Does Air France Translate “Vegetarian Meal” As “I’m on a Diet”?

Whenever I’m on a flight that includes a meal, I always find myself wishing that I had requested a vegetarian one. That’s not because I’m a vegetarian but rather because I am a somewhat picky eater who has no interest in any meat product prepared by an airline. But asking for the meal ahead of […]

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