International Eats: Iceland
What’s the food like in Iceland?
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What’s the food like in Iceland?
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One characteristic of larger metropolitan areas that has begun to pop up in smaller cities is the wonderful idea of a restaurant week. Before moving to Hampton Roads I had the opportunity to attend my first restaurant week in Richmond so I was super excited to learn that just about all of the 7 cities … More Downtown Norfolk Restaurant Week (July 12th-19th)
It was a dark and stormy night. Actually it was a dreary rainy day. I’d hit up two festivals despite the crazy weather but needed a place to sit, write, and get a good bite to eat. After striking out at a bougie sandwich spot that was in between lunch and dinner, I realized a … More Field Guide in Downtown Norfolk
Quick post: We’re right around the corner from the last cookout holiday this year, Labor Day! I usually post a restaurant that I want y’all to try but I’m switching it up today. Here’s a fairly new cooking show I’ve discovered over the past month on YouTube. It’s called Sorted. I love these dudes! They are … More My New Favorite Cooking Show
Last weekend I came across an interesting blog post on Richmond.com. The author of the post and a few of his buddies challenged themselves to eat out in cap city for $25. You may think “Hey, that’s not much of a challenge. I do that all the time!” Here’s the kicker: $25 for an entire … More The $25 Richmond Dining Challenge – Richmond.com: Food Drink
Originally posted on Ol' Miner's Meanderins':
There are four main regional varieties of traditional, slow-cooked barbecue and those what love ‘em is usually them what growed up with ‘em, and sometimes they’ll even fight to defend ‘em. BUT, there aren’t really any hard and fast rules about the differences between ‘em, nor even what…