Recipes, Restaurant Reviews, and Travel
A week ago I was invited to try the new Amsterdam Falafelshop location in Kenmore Square in Boston, MA. I will admit that I was a little skeptical at first of another falafel store opening up because I'm especially picky about my falafel. There are a lot of bad imitators out there as well as... Continue Reading →
During my bachelor party weekend, a few of my friends decided to take me out to dinner on Friday night while we waited for some of the other guys to show up. We had a couple of suites rented at the Hilton Boston, so we looked for somewhere to eat close by that would allow... Continue Reading →
Parish Cafe has been around since the 1990's, however despite living in Boston for seven years and just outside of Boston for five, I never made it to Parish Cafe until recently. Even with the rave reviews, when I finally did get to eat at Parish Cafe, it was at their newer location in the... Continue Reading →
This post isn't really for readers living in or around Boston because they probably already know about the best burrito places and have a strong opinion. Instead, this post is for anyone that: A) claims there is no good Mexican food in the Northeast; and/or B) isn't from the area and looking for a delicious... Continue Reading →
A few weeks ago my friends, Double Down, Dirty (yes, we call him Dirty), and I went to the last session of the Drink Craft Beer Spring Beer Fest. The theme this time around was hoppy beers like IPA's. Upon entering the Beer Fest, which was at Space 57 at the Revere Hotel in Boston,... Continue Reading →
Dim Sum holds a magical place in my heart since the first time, my friend, AmasianV, introduced me to it in college. From that point on, AmasianV and I always considered it our own private hangover cure. Granted, all of that extra sodium probably didn't help us out any, but... what can I say? It... Continue Reading →
I can't remember how exactly, but at some point I stumbled onto a site called Mystery Meet. I know it sounds like a blind dating site, but it's not. It's actually a site designed to get larger groups of people in different cities together to meet one another and have dinner at a mystery location.... Continue Reading →
When searching for the best sushi around Boston, three names kept popping up: O Ya, Oishii, and Oga's (in Natick). After watching a wonderful documentary called, Jiro Dreams of Sushi, about the world's greatest sushi chef, I became obsessed with trying truly high quality sushi. Unfortunately, such sushi is costly and far more expensive than... Continue Reading →
A few friends and I wanted to participate in restaurant week and debated about where to go. Someone recommended some high class tapas place, which I vetoed immediately. I'll write another post about my anti-tapas feelings and how I think it's a huge scam. Anyway, someone suggested going to No. 9 Park because it is... Continue Reading →
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