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Dispatches from Anguilla (Pt 2): Restaurants

December 23, 2013

One of the reasons we keep going back to Anguilla?  The restaurants!  The food, of course, and the views, and the lovely people. Smoked fish at Hibernia Here's where we ate this time: Lunches Trattoria Tramonto x3, Bamboo x3, Jacala x2, Hibernia, Sandy Island Dinners Straw ... continue reading...


A three star dinner at Maison Pic, Valence France

December 20, 2013

Let's say au revoir to France with one final memorable meal, our three Michelin star dinner at Maison Pic. We had champagne and little bites while deciding between the two menus, the Collection Pic (classics) or Actualités (meaning "current events" or "news" - essentially dishes of the ... continue reading...


Lunch at La Menthe, Lyon France

December 15, 2013

During one of our days in Lyon, we spent a few hours just wandering around, window shopping, and of course trying to decide where to eat lunch.  We noticed a long line outside one spot, and drew closer to see what it was.  Domino's Pizza!  Pass. Just at the end of the block, though, we spotted a ... continue reading...


Picante, Anguilla

December 13, 2013

As far as I can tell, there's only one Anguillan Mexican restaurant - Picante.  On an island where most menus are influenced by Caribbean, European, or even Asian cuisine, it's certainly different. And that's 1) why the restaurant was opened to begin with, 2) probably why I didn't eat there until ... continue reading...


Dispatches from Anguilla (Pt 1)

December 7, 2013

Anguilla is just the same as we remembered it, except maybe a tiny bit busier.  We're back at the Viceroy in one of our favorite rooms overlooking the ocean.  Everyone here is so nice and welcoming, the room is perfectly peaceful, and I know a quiet nook to hide out on the beach away from the ... continue reading...


Beach time!

December 1, 2013

It's cold in Chicago, which means we're off on our annual beach holiday - back to Anguilla! So if you don't hear from me for a while, it's because I'm sitting here: Talk to you soon! ... continue reading...


A visit to Breckenridge, CO

November 27, 2013

My sister and I can never resist hot buttered rum, especially after tromping through snow on a chilly afternoon. After we spent some time exploring the main street in Breckenridge (aka "Breck", as the locals call it), the sign proclaiming "best hot buttered rum" drew us inexorably into the ... continue reading...


Williams & Graham, Denver

November 23, 2013

How can you not love a place with a cocktail named "Java the Nut"? My favorite place we went during my Denver trip was definitely Williams & Graham, a speakeasy-type cocktail place. We went on Saturday just after 5pm (I've learned my lesson about these first-come-first-served cocktail ... continue reading...


Tea at the Brown Palace Hotel, Denver

November 20, 2013

While I was visiting my sister and brother-in-law this weekend, we started discussing this blog - and my sister said, "You need to write about something other than France!" Yes, I'll admit, France has occupied most of this space lately. So in honor of my sister's request, here's the first of my ... continue reading...


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