Rest of Washington, United States, Washington, West Coast, Whidbey IslandRight on Penn Cove: Front Street Grill.
It's a very busy place...a sign that the food has to be good!
They have at least a dozen different preparations of mussels and clams in addition to cioppino. The green curry and saffron mussels
Montreal
Canada, Outside the United StatesVietnamese-Laotian fusion: Restaurant HÀ.
Originally Vietnamese in focus but with a second Chef taking the helm, they brought a Laotian mix. In the Old City and don't be concerned if it takes a few minutes to find it.
Food was fresh and
San Francisco
San Francisco, United States, West CoastJapantown Korean: Daeho Kalbijjim & Beef Soup.
One of several locations, primarily in the Bay Area but, note a location near Seattle just across the lake in Bellevue.
Story is that the family entered the restaurant business in 1957 in Incheon, South
Seattle
Previous post, Seattle Metro, U Village, United States, University District, Washington, West CoastMultiple locations of this Vietnamese restaurant: Ba Bar.
The menu is the same as the Capitol Hill location and is described as Vietnamese street food. It isn't as extensive as your typical Vietnamese menu but has the typical bún and phó
Philadelphia
East Coast, Philadelphia, United StatesDinner for 20 in the Old City: Panorama Wine Bar.
Usually don't post when dining with a group but we were able to choose our main course. I'd describe the cuisine as classic Italian with a twist. The Tiaramisu says it
Galapagos
Outside the United States, South AmericaAll about marine iguanas but: Eloise Restaurant.
Local food sustainably obtained with a focus on local seafood. Spanish influenced fusion cuisine.
Started with one of the best Old Fashions I've ever had and downed the rest with a a sauvignon blanc from
What a view: Kimo’s. We’ve been here before and returned because the food is solid and the views just can’t be beat. This time we had a table on the...
Not just any breakfast: Jam! Bright, busy and open space. Extensive espresso, latte, coffee and tea choices to start with great mimosas and breakfast cocktails if you are so inclined....
Road side stop south of Lahaina: Leoda’s Kitchen and Pie Shop Doesn’t look like much but you can tell by the number of cars in the parking lot that this...
Sushi anyone? Dave’s Sushi. This is the best known place for raw fish in the city. Busy place almost any night which is always a good sign. Very extensive selection...
Looking for sushi? Seven. Located in the Cannery District along with Lot 5 this is one of the 2 main places to get your fill of raw fish…nigiri or sashimi....
More ice cream: Sweet Peaks. One of several locations in Montana this one is a bit away from the downtown core but well worth a visit. Very similar to Genuine...
Another ice cream choice: Genuine Ice Cream. Located a couple of blocks north of mainstreet they offer the usual flavors like chocolate and vanilla as well as less common ones...
In the Cannery District: Lot G. Serves breakfast and lunch all day and we experienced breakfast this visit. The space is in and updated old warehouse in the north part...
Cider anyone? Lockhorn Hard Cider. Located just off Main Street in the eastern part of town we had visited before but stopped by one afternoon for a quick repeat sampling....
Interesting spot for coffee: Treeline Coffee Roasters. Upscale coffee house right on Main Street. This place is mostly about coffee but they also have tea and a limited selection of...
Another place for drinks: Bozeman Spirits Distillery. Get ready for too many choices and if you can’t decide on which vodka, rum, or whiskey cocktail suits your fancy just amble...
Brew pub: Montana Ale Works. First visited in 2016. Nice brew pub…liked it better than the Bridger Brewery. Good wagyu burger and mocha pot de creme. On another, more recent visit,...
French in SoCal: Parc Bistro. In the Banker’s Hill area of the city….basically just east of the airport. Thought we should go in a French direction rather than Italian……..although this...
Animals anyone: The Lion’s Share. One of those places that would be off most people’s radar unless you are a local. I’ve walked by in the past without realizing exactly...
Former Biker Bar: Hollywood Tavern. Started out as a service station in 1922 then became a roadside tavern in the 1940s. Completely renovated a few years ago and has now...