Rest of Washington, United States, Washington, West CoastNear the Ferry Terminal: Rory's.
Edmonds was packed with people all there to stroll downtown streets to view an antique car show. While it was great to relive the past it made finding a lunch stop difficult.
Since I remembered that everything
Seattle
Ballard, Seattle Metro, United States, Washington, West CoastSports bar: Rough & Tumble Pub.
Markets itself as Seattle's sports bar for women's sports. They have 18 screens so you can find all manner of sports on display. Very nice open space including a glass covered area "outside". Typical bar
Coupeville WA
Rest of Washington, United States, Washington, West Coast, Whidbey IslandA special experience: The Oystercatcher.
From the side street it looks a bit like a burger and beer joint. Step inside and you'll wonder what's in store. First taste...you know this place is special.
While the menu remains focused it continues to
Coupeville WA
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
A must visit for us when we are in Munich: zum Spöckmeier. We have to visit this place every few years since it was a place Suzan’s Oma (grandmother) would...
Lovely hotel, restaurant and brewery: Kapplerbräu. Like many European breweries this place goes back several centuries….1561 to be exact. It’s a bit of a hike….about 30 miles NW of Munich...
Pike Place Market on steroids: Viktualienmarkt. Beer gardens, wine and cheese shops, seafood, flowers, vegetables, fruits…you name it…..it can be found here and that has been so for over 2...
Where to start? House Moser Not a restaurant and you can’t visit but this is the definition of the Bavarian experience…stay with relatives and eat like a local. Think wurst...
Carbo loading: Lupo. Close to my hotel and on the edge of Yaletown. I wanted some Italian pasta before my ride to Whistler so this seemed like a good choice....
Quick lunch: Bistro Verde. In the Pacific Center Nordstrom and close to my daughter’s office so we decided to give it a try. Nice space with a separate street entrance...
Dinner following a tour of the city: Yu Lou Dong A chain of 4 restaurants; the original apparently in business since 1904. Â When asked what type of food you like...
Lunch near the hotel: Geng Shi Ji. I think this was the best meal that I had this time in China. Typical of most restaurants here, they are bigger inside...
Dinner for 100: Wyndham Hotel I was in China doing some teaching and as is very typical, a dinner for the attendees and faculty is a requirement. I have to...
Probably the most impressive breakfast buffet I’ve seen: Wyndham Cafe Where to start….the serving line, in total, is almost 3/4 of a city block! It has everything one could want…fruit...
Not in a city and not a restaurant: Korean Air As mentioned in the post on Asiana, my intent was to compare bibimbap from both Korean carriers. This version was...
Not in a city and not a restaurant: Asiana Airlines Decided to compare the bibimbap served on the 2 national airlines of Korea on my way to and from Changsha...
A short drive from the ferry terminal: Adrift. Forgotten we had been here a number of years ago…it hasn’t changed much although they have changed the main dining room to...