Discovering Authentic Flavors- Satisfaction at Taqueria Los Primos in Laurel, MD
Let me get this out front; I’m a sucker for Mexican food. Whether its street meat from a truck, or the adaptive re-use of a…
Let me get this out front; I’m a sucker for Mexican food. Whether its street meat from a truck, or the adaptive re-use of a…
Most people know it as the tiny island under the Seven Mile Bridge located in Marathon, Florida. It was once known as Cayo Paloma (small…
The oldest bar on Big Pine Key was originally a general store with a brothel upstairs. In the 1940s a bait and tackle shop was…
Home to artists, musicians and writers, the Chelsea’s creative spirit is still alive. The hotel’s quirky decor, historical charm and artistic energy make it feel…
Imagine yourself sitting at the bar in a South Sea Saloon in the 1800s, where the rum is flowing, with Island music playing and the…
On the Set in 1960 The Elbo Room has been a Fort Lauderdale Landmark since 1938 and was featured in the hit 1960 film “Where…
I and my colleague Peter Evans (the creator and curator of Route 1 Views) visited the Golden Corral in Bensalem Pennsylvania, on November 21, 2004. …
Founded in 1896, this museum is packed with genuine artifacts and South Carolina’s rich military heritage. About a third of the museum is dedicated to…
The visit to the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts was truly amazing. This museum has nearly 50,000 works of art, which spans over 6,000 years…
Bleecker Street the central vein that runs through New York’s Greenwich Village, was coffee houses, cafes, and notable night spots that helped establish the bohemian…
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