New Orleans has always been a semi fictitious world for me. It was a mystical world that came to me through novels, primarily those of Anne Rice novels, and seemed an endless clash of old and new. A southern city of hazy humid days and busy bustling nights; So of course it was someplace I’d Read More …
**Note: I just found a bunch of reviews that had been lost in the shuffle of life transitions over the past year or so, but I wanted to share anyway. This is one of them.** “Words cannot express how delicious the food was.”- Michael My husband sums up my review in 8 simple words, but Read More …
**Note: I just found a bunch of reviews that had been lost in the shuffle of life transitions over the past year or so, but I wanted to share anyway. This is one of them.** The Red Bicycle Coffee and Crepes, a chain of three restaurants located in Nashville Tennessee, has to be one of Read More …
Our gluten free journey is two fold: It is in and of itself a journey to live life gluten free, and it is something that influences our travel in many ways. Last week I was told I needed to go to a week long training in Albany for work which was originally declined. There would Read More …
Every year since 2007 I’ve been heading up to the Chestertown NY area, about half an hour north of Lake George, to stay at a friend’s lake house. We go for about a week at a time, and it is probably one of the highlights of every year. Who doesn’t love a vacation with friends, Read More …
I’m a New York girl through and through, and we are known food wise for two things: Pizza and Bagels. I never cared so much about bagels, but to this day nearly 5 years after going gluten free I can’t be near a regular pizza without wanting to devour it and/or weep. I’ll even open Read More …
On our last night in Cabo we were craving more seafood, but weren’t too hungry after a filling lunch at the resort. Wandering the pier as dinner time neared we began to be inundated by representatives of every restaurant flagging down passerbys with menus, and making big promises of money off the check and free Read More …
Another outing in Cabo brought us to Cilantro’s, an upscale restaurant at Sunset Beach Resort’s sister resort Los Cabos. It was one of the pricier of restaurants on the list, and touted minimal gluten free options right on their menu. So, for our splurge night we selected to eat there. Cilantro’s Address: Los Cabos Resort, Read More …
Cabo pier, where individuals or restaurants can pick up caught that day goods. A few months ago I shared some tips on ordering gluten free in Spanish speaking countries, particularly Mexico, and shared my review of the Pueblo Bonito Sunset Beach resort’s restaurants. An all around good experience, but did we limit ourselves to eating at Read More …
This past weekend a group of my friends and myself traveled down to DC for the last weekend of the Cherry Blossom Festival. It was not only beautiful weather but the blossoms were in full bloom, so it was simply magical (although packed). See?: We walked almost 16 miles admiring the blossoms, taking in the Read More …
