Showing posts with label Restaurants. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Restaurants. Show all posts

Monday, October 24, 2016

Where to Grab a Bite in Jackson, Mississippi

If you’re headed to the heart of Mississippi, then you should better come hungry. There are numerous excellent culinary choices in the state. This is southern cuisine at its finest. Here are the Top 5 Restaurants in Jackson, Mississippi.

5. Char Restaurant. In the mood for a steak? Char Restaurant is exactly what you’re looking for when visiting Jackson. With a "clubby" atmosphere and cozy seating, this restaurant is a steak lover’s paradise. A large bar area offers a vast selection of beer and liquor.

4. The Pig and Pint. True to its name, The Pig and Pint offers succulent barbecue along with a wide selection of draft beers. This restaurant is fueled by a chef who routinely enters barbecue competitions and takes his brisket seriously. Local craft beers give diners a taste of the region, and the service staff consistently exhibits Southern hospitality

3. The Iron Horse Grill. If two words had to be used to describe The Iron Horse Grill, local and fresh would be the most accurate. Ingredients are sourced from local farms, and the restaurant staff take pride in preparing all sauces, salads, steaks, and meals from scratch every day. With a diverse menu that offers more than just barbecue, customers can choose from Mexican, Southwestern, and American dishes as well as a well-stocked bar.

2. Walker’s. If you’re looking to switch your meals up in Jackson, Mississippi from barbecue to more modern, American fare then this stylish bistro will be a welcome change. Known for its excellent, fast, and attentive service, Walker’s offers a pleasant experience in its stylish and low-key Drive-In style location.
1. 1908 Provisions. While Jackson has plenty of excellent barbecue and American restaurants to choose from, elegant French, Californian, and Southern fare is a rare treat that is best experienced at 1908 Provisions located in the Fairview Inn. Seasonal dishes prepared by head chef Gary Hawkins are consistently new and exciting. The casual dining atmosphere and attentive service make it easy to relax and enjoy a fine meal here. A wide variety of seafood, barbecue, and locally sourced vegetables enables every customer to find the perfect meal for their trip to this restaurant in the quaint Belhaven neighborhood of Jackson.

Monday, April 18, 2016

The Best Restaurants in Bayfield, Wisconsin



Located in northern Wisconsin on Lake Superior near Madelaine Island and the Apostle Islands, Bayfield, Wisconsin is a delightful town that attracts many visitors. Filled with parks, tourist attractions, outdoor activities, and shopping opportunities, it's also got some truly great restaurants that reflect the flavors of the Lake and the warm hospitality of the region. Here are three of Bayfield's best restaurants.

Monday, March 14, 2016

Where to Find the Best Sea Food in Boothbay Harbor


This post was contributed by Topside Inn, a Boothbay Harbor bed and breakfast.
 
If there’s one thing Boothbay Harbor, Maine is known for, it’s the seafood. The tourist destination has been a fishing center since the mid-1800s. Local seafood markets can be spotted up and down the streets of Boothbay Harbor and locals and tourists alike can enjoy fresh seafood at one of the many local restaurants.

Monday, January 18, 2016

The Best Restaurants in Chimney Rock, NC


Some of the best restaurants in Chimney Rock, North Carolina are Medina's Village Bistro, Tia B's, the Old Rock Cafe, Coffee on the Rocks and the Riverwatch Deli and Grill. Diners gave most of these restaurants at least four out of five stars.


Medina's Village Bistro, found on 430 Main Street, offers rib-sticking fare such as mac and cheese, prime rib sandwiches, tuna salad and shrimp stuffed with crabmeat. It also serves such mouthwatering meals as grilled cheese and kale sandwiches and white bean soup, and their Philly hoagie has just about everything as a topping for the ham and salami. Medina's has private parking and bicycle parking, is great for kids and groups and has outdoor seating. The price on most items is moderate.

Tia B's is a Mexican restaurant on 447 Main Street. Though it says it's a vegetarian restaurant, it does offer chicken on the menu. Diners who loved it commented on the freshness of the food, including fresh tortillas and queso fresco. They also liked the view of rushing water from the patio, which added to the restaurant's ambiance. Though the menu is small, and the servings may be smaller than some diners like, people did rave about the burritos, green chicken and chicken enchiladas, taco salad and the tomatillo salsa. Like Medina's, it is good for groups and for kids and the price is downright cheap. Tia B's doesn't seem to have a website, but the number is (828) 625-9990.

The Old Rock Cafe is found at the entrance to Chimney Rock State Park at 431 Main Street. A great lunch place, it offers Reuben sandwiches, burgers made of tender, highest quality beef and chips. The chili is also satisfying, and like Tia B's it has outdoor seating with a view of the river.

Coffee on the Rocks at 435 Main Street is a sweet little place that specializes in all manner of coffee including fresh roasted and espresso, iced, lattes and frappes. They also serve hot chocolate, tea and fruit smoothies. The fruit smoothies include mango, strawberry bananas and peach. A stellar breakfast place, they accompany these thirst-quenching drinks with cinnamon rolls, bagels, apple fritters and other tasties. It is a must for folks who've just come back from hiking through the park.

The Riverwatch Deli and Grill at 379 Main Street gives a view not only of the river but of Chimney Rock itself. Besides this, it is unique among the other mentioned restaurants in that it has a full bar, and gets high marks for its artisanal beer. Diners also appreciated the large hamburgers, potato salad, fried pickles, Boarshead deli meat sandwiches and something called "boom boom" sauce. At least one group was given heat lamps so they could sit on the roof deck in comfort.

About the Author: Dave is a guest contributor from The Esmeralda Inn & Restaurant located in Chimney Rock, NC.

Thursday, September 10, 2015

The Best Berkshires Restaurants to Visit


The Berkshires are just one of Massachusetts' many diverse vacation spots, and likewise boasts a great selection of restaurants to choose from that are both distinctly cultural and versatile enough to suit everyone's palette. Whether it's a classic pub, family pizza joint or a 5-star French dinner in a château, the Berkshires has something for you.

Below you'll find the top 5 restaurants, chosen across a broad range of cuisine, as well as a short description and link to the establishment for more information. Meals have long-since held a powerful place in the memories of families, and the ones you eat on vacation are no exception. Treat yourself and make each bite count the next time you find yourself in the Barkshires. Bon appetit! 

5. House Pub


Some classic American dining set in the '6 House Pub's old barn makes this spot a great choice for a low-key dinner with friends. Wood panelling and upholstered furniture, a fire pit, outdoor terrace and a kid's menu are some of the features that have given the '6 House Pub it's great reputation among patrons near and far alike.
More Information.

4. Church Street Café


Open Monday through Friday from 5 pm to 9:30 pm, the Church Street Café offers a creative, chic backdrop to your lunch or dinner. The lunch and dinner menus feature creative options such as housemade beef terrene and procini linguini. Church Street has been in operation since 1981 and prides itself on its history, packing meaning into nearly all of its decor such as the hardwood floors that were made from reclaimed shipping materials originally used to carry railroad tracks to the Pacific Northwest.

Dine in style and classic MA culture.

3. Mezze Bistro and Bar


Mezze specializes in farm-to-table food and uses their menu to showcase the hard work of local independent farmers and the seasonal selections of Massachusetts crops. The contemporary American cuisine is complimented by an elegant farmhouse setting, situated on lush green lawns and boasting warm hardwood floors and cool blue walls.  More Information.

2. Blantyre


The Blantyre is a luxury château that offers both rooms and a restaurant. The estate has rested upon 220 acres for centuries, and the rooms still bear the Victorian style decor, most of it imported from England. The restaurant serves lunch, dinner and hosts Sunday afternoon tea. Most evenings, diners are gifted to the musical styling of the estate's pianist. Testing menus range from $125 to $300 per person, so the Blantyre is most definitely a formal affair. For an unforgettable night filled with wonderful music that makes you feel like royalty, it may just be worth the money.

More Information.

1. PUBLIC


PUBLIC has a down-home, urban falre and savory American menu that make it a solid choice for any diner. Entrees such as the buffalo chicken flatbread and the California use fresh ingredients and can also be made with a gluten-free bun or grass-fed beef.

The atmosphere is hip and casual, with brick walls, wood furniture and a bar situated in the center of it all. If you're after a laid back dining experience but still want a place you can bring the kids, PUBLIC has you covered. 
More Information.


About the Author: Cindy is a guest contributor from Staveleigh House, a Berkshires bed and breakfast.

Wednesday, August 12, 2015

The Top Five Best Restaurants in Napa Valley

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When visiting Napa Valley there are a number of delicious restaurants to choose from, satisfying even the pickiest of eaters. Here are some of the best restaurants you can dine at while visiting the city of wine!

Friday, July 24, 2015

Classic Bars Near the Berkshires of Massachusetts

Each city throughout the United States is known for something, usually a type of attraction, the nightlife or its wonderful food. The Berkshires of Massachusetts are known for a lot of things, like horseback riding, farmers' markets, museums, and festivals. Additionally, the Berkshires are sprinkled with unique bars and taverns.

Friday, May 22, 2015

Dining Destinations in Maine

Seafood, bars, and classic grills.
That's exactly what the state of Maine is known for. From fancy dining to rustic seaside bar and grill atmospheres, Maine has some of the best eateries around. With a high volume of lobster and clams, Maine's seafood cuisine tops seafood restaurants along the coast. In fact, Maine is so well known for its seafood, that shoppers and restaurant-goers can now track when and where their fish was caught off the coast of Maine. From the sea to the plate, Maine's cuisine is like no other.

Here are some of the best restaurants to visit while in Maine to experience this kind of unique dishes in a completely exclusive environment.

40Paper - An Italian Bistro and Bar
This Maine restaurant dubs itself both a traditional bistro and modern bar. With hand-made pasta and European influences, 40Paper provides an elegant yet fresh experience with Italian-style dishes. This restaurant teams up with farmers and and local growers to supply quality ingredients. 40Paper relies on a healthy, relaxing dining experience for its guests.

The dinner menu includes items ranging from pasta and pizza to steak and ribs.

Long Lake Sporting Club - A Restaurant and Lounge
This is a family-owned restaurant of 35 years and strives for an excellent dining experience for its guests. Like any great sports bar and grill, Long Lake Sporting Club serves steak, ribs, clams, shrimp, jump lobster and much more for the seafood-enthusiast.

Pai Men Miyake - A Japanese Restaurant
This restaurant in Portland focuses on ramen with broths with pork, chicken, and vegetables. This is a much more casual dining option in Maine but with great food nonetheless. With classic Asian dishes ranging from shrimp gyoza to sashimi, this eatery is suitable for the cultured-eater.

Walter's - A Classic Portland Restaurant
If you can't decide a style of food to eat, this restaurant has unique dishes from land to sea. Inspired to cook Asian, Mediterranean and Caribbean dishes, the chef and owner strives to use fresh and global ingredients for his seasonal menus. The dining experience has a classic, elegant mood, perfect for Portland.

Some of the key dinner menu items are Forbidden Shrimp, duck, and Brick Chicken.

About the Author: Kelly is a guest contributor of Hartstone Inn and Dockside Guest Quarters, relaxing bed and breakfast destinations in Maine.