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Tag Archives: France
The Fox & Hounds
Years ago, when I first went to the Fox & Hounds it was considered out in the boondocks from where I grew up. From Detroit it was almost in Pontiac, as this restaurant was located in Bloomfield Hills and it … Continue reading
Boodles
This is probably the classiest cinder block restaurant that one can encounter. It has rather non-descript exterior, though they do have kind of a nice semi enclosed patio for dining as well. Once you step inside you will be surprised … Continue reading
A New Years Eve Story
I have what I consider a good wine cellar that holds about twelve hundred bottles of wine. I was getting some props to take a picture to post on Facebook to wish everyone a Happy New Year. As I have … Continue reading
Champagne
As we all prepare to enjoy some Champagne in a night or two , we must thank a Benedictine monk named Dom Perignon who was the cellar master at the Abbey of Hautvillers who noted that the white wines of … Continue reading
Le Bordeaux
Here is an example of another restaurant that named the business after a wine. Le Bordeaux replaced one of my favorite restaurants, and I think that they tried to emulate the former establishment. They had good food and service, but … Continue reading
Bayside, A Seafood Grill and Bar in Naples
When you are in Naples, Florida during the season even with all of the additional traffic and crowds it is a pleasure to be there. The beautiful rose or pink Ritz Carleton Hotel is a landmark for years and a … Continue reading
Posted in Dining, Wine
Tagged Altesse, France, Les Recailles, Pierre Boniface, Roussett de Savoie, Roussette
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Brasserie Jo
When in Chicago, my Bride and I try to go native, which means to walk a lot especially to and from restaurants, because we are either trying to make room for dinner or walk off the dinner we just had. … Continue reading
The Breakers at Palm Beach, Florida
“By the sea, by the sea, by the beautiful sea,” are the words I think of each time I think of the Breakers. I have always presumed that this was the hotel that the movie “Some Like It Hot” was … Continue reading
Maison & Jardin, Altamonte Springs, Forida
We spent a week in Florida once, being nomadic going from one hotel to another. We started in Orlando and we had a wonderful meal and wine in a suburb of Orlando Altamonte Springs and the restaurant was named Maison … Continue reading
Petunias a Restaurant in New Orleans
My Bride and I have the same dentist, and one time when we were at our bi-annual check up, we were saying that we had another trip planned for New Orleans. Our dentist said that he had just returned from … Continue reading
Posted in Dining, Wine
Tagged Burgundy, France, La Vignee, New Orleans, The French Quarter
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