restaurants

Best and worst restaurants from all over the world, featuring some of our favorite or worst dishes and desserts.

Caltort
This week, the Burrito Review tackles the confusing franchise known as California Tortilla. The first California Tortilla opened in — you guessed it — Bethesda, Maryland.
By Chris Meier8 years ago in Feast
The Best Restaurants in Dallas,TX
Dallas, Texas is the ninth largest city in the country, with a population of roughly 1.3 million people, and the Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington metro area is the seventh largest metro area in the United States. Having a great dining scene is a necessity for large cities and Dallas certainly does not disappoint. With a diverse population, there's a large variety of restaurants to choose from, and while there are some that have been riddled with controversy, these are fine establishments for a dinner with family or a late night drink and are some of the best restaurants in Dallas.
By Greg Joseph8 years ago in Feast
What to Order at Your Favorite Fast Food Restaurant
I'm writing this article based on a bunch of different opinions I have found online, some friends and family opinions, and my own personal opinions! Meaning, that I am posting most of the fast food restaurants that are around my local area. And no, where I live, we really don't have the best fast food restaurants like others do, unless we drive a very long way!
By Heather J.8 years ago in Feast
O'Lunney's Times Square Pub
If you find yourself in the heart of the city that doesn't sleep, you've got to venture into O'Lunney's Irish Pub in Times Square. Located at 145 West 45th Street and just a few steps away from the hustle and bustle of Times Square itself, O'Lunney's offers a great atmosphere that possesses all of the aspects of your neighborhood gin mill. To put things in perspective, the establishment has you covered whether you’re in the mood for breakfast, lunch, or dinner, and has been recently known to serve its top-notch breakfast menu until four PM on most days.
By Matt Schilling8 years ago in Feast
Trying Something New – Sapori in White Plains Makes It Easy
Whenever I went to classy Italian Restaurants as a kid, I thought myself cosmopolitan in typically ordering veal parmesan and spaghetti. Eventually I learned that my standard was pretty stunted, and taking a risk on something unfamiliar was where the world was at. Even so, anxiety still can’t help but escalate in the interim. This was definitely the case as I selected Pollo Scarpariello at the newly opened Sapori Italian Restaurant in White Plains.
By Rich Monetti8 years ago in Feast
Hello! TGI Friday's, Are We Invisible?
My boyfriend and I decided to go up to Pigeon Forge, TN for the weekend, being that we only live just four hours from it. We unpacked our stuff in the hotel room and decided to go eat somewhere. We finally agreed to go to TGI Friday's for lunch because they have great food. We went to the TGI Friday's that was on 1503 Parkway. This was on the strip that goes into Pigeon Forge. Sevierville runs right into Pigeon Forge if you are on the parkway road, which is the main strip.
By Missey Finley8 years ago in Feast
Vittles in Venice
Venice was a great place to go, but I highly recommend spending two nights MAX there. Ideally one night and about half a day is plenty to see the entirety of Venice. It's an amazing city to see, but you could cover all of the neighborhoods (excluding the islands) in about a day. The museums are not the best and you will find yourself retracing your steps (it's literally a labyrinth).
By Ruby Dunlea8 years ago in Feast
The Four Best Places to Eat in Lower Alabama
I relocated from northwest Tennessee to lower Alabama a few years ago, and while the Gulf Coast does have the best seafood in the world, there is so much more to be found here than shrimp and grits! From New York style pizza to Thai, these are the places you simply must visit while enjoying your Gulf Coast vacation.
By Lady Red8 years ago in Feast
5 Must Eat Places in New York City
I recently took a trip to NYC, which was one of the best trips I've ever had! They don't joke when they say it's the "city that never sleeps," and the Big Apple didn't disappoint when it comes to food, too. NYC is a mammoth place and with food stalls, restaurants, cafes, and takeaway places on every street, it can be a mine field if you're looking for a place to refuel and unwind. So to help you on your way, I've included some of my favourite joints to grab some good old fashioned American grub:
By Holli G8 years ago in Feast
Yalla Yalla
Just a few steps away from London's hectic Oxford Street in Winsley Street is a restaurant called 'Yalla Yalla' specializing in Lebanese street food.
By Alan Russell8 years ago in Feast
5 Must Try Foods in NYC
First up are the Arancini Bros, who make amazing risotto balls. Each one is packed with so much flavor and they are the best bang for your buck because just one or two is enough to fill me up. The Arancini Bros have a ton of different balls, including vegetarian and vegan balls, so there are options for everyone. One of my favorites is the the "Al Burro" which is stuffed with prosciutto-cotto, béchamel, mozzarella, and saffron. There are even dessert balls, which I was hesitant to try, but their nutella ball is fantastic.
By Mallory Rae8 years ago in Feast
The Byrd House: The Quintessential Neighborhood Bar
As a foodie, I am always looking for new experiences. My tastes are all over the map when it comes to food style, cost, or even atmosphere. I like high end and I like the local dive. I like dance clubs and I like sports bars. However, the one core thing they all need to have in common is great food and great service. I am sure that you are just like me.
By Millington Lockwood8 years ago in Feast