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- Experience Meow Wolf in Santa Fe, New Mexico May 29, 2019
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- Tinkertown Museum in Albuquerque, New Mexico May 15, 2019
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- Museums of University of New Mexico in Albuquerque May 5, 2019
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Tag Archives: brunch
Saratoga Eats: Sweet Mimi’s
Sweet…sweet…so sumptuously Sweet Mimi’s [47 Phila St, Saratoga Springs, NY 12866]. Come for brunch, they’ve truly got it going on in this cozy little joint. I got the bacon pancakes, because I’m a sucker for anything sweet and salty. They’re … Continue reading
Posted in Saratoga County, Saratoga Springs
Tagged bacon, bacon egg cheese, bacon pancakes, breakfast sandwich, brunch, eat me, feed, guacamole, homemade, omg, pancakes, phila st, salted caramel, saratoga, saratoga springs, sweet and salty, Sweet Mimi's, yum
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Troy Eats: The Ruck
I’ve been hearing for ages that The Ruck in Troy [104 3rd St, Troy, NY 12180] has the regions best wings, and while their wings are great, they’ve also got a whole lot more awesome to offer! Street parking was … Continue reading
Posted in Troy
Tagged brunch, dinner, eat me, enjoy troy, falafel, feed, feta, flat bread, fries, gem, get rucked, hidden gem, late night snack, lunch, posole, sauce, spidah sauce, the ruck, troy, uncle sam, wings, yum
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Quackenbush Square: Albany Heritage Visitors Center, Olde English Pub, and Albany Distilling Co
The Albany Heritage Area Visitors Center is a small space packed with some pretty interesting bits and pieces. Their gift shop has a variety of locally made items and Albany themed gifts, perfect for holiday shopping! Their little museum has … Continue reading
Posted in Albany
Tagged Albany Distilling Co, Albany Heritage Area Visitors Center, bloody mary, bring the kids, brunch, eggs benedict, england, feed me, fireplace, free, henry hudson planetarium, history, holiday shopping, Olde English Pub, omelet, planetarium, quackenbush square, shop local, sunday brunch, tasting, whisky, yum
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Brunch in Ossining: Wobble Cafe
I had a delectable brunch at Wobble Café in Ossining, Westchester. This place has really great chow, but you must be aware of the atmosphere. It is a kitschy joint that is extremely kid friendly. We were lucky to visit … Continue reading
Posted in Westchester County
Tagged atmosphere, bacon, blueberry, breakfast, bring the kids, brunch, childrens books, cornmeal, cornmeal pancakes, doughnuts, eggs, feed me, homemade, kid friendly, latte, maple, maple spiced latte, ossining, pancakes, puff pastry, ricotta, westchester, wobble cafe, yum
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A Weekend in Rhode Island
I had a lovely time exploring Rhode Island and Providence Plantations (the full name of the state!) this weekend with my high school girlfriends. Here is a breakdown from city to city: Providence: By the time we got into … Continue reading
Posted in Connecticut, Rhode Island
Tagged abandoned, beach, bolivian, brunch, bunny, chowder, cliffwalk, danish, dessert, duck and bunny, exploration, feed, Fun, genies, gondola, gooseberry beach, graffiti, hookah, ices, jamestown, kennedy plaza, kites, korean bbq, la gondola, los andes, mansions, margarita, narragansett, nature, newport, peruvian, portuguese, prospect terrace, providence, rhode island, roger williams, scallops, skateboard, sourdough, stuffie, thames st, thayer st, tidal pools, uss chowder pot, windmill, wine
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Indian Ladder Farm
Indian Ladder Farm is one of my home away from homes. I love the drive into the country. I’ve picked berries here, brought friends and family here, wandered about the property, fed all of their goats and other animals, seen … Continue reading
Posted in Altamont
Tagged brunch, bunnies, country, farm, goats, Indian Ladder Farm, petting zoo, pigs, Scotch Highland Cattle, stuffed french toast, voorheesville, yellow rock cafe
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Low Beat’s Brunch
Went to the Low Beat’s this morning to enjoy some brunch. My first reaction was, woah, it is dark in here for brunch. It is a bar though, and it’s a part of their ambiance. I had been to Valentine’s … Continue reading