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Tag Archives: cheap eats
The 300 Grill, Albany
For months we watched the little brick storefront beside the Lion Heart say, ‘opening soon.’ To be honest, I didn’t expect much. I never do for the ventures on and around Lark Street for some reason. The restaurant opened, and … Continue reading
Posted in Albany
Tagged 300, 300 grill, albany, baklava, center square, cheap eats, cheese, feta, greece, greek, homemade, lark street, pita, souvlaki, sparta, tyrokafteri
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Favorite Fish Dishes in Kauai
Dining on Kauai is a seafood lovers dream! The freshness is topnotch and the variety is endless. Below are some of the most delicious fish dishes encountered all over the island. The Fish Express – 3343 Kuhio Hwy, Lihue, HI … Continue reading
Posted in Kauai
Tagged affordable eats, ahi nori wrap, beach, black bean, boho, cajun, cheap eats, da crack, eat local, fresh fish, guac, guava, guava basil, hawaii, hibiscus tea, kapaa, kauai, koloa, lihue, local, mermaid cafe, mexican rice, ono, poipu beach, poke, thai iced tea, the fish express, travel
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Best Asian Cuisine of Kauai
Mark’s Place – 1610 Haleukana St, Lihue, HI 96766 If you’re looking for an ono (delicious) Hawaiian plate lunch, this is the spot for you. A little hole in the wall, mostly for takeout, but there are some picnic tables … Continue reading
Posted in Kauai
Tagged anahola cafe, baby back ribs, banana lumpia, cheap eats, chicken adobo, filipinio cuisine, filipino, hawaii, hawaiian cuisine, katsu, kauai, kauai family cafe, kfc, kim chee, local, lumpia, marks place, plate lunch, ribs, saimin, travel
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Sun Dried Specialties, Kona Eats Hawaii
If you want really fresh, yummy, seafood combinations on the Kona side of the island, look no further than Sun Dried Specialties [81-951 Haleki’i St, Kealakekua, HI 96750]. No frills here, a few fold up tables, and the menu is … Continue reading
Posted in Big Island
Tagged big island, brown rice, cheap eats, combo, eat me, fresh fish, fruit, fruit water, garlic shrimp, grilled fish, hawaii, kauai, kauai shrimp, Kealakekua, kona, lunch, mac salad, mushroom, ocean salad, opah, poke, rice, salad, seafood, shrimp, sun dried specialties, travel, yum
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Suisan Fish Market, Hilo
Poke is quite possibly my favorite food on earth. I first discovered its wonder on Oahu last year at Tanioka’s, and have been addicted ever since. Raw cubes of fresh fish marinated in all sorts of goodies served on a … Continue reading
Posted in Big Island
Tagged beach, big island, black sand, cheap, cheap eats, eat me, feed, fish market, guava kim chee, hawaii, hilo, local, lunch, mango habanero, oahu, poke, poke bowl, richardson ocean park, spicy ahi, spicy ahi poke, suisan, suisan fish market, tanioka, taro, taro chip, travel, yum
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New Paltz Eats: Mexicali Blue
What does the Grateful Dead, Anthony Bourdain, and a killer fish taco have in common? A trip to Mexicali Blue in New Paltz [87 Main Street New Paltz] of course! I thoroughly enjoyed my visit here, but be warned, this … Continue reading
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Tagged anthy bourdain, burrito, cheap eats, chicken burrito, eat me, fast, feed, fish taco, fresh, grateful dead, grilled, hot sauce, mexicali blue, mexican, mexican food, new paltz, taco, yum
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Adirondack Eats: Sammy D’s Café
I don’t normally make plans to eat at the mall, but Sammy D’s Cafe is a joint to make exceptions for. We had just hiked Buck Mountain and were hungry and in the mood for something hearty. Located in the … Continue reading
Posted in Adirondacks
Tagged adirondacks, adk, adks, avocado, bacon, blt, cheap eats, chicken, cinnamon, cobbler, coleman factory outlets, complimentary, dessert, eat, eat me, feed, free, hippy, homemade bread, house cured meat, lunch, mall, outlet shopping, outlets, peach, peach cobbler, sammy d's, sammy d's cafe, sandwich, shopping, soft serve, the chief, tie-dye, vanilla, yum
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Lunch at the Culinary Institute of America
Tell your friends you have business to attend to at the CIA, it’s important…and delicious. The CIA, or Culinary Institute of America, is one of the world’s best culinary colleges and has a location in Hyde Park – about an … Continue reading
Posted in Hudson Valley
Tagged Apple Pie Bakery Café, cheap eats, chocolate, cia, culinary institute, Culinary Institute of America, dessert, eat me, fancy, fine dining, haddock, hazelnut, hooky, hudson valley, hyde park, lunch, mousse, raspberry, roth hall, yucca, yum
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A few hours in Phoenix: Piestewa/Squaw Peak, Chino Bandido & Last Chance
Tucson is centrally located within a few hours of many interesting cities. To choose between Bisbee, Nogales, and Phoenix was difficult, but I am happy with the outcome and enjoyed my time in Arizona’s capital city. The journey took us … Continue reading
Posted in Arizona, Phoenix
Tagged arizona, black beans, cheap eats, chinese, chinese cuisine, chino bandido, clearance, day trip, DDD, eat me, elevation, fauna, feed, flora, Fun, fusion, hike, jade chicken, jamacian cuisine, jamaican, jerk fried chicken, last chance, mexican, mexican cuisine, mountain, nature, nordstroms, ostrich farm, panda, phoenix, phoenix mountains, picacho, picacho mountain, piestewa peak, rice bowl, sale shopping, sombrero, squaw peak, trail, triple d, yum
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