From our review: "Whole fish are the star attractions." Try the langoustines or jumbo prawn appetizers. Not into seafood? Go for the lamb shank. Read more: http://bsun.md/QKYqOS
This is the best Subway in the nation. The staff is so pleasant and always the best service. If you are craving a sandwich in Owings Mills/Newtown, this Subway is clean with top notch service!
Great breakfasts and the pancakes are awesome. Omelets are good and pastries are fresh. Some place you might not know about in the Village of Cross Keys but worth finding.
Great fish of all types. They actually will filet the fish at your table and then cook it. Also plenty of meat options as well and by the way they don't bring the cow into dinning area.
From our review: Bagels have a good hard crust and a fairly chewy interior. They use a “proprietary water technology” to create the beloved flavor. Read more: http://bsun.md/MmoBv7
Biggest menu...great service...24/7 service -- a real DINER! Just like the movie!!
Go shopping during a week night like a Tuesday around 10. Very few customers and you can take your time and enjoy the store until midnight when they close!
Rugby fans, Harvard Rugby Football Club (HRFC) is the first rugby club in North America. Today, it is the largest club sport at Harvard. You'll find several Cambridge pubs showing 6 Nations matches. Read more.
Head to the dairy aisle to stock up on Chobani. They've got a great variety of flavors!
Love it! Check it out, and it has free admission. Plus there is jazz in the sculpture garden in the summers on Saturdays. Good stuff! Read more.
Truly a unique spot where all are welcome. Great art, music, and of course, drinks. Russell is a real dude!
Climbing the 228 steps to the top of the first monument to George Washington provides an excellent view of the city from historic Mount Vernon where it is located.
Check out the statue of Leo the MGM Lion on the corner of Tropicana and Las Vegas Boulevard. It weighs over 100,000 lbs and is the largest bronze statue in the U.S.
Love the food but completely inaccessible to wheelchairs. Small crowded main floor.
One of my personal favourites. A great day out. Don't miss the hedge maze, & the six wives of Henry the Eighth.
A fabulous zoo. In my top ten best London spots. One of the zoos in the world. Don't forget to visit the Aquarium.
Spend the day! This store has everything. You could spend a day just in the food areas alone! Bring comfy shoes, money & your appetite! .
Don't miss this place when in LONDON. The buildings are some of the oldest in Europe & architecturely marvelous. One of my top ten London places.
From our review: The New "Mayswich" sandwich is hearty and satisfying. The corned beef poppers make a great appetizer. Read more: http://bsun.md/SbHFIT
From our review: Start with an appetizer of saganaki, fried Kasseri cheese swimming in lemony olive oil. For entrees, try the baby rack of lamb chops. Read more: http://bsun.md/XyO9Eo
In our review: Try the Greek menu items. Spanakopita is "extremely light, almost fluffy, with phyllo that a fork cut through easily." Read more: http://bsun.md/TGP0G3
In our review: The Krazi Naan Wrap is the thing to get. Chunks of spicy chicken tikka are "heartily but not uncomfortably spicy." Read more: http://bsun.md/TGNTX3
From our review: "Absolutely get the hommos trio." Try the mouzat, "a beautifully handled braised lamb shank" with a "full, rich and richly herbed tomato sauce." http://bsun.md/168GTXE
From our review: The "buttery, beautifully browned version" of trout amandine "might make you a little giddy." Meat-eaters should try the steak au poivre. Read more: http://bsun.md/14vWku5
I wait tables here most Saturday & Sunday evenings. If you're coming in, ask for Tim & let me know you found me on Foursquare!
