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Posted on:October 27, 2016October 27, 2016Dining Texas

Update: Where to Find a Good Cup of Coffee in Spring and The Woodlands

I’m always on the prowl for new and interesting places to get a good cup of coffee in the suburbs northwest of Houston. It’s easy to get spoiled by places like Blacksmith in the Montrose area, where every bean is meticulously sourced and the espresso drinks are made with such artistry. And though Spring and The […]

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Posted on:April 1, 2015April 23, 2015Dining Spain Travel

If the Walls Could Talk at Restaurante Botin in Madrid

On Calle de los Cuchilleros, near Madrid’s Plaza Mayor, sits Restaurante Botin. Opened in 1725, it purports to be the be the world’s oldest continuously operating restaurant, and even has a couple of prominently displayed Guiness World Record certificates to prove it. Because of this distinction, as well as the fact that they serve some of […]

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