Sitting in the sweetest part of East Hampton, in Springs, New York, Sisi is a hidden culinary oasis that beckons food enthusiasts with its delectable Mediterranean cuisine and warm, inviting ambiance. Embracing the rich and diverse flavors of the Mediterranean region, Sisi offers a delightful dining experience that leaves guests yearning for more.

If you love noodles and ramen as much as I do, then brace yourself because you're about to embark on a culinary journey like no other. Nestled in the heart of Washington, D.C., on F Street NW, just a stone's throw away from the Capital One Arena lies a mecca for ramen enthusiasts - Daikaya.

Just past the heart of the enchanting East Hampton Main St., a culinary gem awaits you - the East Hampton Grill. If you're seeking a delightful dining experience to share with your loved ones, look no further than this upper casual restaurant.

New York City's vibrant food scene has something for every palate, and when it comes to authentic Japanese ramen, the options are no exception. For ramen enthusiasts, there are a few standout spots that consistently deliver mouthwatering bowls of this beloved dish. Lucky for you, I’m about to put you on, we'll be diving into three of the best ramen restaurants in NYC: Ichiran, Mr. Taka Ramen, and their sister restaurant, Karakatta. Each of these establishments offers a unique and delightful ramen experience that will leave you craving more.

Date night was at Ted's Bulletin last week and boy were we in for a treat. We sat at the bar, so we could watch the Yankees game. The bartender was awesome! She made some really great recommendations and overall we were really happy with the meal. We were hungrier than usual so we opted to skip the appetizers and go straight for entrees. I ordered the Chicken 'N Biscuits. It's 3 mini biscuits, fried chicken breast drizzled with honey. Served with a side of hashbrowns and D.C.'s famous, mumbo sauce.