Restaurant Review: One Red Door
In 2011, One Red Door opened its doors in Hudson as the brainchild of Chef Shawn Monday, his wife/business partner, Tiffany, and their business partner/designer, Michael Schwartz. It has been […]
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Restaurant Review: Gia Lai
Gia Lai is located in Legacy Village off of Cedar Rd. It is one restaurant that has been on my radar since last summer, but this is the first time I […]
“Somewhere You’d Rather Be”: Cody J. Martin CD Release Show
Saturday, January 25th, I braved the unplowed highway to make my way to the cd release show of Cody J. Martin in Canton, OH. Before that day, I had never […]
Musica Show: Austin Craig & The Felice Brothers
Saturday, January 18, I went back to Musica for The Felice Brothers and Austin Craig’s show. I got a chance to end my work day with some good tunes. The […]
Musica Show: Neulore, Daniel Rylander, & Allen Ilg
Last Friday, January 17th, I shut down all insecurities and went to a show at Musica all by myself. Normally, I try to go with other people, but none of […]
Restaurant Review: Urban Eats Cafe
Urban Eats Cafe located in downtown Akron, connected to Musica, is a quirky little cafe decorated with a lot of different things that just seems to work together. They’re only open […]
Restaurant Review: Harris’ The San Francisco Steakhouse
This place. This place. Good Frickin’ Grief. This place right here is one of the most expensive places I’ve ever been to and I had the best meal of my […]
Restaurant Review: Mel’s Drive-In
I would go here more for the experience than the food. It looks like one of those 1950’s diners, which was what attracted me to the place. There were two […]
Cafe Review: Eva’s Coffee
On my walk back to the hotel from Mel’s Drive-in, I couldn’t help but stop at a local coffee shop. I’m a creature of habit, I suppose. I love the […]
Restaurant Review: Street Restaurant
Street is a restaurant located in the Russian Hill area of San Francisco. It was opened in 2000 by Lynn Ramsey and John Lamkin. It’s focus is classic American comfort […]
TeaTime with the Mad Artist 