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After lurking on Yelp excessively for years now (and discovering many amazing places as a result) I’ve decided to finally take the plunge. Ladies and gentlemen, I now present to you… my very first Yelp review! Please, hold your applause.

I’ve been going to Silk City since like 2003 and for some reason I have never written a review. Back in college, we went here all the time to go dancing.
Before they re-did the diner part, the food was really simple diner food.
Nowadays the food is a little fancier, but you still get to sit in the old school metal diner car. I only wish there was more seating.

How many restaurants can boast that they brew their own beer and rootbeer? Not too many, let alone - it’s in Fox, AK! This place is tucked away in a small town, but once you step in, you know they will serve you a great dinner.

Let me first start off with saying this place has shack in its name, that means it’s a shack guys. There’s a few Ferrell cats hanging out by their dumpster and on their porch.

I didn’t know anything about it’s fame or reputation, but I’m sure it’s well earned. I know the next time I’m in Baltimore I will know of at least one place that I can certainly consider a place to grab a meal.

By Breaking Bread together we establish bonds, affirm friendships, celebrate events and resolve differences. Despite its significance, bread is among the most basic of prepared foods - essentially it is derived from just four ingredients: flour, water, salt and yeast. While sourcing quality ingredients is important, what truly separates ordinary bread from extraordinary bread is the passion of an expert baker.

Texas red Chilli is $8.75 for a bowl. Comes with maco and cheese or white cheddar grits. Add. $2.75 for the works and $3.25 for the cornbread with honey butter.

I am doing this strict paleo eating thing right now (Whole30) that makes it difficult to eat at restaurants. And being that I LOVE restaurants, this is very hard on my life. Enter the Smack Shack to make everything all better. Like a mom with a Band-Aid.

We stopped by again on a cold winter afternoon while passing through. We decided to try what we saw on triple D… wings and tacos. These were definitely amazing choices. The wings we were able to split the flavors, 6 hot pepper and 6 jerk for $10.

As far as “smokey” (the name fits) restaurants, it wasn’t nearly as bad as most Olive Hill restaurants are- I’m pretty sure over 80% of Olive Hill’s population smokes. The only reason it’s not higher is because I’m including infants.

It’s hard to believe I live a mile from Smokin’ Guns and have only eaten there twice in all these years…I guess it’s because I get some pretty good ‘que at home.

Don’t share the cobblers. It will just cause discord among your party. There are some things that shouldn’t be shared.

Philly Cheese Steak and Meatball Sandwich on their homemade bread.

Found Sophia’s while searching on yelp for a breakfast place. So glad we did!
It is a local restaurant that serves a delicious and affordable breakfast. There is not a hostess to take your name, you just wait in line barely in and mostly out of the Restaurant.

I actually forgot that we found this place because of DDD. We no longer care about that, this place stands out like a rockstar on its own, and we adore it!
We always try to bring visitors here, and recommend it all the time.

Wonderful Onion Rings and their Super Boy Burger is fabulous! I love their Trout Dinner!

Best cheese steaks outside of Philly itself. Good chili and the desserts are delicious.

Down home southern cooking! Home style food, like grandma used to make.

Most people probably do not think of BBQ when they venture towards the Golden Isles. I was staying on Jekyll Island and being so close to Brunswick, GA, it led me on a quest to find the best Brunswick stew in the area. Not only did I find it, but I found quite possibly my favorite BBQ place in all of Georgia.

Albuquerque’s best-kept,secret isn’t so secret anymore.