Simple. No messin’ around. If that’s how you like your hamburger, Boll Weevil is the place to go. The original Boll Weevil restaurant, a little red-and-white burger stand, was opened in the 1960s by the same family who owned the upscale Cotton Patch steak restaurant right next door, on San Diego’s busy Midway Avenue. Legend [...]
409 7th St Lanai City, HI 96763 (808) 565-6363 www.bluegingercafelanai.com Off the beaten track, Lanai is not the island most people think of visiting when they head to Hawaii. This is what makes it a most excellent choice! Once entirely owned by the Dole Company (the pineapple folks), the island is now public and easily [...]
At first glance, the towering, old-fashioned neon sign that says 1/4 lb Giant Burgers might make you run off the road. It is perfectly nostalgic, still in remarkably good shape, and says everything you need to know about what will be on the menu. [...]
A throw-back to its predecessor, the Cottonblossom Truck Stop, Billy Boy’s Café looks like it still belongs in the rural fifties. The excellent service and generous hospitality are also reminiscent of days gone by. Plus, this place offers what might be the biggest omelet ever invented! [...]
Way out in the middle of nowhere, at the foot of the Mogollon Mountains—straddling the San Francisco River—is Glenwood, New Mexico. It is a little town, and one that most people simply pass through on the way to someplace else. But should you find yourself anywhere close, stop in at the Blue Front Bar and [...]
If you are looking for real Southern hospitality, and real North Carolina barbecue, don’t miss out on Allen & Son located just outside of Chapel Hill. Sitting on the side of a tiny two-lane highway, with faded old signs out front, it looks like a barbecue treat. And gosh darn is it good! [...]
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