Feb. 13, 2011 The Hogfish Bar and Grill on Stock Island (near Key West) has excellent lobster bisque, the best conch chowder, and (of course) hogfish. The place is a giant tiki hut with open walls and is very casual. … Continue reading →

May 15, 2011 Hi from Las Vegas! Well we have interesting news from the culinary industry here. Jose’ Andras who is the owner and chef at what is considered the world’s best restaurant, El Bulli near Barcelona Spain, is closing … Continue reading →

While everybody was watching City Center rise out of the desert in all its splendor (and troubled finances), Marriott Corp. tiptoed right next door and built the Cosmopolitan Hotel and Casino. Even with all the excitement over the hi-tech splendor … Continue reading →

The Westside Urban Market is a bustling enclave of design stores, sandwich joints and upscale restaurants just west of Peachtree Street and Northside Drive in downtown Atlanta. Nestled in among the warehouses, furniture boutiques, 18-wheelers, lighting stores and flower shops is … Continue reading →

Don’t even try to drive there. Even our cab driver (an Atlanta native) got lost. But when you finally do open the front door, your Quixotic search will have been worth it. Though the name could be suggestive of who-knows-what, it … Continue reading →

Regular visitors to RehobothFoodie.com know that I’m not shy writing about fast-food places. I always justify it with something silly like “Well, y’gotta eat!” But if you define fast-food as something that was cooked thirty-five minutes ago and is slowly congealing under the infrared … Continue reading →

Well, all things must change, and the wonderful lobby described below is no more. It has been replaced with a fairly attractive but run of the mill, crowded lobby. The grand staircase is gone, and whatever furniture there is, is … Continue reading →

116 E. 27th St. between Park and Lexington 212-447-7733 See the website here. The Foodie can sniff-out a BBQ place from miles away. Combine it with live jazz, and I’m hooked. (By the way, I was a regular at Blue … Continue reading →

In the lower level of Grand Central Station on East 42nd St. is a large eatery. It’s pretty ho-hum down there, except for the Grand Central Oyster Bar. The actual bar is huge, with diner-style swivel stools. The Foodie sips … Continue reading →

Truly wonderful Italian meals are few and far between out here in the woods. So when The Foodie treks northward to New York City, he never misses a visit to Becco, Lidia Bastianich’s emporium of Italian eats there on “Restaurant … Continue reading →