Exclusive Interview with “Top Chef” Judges Tom Colicchio and Gail Simmons

From the moment Top Chef premiered on Bravo in March 2006, I have been a fan.  I couldn’t help but be drawn in by a reality television show focused on food.  It isn’t enough for me to just watch the drama unfold.  I need to taste the food. This means dining at restaurants or attending events […]

New York City: Simply delicious… Rosemary’s and Rubirosa

It’s hard to believe that one week ago I was strolling through lower Manhattan and enjoying beautiful weather.  At that point we already knew that Hurricane Sandy was on the way.  But I was heading back home on Saturday evening ahead of the bad weather.  I had lovely meals at Rosemary’s and Rubirosa, which both […]

Stella! Dinner and a movie in Rockville (closed)

Stella!  Marlon Brandon screams his wife’s name in desperation in this famous scene from the movie “Streetcar Named Desire.”  I felt like screaming too after a recent dinner at Stella Restaurant in Rockville.  It really wasn’t that bad, but when you take a beautiful restaurant and serve it up with less than stellar food, it […]

Win a Dream Dinner at The Majestic Cafe

Hi Readers, Many bloggers offer readers a chance to win things:  dinners, tickets to events, etc.  I’ve never been one of those bloggers.  Until now. City Eats is offering readers of Been There, Eaten That a chance to win $100 for a dream dinner at The Majestic Cafe in Alexandria, Virginia.  It’s simple. All you […]

San Antonio: History lessons in Texas and at Oyamel DC

While history has never been my favorite subject, when it relates to food my interest is piqued.  Like most people, when I think of San Antonio, I remember the Alamo.  But to me, the history of the Alamo has more to do with a couple of challenges on “Top Chef Texas” than the actual battle […]

The Food Market: Divine Food

One of my favorite Sunday outings is to the funky Baltimore neighborhood of Hampden. The stores are filled with a mix of kitschy furniture, clothing, and art.  The streets are where hipster meets blue collar, and I imagine there to be more tattoos per capita than anywhere else in the country.   There is also an […]

New York City: Simply delicious… Rosemary’s and Rubirosa

It’s hard to believe that one week ago I was strolling through lower Manhattan and enjoying beautiful weather.  At that point we already knew that Hurricane Sandy was on the way.  But I was heading back home on Saturday evening ahead of the bad weather.  I had lovely meals at Rosemary’s and Rubirosa, which both […]

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