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Category Archives: Restaurant Reviews
Dining Out in DC
While in Washington, DC for the International AIDS Conference I had the opportunity to try out several local restaurants, mostly for either lunch or happy hour and mostly within walking distance of the Convention Center. In the process, I discovered that DC is … Continue reading
Posted in Becky's Adventures, Restaurant Reviews
Tagged food, happy hour, Irish pubs, restaurant reviews, vegetarian restaurants, Washington DC
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Roma Deli + the Rwandan Genocide (Book Review)
Last night, the Las Vegas Non-Fiction Book Group met at Roma Deli to discuss the book We Wish to Inform You That Tomorrow We Will be Killed With Our Families: Stories from Rwanda. Although I live just down the street from the … Continue reading
India Palace
I love Indian food, but as my husband doesn’t much care for it, I don’t get to eat it too often. Fortunately for me, the non-fiction book club of which I am a member chose India Palace as the venue for our … Continue reading
Posted in Las Vegas, Restaurant Reviews
Tagged Indian food, Las Vegas, Las Vegas restaurant reviews, restaurant reviews
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Phantom of the Opera + Enoteca OTTO Pizzeria
Although I live in Las Vegas, I hardly ever visit the famed Las Vegas Strip. Last night was an exception, as I met up with two other members of the Las Vegas Non-Fiction Book Group to see Phantom: The Las … Continue reading
Miraculous Air + Lindo Michoacan
For this month’s Destinations Book and Dinner Club we read C.M. Mayo’s Miraculous Air: Journey of a Thousand Miles through Baja California, the Other Mexico and ate dinner at Lindo Michoacan. Mayo is an American expat based in Mexico City, … Continue reading
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