PHL: Goldie
After World War II, Jewish immigrants from Eastern Europe flooded America. From then on, Jewish cuisine spread across the States. New York City became known for bagels, the best kind of bread roll there is.
Tag: PA
Adamstown, PA: Boehringer’s Drive-In
Adamstown, located between Reading and Lancaster, seems like a sleepy town. The road that connects those two cities acts as the main street, which to the untrained eyes, look like the usual rusting old American
Stroudsburg, PA: Siamsa Irish Pub [Short]
Some trivia facts that I learn over the years – due to British occupancy of India, there had been exchange of cuisine between the two countries. For hundreds of years, curry was and is still
PA: Delaware Water Gap National Recreational Area [Short]
Shenandoah is technically the closest National Park from Delaware, but there are many other units in the national park system, including this weird National Recreational Area. Delaware Water Gap, only 2 hours north of Delaware,
Philadelphia: Fette Sau [Short]
I waited in a long line for BBQ. Close to an hour on a Saturday night in Fishtown, Philly. Fette Sau is from Brooklyn, but the line shows that it is pretty popular. I don’t
Philadelphia: Village Whiskey
For a long time, I would go to the Shake Shack near Rittenhouse Square in downtown Philadelphia to get my burger fix. I hadn’t need to do that recently because of the opening of Shack Shack
Lancaster, PA: The City
Humans love physical, materialistic things, and we usually put a value of an entity by what we can see. There is a reason why we judge a book by its cover. As a result, we