Showing posts with label dublin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dublin. Show all posts

Brimful of Dishes on the Northwest Side

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The regional cuisines of India were, through circumstance, not something I explored a lot while living in the Bay Area. That changed for ...

Do Fries Go With That Take: The Funk Master and The Galley Boy

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The cover of George Clinton's 1986 album "R&B Skeletons in the Closet" While driving around a few weeks back, I caught...

First Look: Fadó Pub & Kitchen (Dublin, Ohio)

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The support tower of the planned pedestrian bridge from Old Dublin dominates the skyline from Dublin's Bridge Park development. When...

Kahiki Kookaburra: Fukuryu Ramen

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For those unfamiliar (or even semi-familiar) with the Columbus ramen restaurant Fukuryu Ramen, the restaurant's name translates to ...
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Ice Cream Chronicles (Yr. 4): Saying Yo to the Froyo

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It's International Frozen Yogurt month, you all! With June being International Frozen Yogurt Month (I guess every food item has to ...

Ice Cream Chronicles (Yr. 4): Head North of the Kosciuszko Lands and Hang a Left

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Revolutionary War patriot Thaddeus Kosciuszko sports ties to lands in and around Dublin, Ohio (image from The Kosciuszko Foundation ) ...

Mother Approved: Amul India

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Recently, we had the chance to meet up with a long-time Indian-American friend of ours, who had dropped by town with his wife and two v...

Tried and True: Matt the Miller's Tavern

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Matt the Miller's Tavern has ended up to be a tried and true group-oriented meetup place over our time here There are many players o...

B&B Accommodations: Brazenhead Irish Pub

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The outdoor seating area at Brazenhead Irish Pub in Grandview Most people have that restaurant or two where you order something by defa...

Happily Stuck on 101: 101 Beer Kitchen

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Dublin's 101 Beer Kitchen has been one of our favorite places to be "stuck" at for some good food and brew Back in the Bay...

Tried and True: Columbus Running Company

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CRC's Short North Location Running is one of those topics where there seems to be very little middle ground. Those who have found ru...