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As if the bright red exterior and sign with a cartoon wiener dog holding a red hot three times the size of his body isn’t
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As if the bright red exterior and sign with a cartoon wiener dog holding a red hot three times the size of his body isn’t
There’s a charm in simplicity that’s often overlooked—a sense of nostalgia, a feeling of calm—but a spritz captures it. Easy to make, easy to drink,
Thai food is new for me. Ask me how or why it’s taken me so long to give it a shot, I couldn’t tell you,
The year is 1978. There’s disco glam, Grease playing at the drive-in, Jimmy Carter in the White House, Sony Walkmans blasting “Stayin’ Alive,” and nineteen-year-old
Black skinny jeans with home-cut holes in the knees, my mom’s vintage Levi’s jean jacket, and a pair of tattered Vans stomped me up the
Who doesn’t love a good stiff drink on a snowy January evening? The photographers at (585) sure do. Each was asked to pick his or
Traditional, authentic soup—that’s what I’ve been on the hunt for to warm up with on cooler days—and I think I found my new go-to spot.
If you find yourself thinking, “I’d like to go out, but I don’t want to drink,” you’re not alone. Alcohol consumption is lower now than
Basha Mediterranean Eatery 2900 Monroe Ave. 417-5006 bashamed.com Before I can even walk through the front door, Bassam Khalil, owner of Basha Mediterranean Eatery, stops
Honestly, I don’t know much about wine. I know I like it. I know I’m a cab sauv girly. I know I’ll drink whatever comes
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