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A Pop-Up Brunch in Baton Rouge
At a Doe's Eat Place pop-up brunch, three chefs serenaded our attentive palates with a six-course brunch and beer pairing.
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Movie Monday: Iguazu Falls
It's long been a dream of mine, to see Iguazu. I could not travel to Argentina without witnessing the world's widest waterfalls and second most powerful.
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Nashville’s Sensuous Steel Art Deco Automobiles
Sensuous Steel exhibit during The Art Deco Affair, a cocktail soiree filled with flappers and dapper gents swinging to live big band music. It was a scream!
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Fete Rouge- Celebrating Baton Rouge’s Culinary Greatness and Raising Money for Charity
How is it that I've never attended- or even heard of- Fete Rouge? Baton Rouge was recently voted best foodie city by ConventionSouth Magazine.
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The Traveluster on the Interwebs
The Traveluster has made it's way through the Interwebs in the past week or two, popping up on various blogs and news feeds
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Baton Rouge’s Local Food Evolution
It's no secret. Louisiana dishes up some of the tastiest food on the planet. I write about it all the time. I talk about it all the time.
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Discovering Something New about an Old Favorite- Tony’s Seafood in Baton Rouge
Tony’s Seafood has long been synonymous with home. When I would fly in from Washington DC, my mom would pick me up from the Baton Rouge airport, and we would head straight to…
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Discovering Something New about an Old Favorite- Tony’s Seafood in Baton Rouge
Tony's Seafood has long been synonymous with home. When I saw a Tony’s Seafood Market tour on our Baton Rouge weekend itinerary, I thought: This is good.
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Movie Monday: Wine and Dine in Colonia de Sacramento
A visit to Colonia de Sacramento gives travelers a perfect excuse to relax, eat and drink. Food, inextricable from culture, is an extremely important (and fun!) aspect of travel. If we didn’t pay attention to…
