It’s no secret – I love the Texas Farmers Market at Lakeline. It’s my “home” market and probably the one I visit the most often. I first visited the market several years ago and it was nothing more than a little strip of booths. Now if you visit, you’ll find rows of incredible baked goods, … More Texas Farmers Market at Lakeline
Since my schedule is more flexible these days and I can work remotely more often, I’ve been trying to explore a lot of the places that have been collecting dust on my “to-visit” list. I knocked out a bunch of them in my latest Austin Eats Round-Up blog, but Swedish Hill Bakery Deli & Cafe … More Swedish Hill Bakery, Deli & Cafe
Welcome to another edition of Austin Eats Round-Up! Think of these posts as little glimpses into where I’m going and what I’m loving right now. This is the first round-up of 2020! Let’s get into it! Previous editions can be found here: Austin Eats Round-Up. Nervous Charlie’s 5501 N. Lamar Ste. B101, Austin, TX I finally … More Austin Eats Round-Up (ed. 21)
For a while there, DipDipDip Tatsu-ya was all anyone could talk about. I love everything the Tatsu-ya team puts together, so I knew I had to visit. Reservations are a must here (unless you want to visit at 10pm), so I booked them about a month in advance! This post is NOT sponsored. We felt … More DipDipDip Tatsu-ya: Worth the Hype?
New York is pretty epic no matter when you visit it, but during the holiday season, there’s so much MORE to see and experience. We visited December 5th-9th and learned a lot about how to navigate the CROWDS at the holidays. I’ve written about New York travel before, if you’re interested in reading more: How to … More Navigating New York during the Holidays