Bitchin' Blog Posts
: Restaurants
June 13, 2011 | Monday | 49 Comments
First: This entire guide will be available as a PDF download, in large size and wallet-sized, for your convenience. Right click and download any PDFs, por favor! Let me begin by cluing you in on the TRUTH about New Yorkers, as best described by Meg Cabot: New York isn’t like Indiana. Well, you probably knew that. But I mean, it’s REALLY not like Indiana. In the town where I’m from, you don’t walk anywhere…. In New York, you walk everywhere. Nobody has a car - or, if they do, they don’t use it, except for trips out of the city.…
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September 26, 2009 | Saturday | 27 Comments
If this book were portioned out and divided into thirds, two of the thirds would be so outstanding, so fun and awesome and interesting and innovative that I could go on for awhile on the things I enjoyed about them. The remaining portion dulls the sparkle and joy of those other two, because the flaws are contained in a character and in the structure of the tension. Let’s start with the good parts: Edwards has created an absolutely fun new hero: the happy alpha. Adam Temple is the chef at the helm of a new restaurant, Market, specializing in locally…
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May 04, 2009 | Monday | 4 Comments
Three events in the Tour Of the Bosoms in the next two days for folks in the New York City and northern New Jersey area - woo hoo! Tuesday 5 May - 7:30 pm I’ll be signing books and causing trouble at the Barnes and Noble booksellers in Clifton Commons, 395 Route 3 East, Clifton, NJ. Note: BookTour.com had this listed as a 6:30pm start time - not so! It’s 7:30pm. If you’ve never been to this particular BN, let me tell you. It is a mammoth cavern of epic proportions. Seriously. It’s huuuuge. I know a few Bitchery readers…
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June 27, 2008 | Friday | 40 Comments
I’m building a Google Map for RWA’s conference in San Francisco, plotting out 3 and 4 star restaurants, coffee shops (required by law for Sarah to be human), pizza joints, liquor stores, and stuff nearest to the hotel.
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Note: I do not know why Google:maps defaults to Whole Earth view, so zoom in. There’s pizza for cheap eating, coffee, and a few nicer restaurants on there. Any additional recommendations, lemme have ‘em!
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April 15, 2008 | Tuesday | 15 Comments
Back when I was growing up in Pittsburgh, there were scads of lunch places but few places to dine out downtown, with the exception of the theatre area near Heinz Hall, and some places in the big hotels and up on Mount Washington. Now? There’s a ton of places. Holy crap. I need a few more days to just devote to restaurant crawling. So this is a rough sketch of a few places I know of, and that have been recommended. Also, check out the comments section of the original entry for raves about varying places in and around Pittsburgh.…
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