Written and posted one year ago when I was working in Virginia
Followers of this blog know that the author can sometimes fixate on foodie finds in coastal settings because his love for sand and surf is almost as strong as his quest for new dining experiences and sharing of epicurian information. That is why you might be suprised and pleased that this post focuses on food and travels in other parts of our beautiful country. In fact, I submit to you that dynamic dinning experiences can be found in the birthplace of America. So walk with me through Colonial America and a few good places to eat along the way.
Thomas Jefferson’s Home
Monticello
“Little Mountain”
First stop is Historic Yorktown.
The Yorktown Pub is everything you think of when you think of a pub…..loud, crowded, small, and not exactly as clean as we would like it to be. The food was a cut above pub fare! The quaint sense of “nothing fancy…
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