Working at a design firm, I often hear the phrase “out of box experience.” This expression refers to what the rest of us call “unpacking,” usually in reference to technology as Wikipedia points out. Design firms love to use fancy words to elevate what they do. They also like to use the word “experience” as much [...]
Archive for the ‘Breakfast’ Category
Out of Ham Box Experience
Posted in Breakfast, Food, tagged Allan Benton, bacon, Benton's, country ham, Madisonville, pork, Tennessee on November 13, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Diner, New York NY
Posted in Breakfast, Food, Travel, tagged New York on February 16, 2010 | 4 Comments »
I’m realizing that nearly every post from our New York trip begins with some variation on “We were freezing cold…” But seriously folks, this day took the cake. I was having visions of some future civilization excavating our frozen bodies from some Brooklyn side street. But against all odds, we survived and made our way to [...]
Zampa, New York NY
Posted in Breakfast, Food, Travel, tagged New York on January 18, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Weary from battling the New Year’s crowds in Midtown, Ben and I braved the cold and rode the subway down to the West Village. I lived on Jane Street for a couple of years after college and this is one of my favorite parts of the city. We arrived cold and hungry, in search of [...]
Details, Details: Sun In My Belly, Atlanta GA
Posted in Breakfast, Food, tagged Atlanta on January 12, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Our first morning in Atlanta, Ben and I went to Sun in My Belly in Kirkwood. This converted hardware store has my favorite breakfast in town. And this is no irrational obsession. Sun In My Belly seems to do everything right, from the mason jars on the table to the warm and cozy design of the room to [...]
Watershed, Atlanta GA
Posted in Breakfast, Food, tagged Atlanta on January 5, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Watershed is one of those old standby restaurants you always hear people talking about in Atlanta. Somehow, neither Eliza nor I had ever been there. We finally made it for brunch. On Jeff’s recommendation, Eliza got the country ham and cheese sandwich. I had the creamed spinach with corn cakes and poached eggs. I like [...]