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Blog Entries by Monique Stringfellow from 01/2011

New Orleans' Dining: Marriott's Un-Conventional Approach

| Posted 01.11.2011 | Travel
Read More: Conventions, New Orleans, Hotels, Local Food, Marriott Hotel, Cajun, New Orleans Travel, New-Orleans-Dining, Fine Dining, Travel News

With 41 floors and 1275 rooms, the New Orleans Marriott might not be the first thing you envision when you think New Orleans dining. Nonetheless, it s...

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New Orleans' Dining: GW Fins, a Fish House

| Posted 01.18.2011 | Travel
Read More: New Orleans, Gulf Seafood, Louisiana, Dining Out, Chef Tenney Flynn, Fish House, Fine Dining, GW Fins, Seafood, Travel News

Most of us are familiar with steakhouses, the vast and opulent dining establishments whose menus are dedicated to T-bones and rib-eyes, Porterhouse an...

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New Orleans' Dining: August, Plus a Look at Current State of Gulf Seafood With Chef John Besh

| Posted 01.18.2011 | Huffington Post
Read More: New Orleans, Gulf Seafood, August Restaurant, Louisiana, Dining, Bp Damages, New Years 2011, Chef John Besh, New-Orleans-Dining, Gulf Oil Spill Cleanup, Huffington Post News

"I don't think there's been a point in history where a chef is so familiar with what exact area each oyster, shrimp crab and fin-fish comes from. The seafood from the gulf that's coming in has never been more scrutinized or so good."

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The East Coast's Best Ski Town: The Case for Lake Placid

| Posted 01.27.2011 | Travel
Read More: Apres-Ski, Lake PLacid, Winter Olympics, High Peaks Resort, Whiteface Mountain, Ny Getaways, Upstate New York, Julia Child, Adirondacks, Snowboarding, Mirror Lake, Skiing, Travel News

2011-01-27-lakeplacid.jpgTwo-time Olympic host town Lake Placid has a storied winter sports pedigree.

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