Highway Dining in America

[peacetraveler22]

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[general_denikin]

So good story. Unfortunately the food isn't the one thing I'm too much interested into.

[peacetraveler22]

It's my last food story for awhile. :) Next week, I'll start my reports from Israel. I've been sick and busy with work the past few weeks, so I've had no time for the blog. Pity!

[general_denikin]

Thanks God you feel better. Looking forward to read your posts from Israel. I visited Israel also, but in 2007. I have lot of relatives live in there.

[notabler]

Very nice place, very nice food and very nice prices. I like them all. Here in UK we haven't got many so spacious eating places, our pubs are usually small and look traditional, old fashion way. Only fast food restaurants probably are the same all over the Globe. But here we struggling to find a nice food sometimes, because pabs almost everywhere are serving just drinks/ I don't like this, I prefer Lithuanian way, where you never get any drinks without appetizer and snacks.

[peacetraveler22]

Yes, I remember in many places in Europe the pubs only serve drinks or light appetizers. At most American pubs and bars you can order full meals. I guess we really like to eat here. :) In general, I'm not so keen on the UK style of eating, with those beans served at almost every meal. I find the food there to be quite bland, and in places like London, so expensive!! I'm sure it's much cheaper in villages and rural places.

[andrey_kaminsky]

I could not hold the tears because all the time of reading was thinking about Inamora, which leads ascetic life on the island, eating only tuna whith onion...

[peacetraveler22]

Inamora is a health/fitness fanatic. I doubt she enjoys the delicious culinary offerings at their Maldives resort. Instead, she's eating fresh fruit, whereas I'd be hitting the dessert area every day. :)

[andrey_kaminsky]

In the Maldives an elegant cooking and fresh fruits are not available, except coconuts. Fitness fanatic has nothing to do on the island designated for old farts :(

[peacetraveler22]

Have you traveled there? Looks nice to me. She can run up and down the beach in her bikini and tease the old farts. Sounds like fun! :))

[addeson]

I've been to a Cracker Barrel before :)
Love places like that!

[peacetraveler22]

Cool place, and they are everywhere! Especially in Southern States. It seems there's a Cracker Barrel at almost every highway exit. I usually eat at the one in my hometown of Manassas, Virginia. It's only five minutes from my parents house.

[skifa]

Like the place very much, especially their breakfast for dinner thing :) and the cute little bottles of maple syrup :)

[peacetraveler22]

You ate there? How do you know about the little bottles of maple syrup? I didn't photograph them.:) My dad loves those, and always asks for extra bottles when he orders pancakes or French toast.

[skifa]

Umm, yes, in Tennessee and Illinois :) I still have a bottle of their maple syrup and I totally side with your dad - more syrup for pancakes :)

[peacetraveler22]

Cool that one of my Russian readers has eaten there! I remember on our December journey down I-40 it seemed there was a Cracker Barrel location every five minutes in TN. Another reason to love this State. :)