1 hr ago | The New York Times
36 Hours in Liverpool, England
THE word Liverpool invariably evokes two images: the Beatles and soccer. That's a shame because this industrial city, which celebrated its 800th birthday last year , moved on a long time ago. via The New York Times
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McDonald's sales rebound in April
“Right now, U.S. consumers are being pinched, and you never know in any particular month what people are going to be doing to try to make ends meet”
From Tribune news services McDonald's Corp., the world's largest restaurant company, said global sales at outlets open at least 13 months rose 5 percent in April, citing menu variety, enhanced convenience with ... via Chicago Tribune
10 hrs ago | BBC
Ramsay orders seasonal-only menu
“Chefs should be fined if they haven't got ingredients in season on their menu. "I don't want to see asparagus on in the middle of December. I don't want to see strawberries from Kenya in the middle of March. I want to see it home grown.”
Gordon Ramsay is known for getting angry about things Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay says British restaurants should be fined if they serve fruit and vegetables which are not in season. via BBC
14 hrs ago | Daily Herald
“You have high expectations and this is one of those markers that you have that you need to perform well on”
It's a few days before Mother's Day and Robert Jenkins jumps every time the phone rings. via Daily Herald
19 hrs ago | WisInfo
@1800 restaurant an updated classic
“This is something we've always wanted to do”
There are few simple pleasures in life that rival a comfy chair. The new @1800 restaurant and lounge at Sentry Insurance is the perfect place to share drinks or a meal and relax in one of the many large, ... via WisInfo
23 hrs ago | Statesman Journal
Heceta Head B&B serves up Mother's Day brunch bounty
“We've gained quite a reputation for our breakfast”
The Heceta Head Lightstation Bed & Breakfast is offering its annual brunch on Mother's Day. via Statesman Journal
Yesterday | India eNews
No physical frisking at airports, MPs demand
“You have privatised airports; so why can't airport developers install modern equipment to avoid this?”
From correspondents in Delhi, India, 04:10 PM IST Indian parliamentarians want private airport developers to install the latest scanning machines so that passengers are not subjected to the 'unpleasant' and ... via India eNews
Yesterday | International Herald Tribune
The coming of age of Copenhagen's Nordic cuisine
“They have been chilled in liquid nitrogen.”
The waiter wore the kind of mad grin normally seen on movie villains as they unleash mayhem on an unsuspecting city. via International Herald Tribune
Yesterday | Athens Banner-Herald
Papa John's surpasses $1 billion in online pizza sales
“Being able to log in and do it versus trying to talk over a baby crying or a 2 1/2-year-old that's running around the house is probably one of the main reasons I like to order that way”
In this Sept. 23, 2005 file photo, Rich Butler, general manager of a downtown Louisville, Ky., Papa John's restaurant, puts toppings on a deep-dish pizza. via Athens Banner-Herald
Yesterday | Houston Press
Hours:6 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. Ceviche: $14 Mussels: $12 Lamb rack: $24 Snapper: $23 Churrasco: $26 The borrego al pebre at Caf Inka , the new South American restaurant on Westheimer, is a rack of lamb served ... via Houston Press
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