Dining By the Alphabet: Wichita Fish Company
Many of the very original readers of the blog will be familiar with Dining by the Alphabet. It’s where we started off with Letter A. Chose a restaurant that begin
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Dining by the Alphabet: Il Vicino
One question I always get asked is, how did the Dining by the Alphabet go? Then I realize I’m still five letters away from finishing. The last time we left
Dining by the Alphabet: Usuloteco
Well college basketball has kept me busy and I think I’m finally over the Shocker basketball loss so I can now write this up for you all. Letter U……many of
Dining by the Alphabet: Letter T: Ty’s and TJ’s!
We’re back with the 20th letter of the alphabet: Letter T. It’s been roughly 20 days since we last stopped by a restaurant for a Letter. For Letter T, I
Dining by the Alphabet: Sal’s Japanese Steakhouse (CLOSED)
Update: Sal’s Japanese Steakhouse has now closed The week before Christmas weekend and I wanted to knock out yet another Dining by the Alphabet Letter (yes Microsoft Word, that is
Dining by the Alphabet: Riverside Cafe
What’s a pirate’s favorite letter of the alphabet? Aaarrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrhhhhhhhhh!!!!! (I crack myself up way too easily). So with that said, Dining by the Alphabet Letter R is in the books!
Dining by the Alphabet: Quincy’s Bar and Grill
What’s Justin Bieber doing messing with the Mariah Carey classic “All I Want For Christmas?”. Sounds like there are two girls singing that song now. Ok, that was totally off
Dining by the Alphabet: Letter P: Passage to India
Every now and then, it’s good to get outside of your comfort zone. Humans are creatures of habit. Some people when they go out to eat only order the same
Dining by the Alphabet: Oh Yeah!
The 15th letter of the alphabet is upon us. While trying to decide where to go, I unfortunately had to take into consideration my Project Vegetarian currently going on. I
Dining by the Alphabet: Letter N: Nu Way Cafe
We are officially into the second half of the alphabet. Thanks to all those who have joined us in traveling through most of the alphabet. If we were in Hawaii,