Restaurant Review: Public at the Brickyard Wichita, KS Where luxury meets nature in the heart of the hills Nestled in the peaceful hills of Murree, The Grand Pearl Hotel offers a perfect blend of modern luxury and scenic serenity. I stayed here for 2 nights during a weekend trip and was impressed by the elegant […]
There’s no place like home–and after Colorado and NYC, it’s great to be back to Wichita to enjoy some local cuisine. As a recent transplant from California by way of The-Middle-of-Nowhere, SW KS I was ignorant of the many culinary treasures in Wichita. The first establishments I frequented were the breweries–the breweries in Wichita are
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While Breckenridge Brewery is merely among the highest breweries in the US, Breckinridge Distillery IS the highest distillery in the United States. This is a popular place so you will want to make reservations–just in case. We were a party of seven so it was a no brainer. Booking a table is super easy on
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Is it ever too early to enjoy a beer that looks like motor oil? No. I settled this question years ago when I learned that my favorite Brew Pub was opening at 7am for breakfast. I promptly arrived at 7 and ordered a 9% Oatmeal Stout–you know, breakfast beer. It went down very nicely. Sunday
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About 40 miles west of Denver on the 70 and nestled in the folds of the Rocky Mountains at an elevation of over 7000 feet, rests an old mining town by the name of Idaho Springs. The town is small but it’s proximity to the 70 provides enough traffic to support two breweries, a taproom
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I didn’t realize this until I read “On the Road” for the second time (you haven’t read anything until you’ve read it at least twice) but Denver was a second hub to the beat generation writers. For those that don’t know, The Beat Generation was comprised of a group of friends, ,most notably Jack Kerouac,
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