Red Rock Deli – Albuquerque, New Mexico

Gil Garduno — Fri, 04 Aug 2023 22:32:26 +0000

America may be a multicultural melting pot, but thriving within its most populous metropolises are ethnic neighborhoods–pockets of diversity residing in two worlds, retaining many of the cultural and culinary traditions of their motherland while integrating into and pursuing the American dream. Cities such as Chicago have long realized that these ethnic enclaves offer a treasure trove of cultural and culinary experiences. Most of these neighborhoods welcome culinary tourism–the opportunity to showcase the cuisine of their homelands. One such example is the city of Chicago which boasts of the largest Polish population outside of Warsaw (as many as 183,000 by some estimates) in the world. Storefronts and restaurants in “Little Poland” on Chicago’s far Northwest side are bedecked in the…

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Miazga’s – Jackson, Wyoming

Gil Garduno — Sat, 10 Jun 2023 06:01:44 +0000

The Jackson Hole Valley is so breathtaking that in the 1970s when the US launched Voyager II into space, scientists attached an Ansel Adams photograph of the valley as a representation of life on Earth in the event aliens discovered the vessel. Spanning two spectacular mountain ranges (the Grand Tetons and Grand Ventres), Jackson Hole just may be the most picturesque valley on the planet. It’s an Eden with winter. It’s also among the most expensive and desirable havens in the universe. Space aliens captivated by the Ansel Adams photograph and wanting to visit had better up the credit limits on their credit cards. They might also have to lower their expectations as to intelligent life on Earth. The valley…

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Red Rock Deli – Albuquerque, New Mexico

Miazga’s – Jackson, Wyoming