Food & Drink

Joe’s Kansas City Bar-B-Q has been operating out of a gas station since 1996, but that doesn’t stop people from packing the crowded restaurant for lunch and dinner every day for their award-winning ribs. Come find out why you HAVE to eat here if you visit KC. Visit Joe’s at: https://www.facebook.com/joeskcbbq https://www.instagram.com/joeskc/ MORE MIDWEST EATS:
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Hershey’s Chocolate World is full of oversized candy, like a three-pound Jolly Rancher or a two-pound Reese’s. While you explore this candy store, you can also stop by their bake shop or put your face on a candy bar. See more from Hershey’s Chocolate World: https://www.hersheys.com/chocolateworld/en_us.html FOOD INSIDER believes life should be a delicious adventure.
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Mark Iacono’s restaurant, Lucali, is arguably the most famous pizza place in Brooklyn. The restaurant does not take reservations, and lines form out the door hours before opening time. INSIDER’s Herrine Ro visits the restaurant and attempts to make Mark’s unique style of pizza. For more on Lucali, visit: https://www.instagram.com/lucali_bk/?hl=en MORE PIZZA CONTENT: Is Detroit-Style
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As it name suggests, Rebecca’s Cake Pops on Long Island, NY is dedicated to cake pops, where they make hundreds of designs. The bakery’s cutest creation is a bouquet of cake roses. Each “rose bud” is made with chocolate crumbled cake and topped with candy melt petals. Bouquets come in different sizes and flavors! See
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Located in Camden Market, the Cheese Bar celebrates British cheese in its many forms. Owner Mathew Carver wanted to show the experimental spirit of British cheese makers in its many forms: grilled cheese, four cheese rotelle pasta, and much more. See more from the Cheese Bar: https://www.facebook.com/thecheesebarcamden/ https://www.instagram.com/thecheesebarldn/ FOOD INSIDER believes life should be a
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These eight places give a cheesy twist to mac ‘n’ cheese, making it the every cheese lover’s ultimate bucket list. For more information on the dishes (featured in chronological order), visit: Crossroads Deli: https://www.crossroadsdeliandcatering.com/ Mac Mart: http://macmartcart.com/ Pig Pen: http://pigpendelicacy.com/ The Starlight: https://www.thestarlightnyc.com/ CARS: https://www.yelp.com/biz/cars-sandwiches-and-shakes-ramsey The Ainsworth: http://theainsworth.com/ Merchants River House: http://merchantsriverhouse.com/ Callahan’s: http://www.callahanshotdogs.com/ FOOD
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Dark Sugars makes some of the best hot chocolate in London. Their 72 kinds of chocolates are all made in-house. Its hot chocolate base is made with chocolate paste, topped with hot milk and more froth, and three types of chocolate shavings. See more from Dark Sugars: https://www.facebook.com/darksugarschocolates/ https://www.instagram.com/darksugars/ FOOD INSIDER believes life should be
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Don Paco Lopez Panadería has been Brooklyn’s favorite Mexican bakery for years. The family bakery has been around for three generations and is known for its conchas and other sweet breads. Check out Don Paco Lopez Panaderia: https://facebook.com/donpacolopezBakery http://en.donpacolopez.com MORE DESSERT CONTENT: How Edelweiss Became LA’s Most Iconic Chocolate Shop Rice Pudding Shop Makes Over
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These nine places put an awesome twist on fries. For more information on the restaurants (featured in chronological order), visit: Harajuku Gyoza: http://harajukugyoza.com/ Cravin Crab Cakes: https://cravincrabcakes.com/ 375 Fries: http://www.375fries.com/ FryGuys: http://fryguysnyc.com/ Elbows Mac N Cheese: http://www.elbowsmacncheese.com/home Pommes Frites: https://www.pommesfritesnyc.com/ Luchini: http://www.luchinipizzeria.com/ Michael Jordan’s Steak House: http://www.michaeljordansnyc.com/ Top Round Roast Beef: https://eattopround.com/ FOOD INSIDER believes
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Israel Veliz’s dream is to bring authentic Mexican tamales to Manhattan, and little by little, he is making that dream come true. The 29-year-old brings his family recipes to the Bronx and has quickly become a neighborhood favorite. —————————————————— #Tamales #FoodInsider INSIDER is great journalism about what passionate people actually want to know. That’s everything
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Ray’s Candy Store, an East Village institution, has served late-night munchies since 1974. Owner Ray Alvarez, 86, is well known for his deep-fried Oreos, egg creams, milkshakes, and chili cheese dogs. The store has kept street wanderers and New York University students well fed into the night as they hang around Tompkins Square Park. Cult-like
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