Put NPR on and listen to the Halloween Retro Cocktail hourSaturday night, Detroit International.
Longhorn's sirloin steak, 2 sides and a pint of Blue Moon... $35 including tip.
Now for the hard bit...
That's the hard bit? ;-)Put NPR on and listen to the Halloween Retro Cocktail hour
I’m hard listening to it, a bit moist tooThat's the hard bit? ;-)
Slightly overdone and a bit too much seasoning, but not the worst I've had by a long wayWas the steak any good?
Did something like this with a mate years ago. The US is a drivers country. Apart from New York you cant do much in the big cities without a car. And they arent really set up for central city living like you think they are. Most big US citys are a bit dodgy later in the evening.Had a brainwave and thinking of doing a trip over the pond in March, just do cheap accom like hostels and motels, good way of meeting people and flight prices looking loads better than summer.
Too many places I'd like to visit. Have brainstormed flights in and out of Miami and internal flights to Texas, toying with the idea of 2-3 nights in each of the big cities in Texas, with a few days either side in Miami. Other trips could be a week or so in Miami, Boston, or up to Canada in either Toronto or Vancouver. Anyone done similar short trips over the pond and/or any city recommendations?
Did something like this with a mate years ago. The US is a drivers country. Apart from New York you cant do much in the big cities without a car. And they arent really set up for central city living like you think they are. Most big US citys are a bit dodgy later in the evening.
Miami is like that, you would want to be on south beach not in the city. Or if you have a car then anywhere within the miles of urban sprawl and just drive to the things you want to see and do.
Any dodgier than big cities in the UK?Most big US citys are a bit dodgy later in the evening.