Sentences with phrase «food mecca for»
Bite your way through 6 different neighborhoods as you hear about the roots & reasons why San Diego is becoming the next food mecca for locals & world travelers alike.
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«San Francisco is a mecca for gourmet food and the birthplace of medical cannabis,» she adds.
Born and raised in Monterey, a California food and wine mecca, Kaela developed a passion for wine at a young age, passing her first sommelier exam at 22.
Growing up in Vancouver, my parents and I made regular trips to the Granville Island Public Market, the city's mecca for colorful produce, artisan foods and crafts, and the freshest seafood.
The original annual mecca for fiery food lovers is held the first weekend in March in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Chanel and Robert St. Clair run this mecca for fiery foods lovers.
Chicago long known as the Windy City has additionally become world renowned as a food mecca, known for its diverse culinary offerings.
Her restaurant Chez Panisse is a mecca for the local food movement.
Brooklyn Bridge Fencing, a favorite for Brooklyn families; Forager's, an eatery focused on local and sustainable food; Gleason's boxing gym, a destination for fit folk who are serious about boxing; Front General Store, a highly curated boutique selling vintage clothing as well as eco-friendly home wares; and, of course, our very own mindbodygreen headquarters planted the seeds for the wellness lifestyle mecca it has become.
The southern state of Oaxaca — long a mecca for food lovers — is home to Benito Juarez market, which offers a wide variety of local fare, as well as close access to La Soledad chocolate shop where you can sample what chocolate mole tastes like (try getting that in Cozumel).
Known as an international surf mecca, this is the perfect destination for anyone seeking a picturesque beach getaway with exciting nightlife options and a bustling food scene.
«Since opening on a Funk Zone corner several years ago, Metropulos has become Santa Barbara's mecca for fine and rare foods, especially from Europe, and wines to go with them.
If music is food for the soul, then Nashville, also known as Music City, is the mecca of love.