Quest into the north-east USA

[drron]

Having had a time share in NYC the problem is that the NYC dining scene is very competitive and restaurants change frequently so older recommendations may very well have changed. There is also such a wide range of food styles there. One of our favourites was a Goan Chinese restaurant - Chinese with a touch of Indian and Portugese flavours. Unfortunately it did not survive. So look up your favourite restaurant foods and then get up to date reviews.

 

[Drakecula]

Having had a time share in NYC the problem is that the NYC dining scene is very competitive and restaurants change frequently so older recommendations may very well have changed. There is also such a wide range of food styles there. One of our favourites was a Goan Chinese restaurant - Chinese with a touch of Indian and Portugese flavours. Unfortunately it did not survive. So look up your favourite restaurant foods and then get up to date reviews.

Good point. Especially since Covid I'm sure there's been a lot of changes in the restaurant scene.

 

[bPeteb]

we then head to Chicago and catching the California Zephyr to see if it’s any good

It's long, and a great experience, but good is hard to quantify. We broke the journey in SLC and flew to Jacksonville for Yellowstone.

Sorry Drakecula, back to normal programming

 

[bPeteb]

My phone must be watching my posts. I got a text today about Latitude (28 Degrees) wanting me back. They'll waive the monthly fee for two years apparently. I'll look into it. I liked the card and had it for years, and only cut it free earlier this year due to the monthly fee thing.

I had the fees waived last year and have just been sent an email saying they've been waived again. It's been such a good card over the years. We now just use our Suncorp debit card for cash withdrawals.