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Generations of families and restaurateurs have loyally turned out the delectable foods that made Kansas City the food destination that it is. Opened in 1930, the Infante family's El Nopal at 416 West Thirteenth Street is reputedly the first restaurant to introduce a wider Kansas City audience to Mexican food. The city's beloved Savoy Grill was not only one of Harry S Truman's favorite haunts but also the restaurant where many Kansas Citians remember eating their first lobster dinner. "Amazin' Grace" Harris's tiny Kansas City, Kansas H & M Barbecue kept alive Kansas City's "Paris of the Plains" reputation--for those in the know. Author and native Andrea Broomfield goes on a journey to discover the roots of Kansas City's favorite restaurants.
Here's a road map to the top dining values in 21 major cities across the United States, from top hot dog in New York City to the best burrito in L.A.
Hungry commuters rely on this guide to more than 600 restaurants in Connecticut, New Jersey, Long Island, Westchester and Rockland counties, and Upstate New York. Replaces the Zagat Suburban NYC Restaurant Survey.
For the first time, this nationwide hotel, resort, and spa survey is available in one volume. Zagat Survey queried thousands of frequent travelers (who spent a combined total of 250,000 nights on the road last year) and compiled their impressions of more than 1,500 places to sleep in all 50 states.
This accessible, smart, and expansive book on shopping's impact on American life is in part historical, stretching back to the mid-19th century, yet also has a contemporary focus, with material on recent trends in shopping from the internet to Zagat's guides. Drawing inspiration from both Pierre Bourdieu's work and Walter Benjamin's seminal essay on the shopping arcades of 19th-century Paris, Zukin explores the forces that have made shopping so central to our lives: the rise of consumer culture, the never-ending quest for better value, and shopping's ability to help us improve our social status and attain new social identities.