Fargo, North Dakota EXCEEDED my expectations when it came to food. I knew that many of the restaurants were locally sourced from area farms but I had no idea that Fargo would be such a great destination for foodies!
You know you’ve had a great time when your friend says that she would fly back to Fargo just for the food!
In Fargo, you get the best of both worlds with Midwest hospitality and charm along with creative takes on the classics.
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A big part of visiting a city is experiencing all of the local flavors. Irving, Texas is definitely an area worth exploring when you visit the Dallas Metro.
Do you love to find hidden gems and local favorites when you visit a city?
You’ll find a variety of options that will make foodies from all types of culinary comfort zones happy.
I’m sharing restaurants and bars that you will definitely want to try during a visit to Irving, Texas.
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Kansas City, Kansas is known for its barbeque but there are also other hidden gems and flavors to discover around the city.
I’m sharing local favorites, dives, hole in the walls, foodie stops and more that you will definitely want to add to your restaurant bucket list.
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I joined Heather from The Food Hussy on a Taco Truck Tour with Columbus Food Adventures in Columbus, OH. I was excited about this for multiple reasons. Mainly because I LOVE Mexican food, taco trucks and any meal that I don’t have to cook.
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I love traveling to different parts of the country and trying foods that are special to that area.
On a recent trip to Louisville, Kentucky, I knew we had to try a hot brown sandwich at the establishment where it was originally created.
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During my social media trip with Positively Cleveland, we visited an indoor/outdoor market that is a must for any foodie! The West Side Market in Cleveland is a destination that locals and guests from out of town love to visit.
My first observation upon arrival was that the building had beautiful architecture inside and out.
Upon closer observation, you could see the story of the building’s intention on the walls and ceiling.
The largest area of the market has a beautiful tiled ceiling.
My second observation was that the market was HUGE!!
The West Side Market dates back to 1840 and is Cleveland’s oldest public market.
There is a large section for produce outside and inside.
During your visit you can purchase anything you need for your meal of choice.
The market has a buzz about it with over one million estimated visitors last year, the market is on the list of things to do for tourist and locals alike.
The hardest part during a visit is deciding between all of the amazing options.
There are more than 180 vendors to chose from.
You can select food from a variety of ethnicities and enjoy a large variety of fresh produce, meats, seafood, dairy and bakery items.
While you are in the area there is another point of interest nearby. A block away from the West Side Market is Ohio City Farm.
“The Ohio City Farm is designed to incubate entrepreneurial farm businesses and support workforce development programs. Ohio City Farm provides urban farmers with low-cost land, shared facilities and technical assistance and is designed to develop and support entrepreneurial farmers. Incubator farm tenants are expected to run economically viable businesses and provide financial information on their operations.”
The West Side Market is located at 1979 W 25th St., Cleveland, OH
HOURS OF OPERATION:
MONDAY & WEDNESDAY: 7AM – 4PM
FRIDAY & SATURDAY: 7AM – 6PM
Disclosure: Positively Cleveland provided my accommodation, meals and admissions for my participation in their social media driven trip. All opinions are my own.