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Steve P.

Steve P.


18 places I want to go   30 places I've been
  2. 1. Mexico
    North America
    3 cheers     		4,523 people
  3. 2. Hawai'i
    United States
    3 cheers     		7,020 people
  4. 3. Alaska
    United States
    3 cheers     		8,189 people
  5. 4. Spain
    Europe
    2 cheers     		8,351 people
  6. 5. Kenya
    Africa
    1 cheer     		2,682 people
  7. 6. China
    Asia
    2 cheers     		5,705 people
  8. 7. Japan
    Asia
    3 cheers     		12,039 people
  9. 8. Greece
    Europe
    3 cheers     		11,105 people
  10. 9. Antarctica

    3 cheers     		4,010 people
  11. 10. Ireland
    Europe
    2 cheers     		11,300 people
  12. 11. Russia
    Europe
    3 cheers     		6,012 people
  13. 12. Morocco
    Africa
    4 cheers     		4,905 people
  14. 13. Egypt
    Africa
    3 cheers     		8,935 people
  15. 14. Israel
    Middle East
    1 cheer     		2,419 people
  16. 15. Italy
    Europe
    2 cheers     		13,662 people
  17. 16. Cambodia
    Asia
    1 cheer     		1,669 people
  18. 17. India
    Asia
    4 cheers     		8,081 people
  19. 18. Nunavut Territory
    Canada
    3 cheers     		481 people

Recent entries

The Cavern Pub, Mathew Street

A nice enough pub, but NOT the Cavern Club

I listed the Cavern Pub as worth visiting because it’s a perfectly nice little pub, with live music and some Beatle memorabilia. But to be honest, I don’t think many people would seek it out except for the fact that it’s on Mathew Street in Liverpool, just down the block from the Cavern Club. Beatle fans would go the real Cavern first; second perhaps to the Grapes across from the Cavern Club; and only then perhaps to the Cavern Pub.

over 4 years ago

Rio Grande Café, Bethesda

OK but overpriced...

…and there’s too much good competition in the area.

over 4 years ago

Austin Grill, Bethesda

One of my regular haunts

I’ve never lived in Texas or Mexico, so I’m not sure I know what real Tex-Mex food is supposed to be like. But to my naive northeastern palate, The Austin Grill is pretty damned close! I experiment with the bar and with the menu, but I keep coming back to an El Cheapo (i.e., house) margarita and a “Roadhouse Burrito” (according to the menu and the Center for Science in the Public Interest, “a heart attack on a platter”). Witha motto like “be kind, tell the truth, eat good food”, how can you go wrong?

over 4 years ago
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