The Interstate Gourmet
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The Interstate Gourmet: California and the Pacific Northwest
By Neal O. Weiner, David M. SchwartzDEL PUERTO HOTEL , Patterson Exit It was John Patterson and his flock of Merino sheep who in 1854 first occupied this part of the San Joaquin Valley . John's son , Thomas , was the one who actually founded the town of Patterson ...
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The Interstate Gourmet: A Philosophical Guide to Decent Dining on the Highways of New England
By Neal O. WeinerGo three blocks to Ferris Street . Turn left . One block straight ahead . Southbound : From Exit 25 turn left onto Fairfield Avenue and go four tenths of a mile to Ellsworth Street . Turn left onto Ellsworth and go one block to Thurston ...
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The Interstate Gourmet: Midwest
By Neal O. Weiner, David M. SchwartzRecommends the best restaurants along major highways in Wisconsin, Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, Missouri, and Iowa and lists the hours, cuisine, and average prices for each establishment
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The Interstate Gourmet: New Haven to Burlington
By Neal O. Weiner, David M. SchwartzThe Interstate Gourmet: New Haven to Burlington
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The Interstate Gourmet: New Haven to Burlington
By Neal O. Weiner, David M. SchwartzThe Interstate Gourmet: New Haven to Burlington
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The Interstate Gourmet: Mid-Atlantic
By Neal O. Weiner, David M. SchwartzDescribes the atmosphere, decor, and food specialties of a variety of restaurants near the interstate highways in the Mid-Atlantic states region
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The Interstate Gourmet: Midwest
By David M. Schwartz, Neil O. WeinerThe Interstate Gourmet: Midwest
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The Interstate Gourmet: California and the Pacific Northwest
By Neal O. Weiner, David M. SchwartzThe Interstate Gourmet: California and the Pacific Northwest