Tag: italian
Back to the Beach
I thought I already said goodbye to the beach a few weeks ago as summer officially came to a close, but after (another) unseasonably warm fall weekend, I found myself at the Jersey Shore yet again. Even at the tail end of September, I was trying to avoid a sunburn while running in and out of the ocean to cool off.
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From Bethpage to Adare: Following the Ryder Cup to Ireland
In September 2025, the eyes of the golf world will turn to New York, where Bethpage Black hosts the Ryder Cup. The drama, rivalry and passion of this iconic event will once again capture global attention. But, for golf fans, the story doesn’t end there. In 2027, the Ryder Cup will cross the Atlantic, arriving at one of Europe’s most celebrated courses: Adare Manor in County Limerick, Ireland.
Bristol Borough Italian Day
Whenever I’m not traveling over the weekend, I try to find some local festival or gathering to visit. I live near some pretty cool small towns, and there is usually something of note going on.
Becoming a Regular at Carlucci’s Grill
Over the past few weeks, my coworker Ashley and I have frequented a nice Italian restaurant close to our office. Ashley is already a regular, greeted with a smile at the door, and the more I go to Carlucci’s, the more I feel like a regular myself.
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Antonietta’s Italian Restaurant
Tucked away in West Creek, N.J., on land’s end three miles down Cedar Run Dock Road, you’ll find a quaint Victorian-style house known as Antonietta’s. A magical place for sure, the restaurant offers diners an unparalleled view of Barnegat Bay and the Forsythe Wildlife Refuge along with wonderful food, décor and service. If you make reservations for the right time, you’ll have the best view of the sunset. Every seat in the two dining rooms or outside on the deck in season showcases nature’s beauty. If you don’t feel like driving, dock your boat in the slip and come right up.