Roadfood Bests

When traveling or merely thinking about traveling or, for that matter, cooking at home, the Roadfood life revolves around identifying unique dishes, most with a distinctively regional character, then seeking out (or cooking) and savoring the very best of them. These "Bests" are the cream of countless crops of delicious dishes around the country.

Santa Fe in a Day

Santa Fe’s bounty of good food merits at least a week of eating … or two or three weeks, or more. But let’s say you have just one day...

Tucson’s Topopo Salad | Roadfood Bests

Restaurant El Charro, which dates back to the 1920s, says the Topopo Salad was invented by founder Monica Flinn, who was so impressed when she saw the Mexican volcano...

Rhode Island Chicken Dinner

The Ocean State is known for seafood. It also happens to be chicken-dinner country. (The Rhode Island Red Hen is the official state bird.) All around Woonsocket, in the...

West Virginia Italian

Early in the 20th century, settlers from Italy came to the north central part of West Virginia to work coal mines, railroads, and farms. Their legacy is a bounty...

Delicious Day in Tulsa

Yes, Tulsa While not a culinary lodestar on the level of New Orleans or Santa Fe, T-Town is a...

St. Louis Essentials

One day to taste St Louis's best Roadfood Not counting the enigmatic St Paul (an egg foo yung...

The Scones of Utah

A Utah scone bears little resemblance to the dense biscuit that originally was English but has...

Hunting Huckleberries

A favorite snack among grizzly bears as well as humans, huckleberries grow in the high...

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