The NY Times Show is a nationally recognized trade show for travel. It has all the best experts in the field in NYC for one weekend every year at the Jacob Javits Center. As if this were not enough, there are hundreds of booths representing all countries, cities and/or localities you may ever wish to visit. Besides having great information it’s an opportunity to score free bags, flashlights, pens and other inexpensive items. But for me the highlight of these booths is a chance to win a free vacation. While learning about an exotic corner of the world, the possibility of going for free is almost too much! This has not yet happened but a girl can dream can’t she? There are also cultural performances, seminars, book signings and even meet and greets. It puts the world at your fingertips and all for $15!! You cannot beat it.
When it comes to fast food there are the names we are familiar with: McDonald’s, Burger King, Wendy’s, and Chipotle. In you live in New York City, there is a new kid in town: Dos Toros. Dos Toros is relatively new to this area but with any hope there might be one in your town soon. Started by two brothers, Leo and Oliver Kremer, from Berkeley, California, the Mexican food you find here is inspired by food they loved growing up. In California, the brothers grew up worshipping Gordo Taqueria, a favorite of Bay Area residents since 1977 (now promptly added to my San Francisco to eat list). Much of the recipes and even decor found at Dos Toros has been modeled on Gordo. Before moving to NYC in 2008, the brothers were living very different lives. Leo was the bassist for the band “Third Eye Blind”. Oliver fresh out of college, considered working in the technology or finance industry. Both disillusioned with their lives, they decided to pursue so...
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