A little bit of everything
Eddie Applefeld is a Baltimore native and a graduate of Towson University. He has been in the broadcasting profession for over 30 years. Currently he is the Promotions Director of WCBM radio. Before that, he was part of the Rouse & Company show on WQSR, host of a cable TV show called Dining Out and adjunct instructor at Towson.
His past accomplishments include being named a finalist in Baltimore Tourism’s Employee of the Year Program and winner of Toastmaster’s Speaker of the Year contest. He was also twice a heartthrob for the American Heart Association’s gala fund raiser.
The first stop is a new Indian restaurant in Cockeysville, Indian Ocean. It opened in early February and it is garnering good reviews, even from people who don’t care for Indian food. Too spicy many say, but hey folks, tell the waiter no or very little spice.
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I’ve been sitting home long enough, time to get back on the road and go restaurant hopping and visit a museum full of once-classified secrets.
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Stop one is THB Bagelry and Deli (Towson Hot Bagels). Open 7 days, locally and family-owned, serving breakfast, lunch, and take-home (closes at 4). It’s operated by folks who are first-generation Italians born in Naples Italy. This spring the company will be celebrating its 25th anniversary.
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This is our last road trip of the year. Looking back at 2023 I found it to be a good
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Reports of my being tired have been greatly exaggerated. I’m still kicking, okay, maybe not quite as high. So there’s
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You would think after all those days of running from restaurant to restaurant I’d be exhausted. Nay Nay. We’re off and running again in this segment of Eddie’s Entertainment Report in the Baltimore Post Examiner.
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Let’s begin in Pikesville and drop by The Gourmet Girls, 3713 Old Court Road. Open 7 days with display cases filled with goodies. From soup, sandwiches. flank steak, lasagna, crab cakes, and breakfast served until 11 weekdays and all day weekends.
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I certainly hope you’re hungry because we’re going to make four quick restaurant stops and then explore a local attraction with a history
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As usual, we have a busy day ahead of us. A total of five stops. So that I wont tire
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Hey, I still have plenty of gas so let’s journey to Rockfish Gap, 1,900 feet above sea level in Virginia’s Blue Ridge Mountains, near to the intersection of Routes 64 and Va Route 250. It was here is 1850 the Blue Ridge Railroad Tunnel was under Rockfish Gap. Today it’s open to foot travel.
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