For an extra special treat, head here for brunch and have the delectable huevos rancheros. Surprisingly, even vegans will be welcomed at Brues, so don’t shy away if you have veggie-loving friends.Įxpert tip: Be prepared to wait for a table at Mill Stop Cafe, but it’s well worth the significant portions and great prices. They’re known for their brews and burgers, so don’t forget to order a drink with your lunch.
But you can also find some of the famous green chili at Brues Alehouse, located on the Pueblo River Walk. The Pueblo green chili, a Colorado staple, can be found at some of the best Mexican restaurants across town - Lobo’s Tacos and Tequila (try the Korean fire taco), Tacos Navarro (try anything with their specialty carnitas) and Mill Stop Cafe (don’t miss the stuffed sopapillas). This former steel mill town seems like an unlikely candidate for a foodie destination but thanks to the famed Pueblo chile, it’s worth the trip. The must-try dish is potica, which you can find at Janessa’s Gourmet and other eateries around town. Although you’d never guess it, Pueblo is home to Bojon Town, a tight-knit neighborhood of Slovenian immigrants who came here in the early 20th century. The one thing not to miss: Slovenian food! Yes, really. Ultimate eats: the world's top 10 food experiences for 2022 2. Dolester Miles, who has worked there for over 30 years, was named Outstanding Pastry Chef by the James Beard Foundation in 2018. If you’re craving a fancy night out, then Chez Fonfon is the place to go for the best French fare outside of New Orleans.Įxpert tip: Don’t miss out on ordering dessert at Highlands Bar & Grill. Meanwhile, go to Hot & Hot Fish Club for tasty Gulf seafood and El Barrio for must-have Mexican tostadas. Here you can find Highlands Bar & Grill - temporarily closed but reopening in 2022 - for a delectable seasonally-inspired menu that changes daily. Talented chefs have access to ingredients from fertile farmlands, the Appalachian foothills and the nearby Gulf of Mexico. This southern city not only has a classic ‘Bama take on BBQ but recent growth and an influx of diverse talent have led to Birmingham becoming one of the top foodie destinations below the Mason-Dixon line.
Try it or The Colonel (which also includes pimento cheese and red tomato), and you won’t be sorry. The Sweet Tea Fried Chicken Sandwich is something to write home about. Head to SAW’s Soul Kitchen - considered the best barbecue in America by some. The one thing not to miss: You can’t head down South without trying some barbecue, and you certainly can’t visit Alabama without trying their unique take on BBQ. Tacos at El Barrio restaurant in Birmingham, Alabama © Kaitlyn Owings / El Barrio 1.
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