Columbia Insider Nancy Eugenio Silver Welcomes You To Columbia
Hello all you food & beverage fans! My name is Nancy Eugenio Silver and I’m your Columbia insider. I’m originally from Ludlow, MA but am now a fully inducted Columbian. My husband and his family come from a long line of restaurant suppliers. Through them I have met many great chefs and restaurant owners. I have also been introduced to a variety of exotic and interesting foods that I would never have even considered trying before. Ever eaten alligator? How about frog? It really does taste like chicken but it’s hard to get over the appearance of it. If you’ve gotten this far then you’ve already read my intro to the city. So why aren’t you here already? Oh, I know, you’re looking for a restaurant/bar/festival to go to. Ok, I can help you out. Just keep reading to find out of this world cuisine-you will want to take these chefs home with you And I’ll even tell you the places to avoid, whether it’s too expensive, bad wait staff, dirty, or the food is just plain bad. So what are you waiting for-enjoy!
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