Burgers are one of my favorite foods and when I heard that Shake Shack was coming to Brooklyn, I was really psyched.
It just so happened that the grand opening was going to be on my birthday (12/20) so I figured I would go for lunch!
I e-mailed the restaurant and found out that Shake Shack would be opening around 11AM and some VIPs would be present for a ceremony. I arrived at 10:45 expecting a huge line but was pleasanly surprised to see only 2 people ahead of me.
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While traveling around the world I always like to check out McDonalds to see what interesting items will be on the menu that we don’t have at home.
While reading about things to do on a trip around New England, I came across a McDonalds that has a train car attached to it. I wasn’t interested in eating there but I had to check out this location. We planned the stop as a bathroom break.
The train car is usually used as a dining room and had some diner style booths inside but it was closed for renovations. The main part of the restaurant also had a train theme with various things hanging on the wall.
This was definitely one of the most interesting and bizarre McDonalds locations that I have ever seen!
If you want to check out this McDonalds, it is located at
44 William S. Canning Blvd, Fall River, MA
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While looking into things to do on a trip to Belgium, I couldn’t pass up a visit to the Friet Museum in Brugge.
I love fries so why not learn all about friets! The museum is pretty big and located in a really nice building.
While visiting Germany I visited many breweries and beer halls.
In Cologne they serve beer called Kolsch which is served in narrow glasses, much smaller than the average beer. You tend to order a lot more due to this. To keep track of how many beers you order, the bartenders will keep adding marks to your coaster! I thought it was pretty cool & interesting.
