A Sensory Time Machine
Oh, Divine Vintage, how do I love thee? Let me count the ways.
Oh, Divine Vintage, how do I love thee? Let me count the ways.
The Highlands Supper Club is a return to fine dining in a treasured Joe Webb Cabin and a menu that’s reverent to its roots, yet playful in its presentation. It’s located at 130 Log Cabin Lane – call (828) 482-1578 for reservations.
The exceptional wines of superstar vintner Gérard Bertrand met Marlene’s cultivated palate at Highlands Food & Wine Festival. It was a happy reunion.
Let’s raise a glass to the generosity of vintner Guy Davis and the vivid imagination of artist Leah Grace Craig.
Not too long ago, hummus was considered an exotic treat by many Americans – now it’s a staple in refrigerators across the country. As hummus has paved the way, baba […]
A landmark restaurant that earned a zealous corps of diners and revelers (just look at their smiles), Wolfgang’s has served its final memorable meal.
For Highlands Food & Wine 2024, it was a potent blend of dishes to savor, spirits both sultry and subtle, and sensations to seduce and stagger.
Highlands’ Episcopal Church of the Incarnation will be serving up fabulous barbecue box lunches immediately following the Highlands Christmas Parade on Saturday, December 7. You can buy tickets now or at the parade.
There are plenty of options for hungry revelers as the Plateau settles in for holiday celebrations.
For Nory LeBrun and Susan Grant, there’s gold in those oysters – delicious gold and a treasured Christmas tradition.
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