Black Cat Books and Oddities partnered with businesses all over Medina, Ohio to bring a classic Stars Hollow festival to life. This free event brought Gilmore Girls fans from all over together to live our small town life for a few hours.
From books to movies, ren fests to LARP, fantasy has held the hearts of so many. People all over are looking for ways to be immersed and now we have balls and more to visit for a night of escapism. Book Lush Events is a company bringing magic to all.
A family friendly arcade and bar that features a good mix of pinball, arcade and prize machines with reasonable prices, self service, and a full bar and food. There’s indoor and outdoor seating and an atmosphere like older days of gaming.
A new festival provided by those that run the Ohio Renaissance Festival that is growing in beautiful ways. A fun way for families to spend a day together in late fall visiting a winter market, sipping hot coco, and soups while taking in shows and more.
A yearly festival to celebrate Asian based restaurants all over Cincinnati, Ohio. A great place for culturally wonderful foods that ignite your taste buds.
Alcatraz, the Rock, is a 12 acre island in the San Francisco Bay that has housed many things from Military operations, prisons, and protesters. A journey there is a trip in history one is not forgetting easily as you meet the ghosts of the past.
Being able to escape to nature is essential for humans and Sugarcreek Metropark is a great Dayton option for any trail loving person or animal. Miles of trails on 618 acres this is a place to be.
A lovely brunch stop with the right charm and vibes while serving home cooked comfort foods that will fill you up and still leaving you wanting to return for more.
A famous location, that has seen many famous people through its doors as well as political figures and many visitors from all over the states. The Rib King and his family created a staple in Cincinnati that is worth that first visit and first taste of ribs.
A make your own bowl ramen and Asian noodle restaurant that is quick, delicious, and worth a stop in. Reasonable prices and big tastes this location has the makings for a new town staple.
A taste of Colombia that strives to remain true to it’s roots and share a culture with Dayton that is rarely found in the American Midwest. Continuously delivering on fresh cooked foods that easily showcase the magic of homemade for all visitors.
A yearly festival to celebrate Asian based restaurants all over Cincinnati, Ohio. A great place for culturally wonderful foods that ignite your taste buds.
A drive in surviving from 1953. The decor survived and the taste is nothing short of excellent. Rated Number One in Anderson for many years on all the review sites, this place lives up to the reputation and the hype. Anderson’s oldest place and best place.
A quintessential food of the British Isles, and found on any pub menu with British or Irish origin, where did a shepherd’s pie come from? And what meat is it made with?
A fair and carnival favorite, funnel cake has variants all over the world and is an easy treat to make and served in many varieties so most can find a version to love. But where did it come from?
Celtic Fest Ohio is a one day festival that celebrates and teaches about the Celtic Heritage and culture and gives visitors plenty to do to feel immersed in a past version of the Isles.
Every Memorial Day weekend Cincinnati shuts down multiple blocks on Fifth street and hold a festival that attracts half a million people each year and keeps delivering on quality. This is Taste of Cincinnati.
A staple carnival and fair food is the corn dog. An easy to transport snack found all over America with variations around the world. Where did it come from?
Pork Tenderloin sandwiches are famous in the midwestern United States and I associate the most with the county fair. We look at where they came from and who we have to thank!
Curry is a well known name for sauce and food types around the world but how did we get here? I take a look around at how curry came to be and disperse!
A common breakfast dish in the Middle East that comes out of Northern Africa and has many origin claims! Shakshuka is a staple for cheap, easy eats and found in many places before spreading world wide.
A simple and absolutely delicious pizza that is easy enough for anyone to make and enjoy. As with all pizzas, you can change the toppings to your taste, and manipulate the seasonings for the sauce to make your perfect pie.
A simple recipe that gives a great side dish for most holiday meals. Soft tastes that boost up other dishes but still strong enough to stand on its own.
Creamy sauces and Cajun spices with a little seafood for a memorable dish that feeds as many as you need easily. This is almost a one pot meal that can be big or small and hit people in the right place and make them feel part of something bigger.
Warm, crumbly, sweet treats that melt in your mouth and warm you as they go down. Turnovers are an age old dessert that brings joy to all ages. These are a must for any household to know how to cook.
A rich and super soft cake, rolled into a log carefully and filled. This was a great treat with a great message. A tasty way to celebrate the Winter Solstice and send your wishes for the new year. You have many places to flavor this in any fun way and combination to impress at any gathering. Children and adults enjoy this tasty cake!
An easy trip into another continent. These sweet buns are filling and heavy, but light and gooey at the same time. A fun way to cook and one with interesting ingredients that make something amazing out little ingredients. This is cheap and fast enough.
A rich and heavy treat that goes well with the Autumn season and compliments the chill. This was sweet and crumbly and hit the palate just right. The peaches add a special sweet moistness to an otherwise dry cake.
A gorgeous entree that will fill you up, without the guilt of calories and carbs. All the flavors and tastes of tacos without the heavy tortilla filling you up.
About the editor I’m Soph. I started Uncultured Palate as an outlet for my love of cultures, travel, and food. I’m so happy to share this with everyone who visits.
