I’ve never been so endeared to food writing in as much as I have the past two years. When I get the Wine Spectator, I read the feature articles and then simply skip the restaurant reviews. Purely because it’s a little out of my league, and I don’t always want to wonder if I should be wearing a tie or if my pants are good enough when I go out. The Girl Who Ate Everything is the perfect remedy to such snobbery and pretension, because unlike the Vegas super-chef restaurant reviews in Spectator, I can actually use her advice on a real life budget on just about any day of the week. The key to the success of blogs is that they’re practical. Recently she’s covered a quest for macaroons, sidewalk dining in Paris, takeout burgers in NYC all the way through to Thai and Indian, it’s a blog for the cosmopolitan realist. Robyn, the author, is a junior at New York University majoring in Food Studies.
It’s funny that this is a wine blog since I don’t drink wine (or any alcohol) since I haven’t developed a taste for it. And alcohol really jacks up the price of a meal, eh? That money needs to be spent on ice cream and cake, in my humble opinion. 
