Flyaway Cafe’s Travel Favorites 9-20-09
September 20, 2009 by Mary Jo Manzanares
Filed under Announcements, Car Trips, Food & Beverage, Photos
When I’m on the road there never seems to be enough time to follow all my favorites travel bloggers, let alone find new ones. This week, with travels to Las Vegas for five days, followed by a quick trip to Dallas, was one of those weeks!
Here’s some posts you won’t want to miss:
The New York City Traveler combines two of my favorite food groups, bacon and beer, in his post about a limited production beer at the Brooklyn Brewery. Another reason to make the trek across the bridge!
Nerds Eye View takes us along her road trip – in a …read more
Christmas Ale at Cleveland’s Great Lakes Brewing Company
December 9, 2008 by Mary Jo Manzanares
Filed under Food & Beverage
If you’re a fan of eating (and drinking) local, you’ll want to be traveling through Cleveland during the holiday season. That trip will give you a chance to tipple a little Christmas Ale, a holiday beer from Great Lakes Brewing Company.
This limited production brew is only available from November through December, and in past years (2007, 2006, and 2005) has won several Gold Medals from the World Beer Championships. I didn’t even know there was such a thing!
Christmas Ale is robust ale brewed with honey and spiced with fresh ginger and cinnamon, and is supposed to be THE …read more
Beer Lovers Worship at this Church of Beer
May 27, 2008 by Mary Jo Manzanares
Filed under Food & Beverage, architecture
Pittsburgh bows to the gods of beer with the fun brew pub, Church Brew Works. As the name implies, it’s set inside a church. Well, a former church — St. John the Baptist — in the Lawrenceville part of Pittsburgh (3525 Liberty Ave, corner of Liberty & 36th).
After the church was abandoned in the early 1990’s, a rehab project began that would turn the unique venue into a restaurant. The transformation made for a beautiful restaurant and brew pub, with many of the original pieces of the church re-purposed for a new use.
The original pews have been turned …read more





