Traveler Book Restaurant Novels & Stories

Eating together Axelina and Amar enjoy their trip together to a famous restaurant in Las Vegas. Top of The World is the restaurant that Amar chose for his date with the wife he loves so much. Because it's been a long time that he has done this with his wife. Amar wants to repeat it again in his old age this time. Precious moments that he currently rarely does with his wife.

I walk out onto the street, the breeze wrapping around my arms, and head toward a store tucked in between two gigantic buildings. But the second I step in, something shifts. It's too noisy. Too many people. And right now, that’s the last thing I need. I turn right back around, I walk until I stumble on a restaurant tucked between a bookstore and a flower shop. Perfect. Not flashy, not empty. Just... normal. It even smells good—like roasted garlic and melted butter. I walk in and a waiter greets me instantly. "Good afternoon, ma’am. Table for one or two?"

The restaurant was designed in a classy way that seemed to welcome only the rich, and also in a semi local way that opened its arms to everyone. The dishes too were unique. I went for a simple corn salad, while Tiffany went for the chilaquiles. I raised a brow, “My mother told you my age, I presume?” She raised a brow as a grin spread out on her face. I got to learn more about Tiffany, she was the totality of everything good wrapped in a simple package. Unique political ideas? Check. Having other ideas and not agreeing to everything I say? Check. She loved solving puzzles and reading nonfiction books -a wild contrast. She loved to travel the world and explore new cultures and try new food, w

I tried to hide my discomfort and the swirl of emotions—excitement, frustration, nervousness—all tangled up inside me. The guard greeted us at the restaurant door and opened it for us. I smiled politely while Travis nodded, still looking a bit distant. I noticed his sulkiness, and it annoyed me. If he wanted to walk fast, I was determined to walk faster and beat him to our seats. I wasn’t waiting for him to pull out my chair. Inside, the restaurant was warm and cozy. The smell of fresh bread and brewed coffee filled the air. Soft jazz played quietly in the background. It was the kind of place where secrets could be whispered and hearts exposed.

Garcia took him there instead of cooking at home, and he loved everything about it. As they stepped inside, the aura of homeliness and food immediately swarmed him, and it even reminded him of the pub that Tami loved in Nassau. Even Tami appreciated the warmth of the restaurant, and it was pretty empty too. That was another reason why Raphael thought of it first. He was still cautious about Tami being in public, and he knew the restaurant was empty around these times, as its competitor across the street got more of the lunch rush. It was more of a dinner type of place.

I’m just debating between these two books, ' I said pensievely. ‘Get them both, I’ll pay’ he offered. ‘Uhm, no you will not’ I sternly replied, ‘You have done more than enough for me already on this trip’. ‘Well, I’ll buy one for you then’ ‘No’. I finished simply. I decided to keep Julia Child’s Book of wisdom. I paid for my book that the clerk stamped with their signature seal. I slipped the book into a canvas bag with the store’s logo I had also purchased. I was excited to start reading my new book. Sasha led me to a café buying us each a cup of coffee and some pastries. We walked the streets for a while before heading back to our hotel in a taxi.

I took a deep breath. “What kind of restaurant is Ulala Restaurant?” he asked me as he mentioned a restaurant I chose. “Uh, they have various menus from Western, Eastern, Middle East, even fusion.” “Hmm, I have never heard the restaurant's name.” “It’s a small restaurant, but I like their meals. I think you will like them too.” Constantine nodded. “Okay, I will follow what you want.” “Did you pay the little girl? You know, the messenger?” “For sure. Why?”

Natalie said with a smile. "Let's go! We're not going home unless we get drunk!" Eli put her arm around Natalie's shoulder. She had gotten rid of one of her worries, so she was happy. They went to a well-known restaurant in A City called Landeier Restaurant. "The spaghetti bolognese here is very delicious, same goes for the grilled lamb chop. There are also banana pancakes, ribeye steaks, and mushroom soup. Sean and I ate those when he brought me here the last time," Eli ordered the dishes and a bottle of wine.

The thought of eating another Lean Cuisine meal was nauseating and if she ate another piece of microwave chicken she was going to grow feathers! Since The Jewel of the Azores Restaurant was not too far from her home, Tory stayed on the bus and bypassed her usual stop until she reached the section of town where all of the trendy restaurants sprouted. It was a melting pot where people from all over the world converged. She loved staring at the people each time she had to travel through this section of town and thought that it would be awesome to one day explore it. Now she would get the chance.

Mother has her faults— a lot of them, actually, but this restaurant is something good to admire her for. I pull my hoodie down even more, hoping that no one would recognize me or my scent. Although the way I smell must have been altered a bit, but still! Before I left the house, I had taken one of my favourite books with me to come and read over here. Fishing into my back pack, I brought it out. The Silent Twin by Caroline Mitchell. An old favourite. A waiter came to my table and stopped. “Ma’am?” “Ma’am? I’m sorry, but you have been here for over fifteen minutes. You cannot stay here for more than ten minutes without ordering a meal. Are you going to order something, please?” He asked polit