Green Bay's Best Pizza Places

I don’t know about you, but Andy and I love pizza! We are lucky to have a number of really great pizza places with a variety of styles of pizza in Green Bay. I will always love pizza almost any time of the day (although I can’t stand cold pizza for breakfast, can we still be friends?), and enjoy a delicious meal with thoughtful ingredients. This list includes my top seven favorite local pizza places in Green Bay—excluding chain pizza restaurants. In no particular order, beyond alphabetical, if you are in the mood for pizza, try these great pizzas:

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A Love of Food and Drink

By now you guys know that I am absolutely obsessed with great food and great drinks. Whether I'm stopping in at a local dive bar with an amazing bar burger and sipping on a killer old fashioned, or cozying up at a corner table at a total foodie hotspot, exploring the food and beverage scene of the world is one of my favorite pastimes. There is something so special about the chefs and cooks who are passionate about serving their community and the food that feeds that community.

foodKate McFadzenFebruary 24, 2020food photography, drink photography, travel photography, foodie, draft beerComment

Green Bay’s Best Coffee Shops

Each with a buzzing coffee scene, there are a number of local options in Green Bay that offer great coffee, their local flair, and the perfect vibe. Churning out great coffee, teas, and other specialty drinks, these coffee shops—in no particular order—are all places I have personally been to, love going to, and love going back to. There are many other options in Green Bay, including national chains, but I will only be considering local shops. These are the ones that I think have the best overall vibe, best service, and the best drinks themselves to make up this list of Green Bay’s best coffee shops.

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Zion National Park Restaurants: King's Landing Bistro

For me, planning a trip is almost as fun as actually going on the trip. I have been visiting Springdale, Utah and Zion National Park since the year 2000. Each time, a new part of the park and surrounding area opens itself to me. Springdale still has it's charming, small-town feel, even after a record 4.2 million people visited Zion National Park this year. It has resisted the commercialization that some other national park gateway towns have succumbed to (I'm looking at you, Moab). I am always pleasantly surprised when I find a hidden gem in a place I think I know like the back of my hand. Kings Landing Bistro is a treasure I dug up when planning a trip to Zion National Park in 2016.

foodKate McFadzenJanuary 20, 2019Comment