Business Travel is Better With Great Road Food

When you spend your work days traveling the nation'sWeb sites To Start Your Search:
highways, finding a good meal is almost as good as1. Road Food - Jane Stern and Michael Stern have
getting a great hotel deal that saves you cash on yourbeen sharing their amazing road food finds for years in
business lodging.magazines and on radio and TV. Now there's a whole
Whether your workforce travel keeps you in the cabteam on their Web site dedicated to "the most
of a truck, on your way to the next sales call ormemorable local eateries along the highways and back
heading to another meeting, undiscovered road foodroads of America," you can feel pretty confident that
treasures can make your day.the site will direct you to just what you're hungry for.
What Is Road Food?The Web site provides a state-by-state guide to great
Road food typically is defined as restaurant foodroad food, along with user reviews, maps and
served at a spot that is locally owned (often run bydirections so you can find a spot close to your
family members), features food made to order andbusiness lodging. Check out the recipes they've picked
served fresh (often with a grill as prominent fixture),up on their travels, too!
and provides good value for the money. Whether you2. Diners, Drive-ins & Dives - The Food Network's
call it a mom-and-pop shop, a local institution or simplypersonable Guy with the spiky blond hair is Guy Fieri,
"good eatin'," road food restaurants often are seen asand his sporty red convertible takes him to the nation's
gustatory landmarks in towns large and small."Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives" across the U.S. Guy
Finding Hidden Food Gemsknows good eating - and what he doesn't find on his
Some are always on the lookout for homemade fruitown, he's led to by TV viewers who urge him to
pies or the seldom seen pineapple upside down cake.check out local favorites. From new takes on old
Others want to taste an area's best fried chicken,favorites to traditional comfort foods, this site lists the
biscuits and gravy, or sweet corn just picked earlier inrestaurants featured by episode, complete with
the day.addresses and Web sites.
Thanks to the Internet, there are many portals to theFood & Lodging Bargains
restaurants that are dishing out great home-cookedOnce you've found one great road food spot, likely
dishes to hungry travelers. You will find bargains,you'll start looking for another. Other good sources are
curiosities and some that are sure to rate a stoptravel guidebooks and city magazine listings.
every time you're in town.