I don't pretend to be objective when I go on a taxi adventure: I know I’m biased in favor of cabbies and that I start out trusting their culinary judgment. But sometimes a conversation with a taxi driver reveals assumptions I didn't know I had. I love it when this happens... Morocco Leads to Cuba in Harlem
I don't pretend to be objective when I go on a taxi adventure: I know I’m biased in favor of cabbies and that I start out trusting their culinary judgment. But sometimes a conversation with a taxi driver reveals assumptions I didn't know I had. I love it when this happens... Featured Cabbie: Lonnie “Wisefool the Cab Driver” McCreery
Taxis might not be the first thing that come to mind when you think of L.A., but it shouldn't be too surprising that the City of Angels has its own cool mix of cabbies behind the wheel. Still, Lonnie "Wisefool the Cab Driver" McCreery wouldn't be your average hack in any city. A Pastrami Break and an Adventure Postponed
Today's taxi adventure has been pushed back due to snow, wind and slush. In the meantime, I wanted to share the gastronomic highlight of a weekend behind the wheel of a yellow cab: the pastrami sandwich at 2nd Ave Deli. An Eating Map for New York Taxi Drivers
After three weeks of hacking in New York, I understand what might drive a cabbie to eat at McDonald's: it's fast, it's cheap, there’s a bathroom, and there’s parking nearby. But I'd like to think there are places that fit this description that aren’t McDonald's. Enter my new food map for New York cabbies.
Turkish Delight, Further Afield
Into the Driver’s Seat: Hunger Leads to Lahore
Between getting totally turned around in Greenwich Village, getting reamed by a worker bee who wanted me to step on it as we climbed 6th Avenue, and having a woman call me “sir” for the duration of our journey from Union Square to Soho, Saturday was a hard time to be behind the wheel... 
