Adalbertos Mexican Food is a 24-hour restaurant that offers tacos, burritos, breakfast items, and a drive-thru window.



I stopped here and had the most bomb breakfast burrito I've ever had. You can get all the standard proteins - like bacon, sausage, and even steak. Then there's ham. Potato. Jalapenos. Pico de Gallo. And my answer was yes, yes and yes.



And this was all wrapped up in this giant flour tortilla. It was just full of goodies, but still sturdy and didn't fall apart.



Everything was fresh, which is the key to me with eggs. No fake eggs or dried out eggs. It was moist and flavorful and filling.



Grade: A

Smithfield's Chicken 'N Bar-B-Q is a quick service restaurant chain in North Carolina that serves southern-style bar-b-q, fried chicken, hushpuppies, shrimp, and more.



I ordered some chicken tenders with hush puppies, slaw, and potato salad. I got to say, those are some bomb sides for being the standard issued ones. usually that would be an upgrade or increased cost.



If I were smart, I would've got the barbecue as well so I could compare the two. But, I can at least comment on the chicken.



It had that really crispy, crunchy coating that almost makes it taste more of the fried breading than of the actual chicken itself. decent chicken, pretty good sides that lightened the whole thing up a bit. Not bad overall.



Grade: B

If I had to pick my favorite dessert, it might be s'mores. They are delicious, fun, nostalgic, interactive, and are even rooted in girl power.



When I visited the Hershey store in New York City, I was mostly hoping to find some treats that you can't find and every other store locally.



What I didn't expect to find was a gourmet, s'more bar where you could purchase a giant s'more to take home.



You can opt to have a Reese peanut butter cup, KitKat, Hershey's Cookies & Cream - and more - sandwiched in your s'more. But I went with the classic Hershey milk chocolate.



This really was a giant s'more with the graham cracker of us being like a giant graham cookie, a bit soft. And the marshmallow was more warm and gooey than toasty and charred. It was still delicious and its own right and a fun novelty.



And I did also get to purchase some unique candies, like the flavored Hershey bars with mint, strawberries & cream, or birthday cake. They were all like the cookies and cream base but with a little extra zip.



I also found a counterpart to the Whatchamacallit bar - the Whozeewhatzit bar.



"Funny name. Serious flavor. The WHOZEEWHATZIT Chocolate Candy Bar is packed with chocolatey crisp and smooth peanut butter wrapped in rich chocolate. Its attention-grabbing name was submitted by Hershey candy super-fan Lisa M."



So that was pretty cool to try something new. And to also resurrect some old favorites.



they were also showcasing some of these KitKat's that have duo flavors.



These are more widely available now, so not super coveted for me.



Do you have any favorite Hershey's products? Any that you wish they would bring back or create new?



Let me know!

Upon completing a quick Google search for coffee shops in the Bridgeport area, I made my way to Stonewall Coffee. I had been to the downtown Clarksburg location previously, but the Bridgeport one was new. AND has a drive-through, which was exactly what I needed for a quick pick-me-up. I ordered a frozen hot chocolate, which is one of my favorites anywhere. I like that it has a deeper, richer flavor than a super creamy milkshake, but all the coziness of a hot chocolate. This is the perfect solution when you want a hot chocolate on a warm day. You just get it frozen. Hit the spot 10/10.



Grade: A

Who doesn't love a good library? So when I learned of this library, plus restaurant combo in Indiana, my friend Kayla took me to check it out.



Woody's Library Restaurant has some fun library decor, though the menu doesn't follow suit. It does, however, have a ton of variety with everything from fish and chips to sloppy joes to tacos to bison meatloaf. I know a lot of times this is found upon because it shows may be a lack of focus or expertise in one particular area. But I understand the importance of appealing to a wide crowd that has something for everybody. So, everybody can find some things they like at one place.



I started off with the cheeseburger soup. It was a really thick cheese sauce with some ground beef. I wondered if there would be the addition of tomato or lettuce or onion. But it's mostly the two main components of the sandwich, and it's not bad in soup form, but I think I prefer the actual thing.



I ordered the sloppy joe minis, which had two open face slider buns topped with just a mound of sweet and tangy ground beef with honey chipotle barbecue and American cheese. It was definitely a fork and knife situation. again these weren't bad. I am a Manwich loyalist so I would've appreciated a bit more zing, but overall a good rendition.



Grade: B