La Casa Bella

My recent dining experience at La Casa Bella restaurant was nothing short of exceptional, especially when it comes to the food. From the very first bite to the last, every dish was a culinary masterpiece.

The menu offered a delightful range of options, catering to various tastes. I opted for their signature dish, the [Insert Dish Name], and it was an absolute revelation. The flavors were perfectly balanced, and the presentation was a work of art. It's a must-try for anyone visiting this establishment.

I'm not the type to shop at Linens N' Things or Bed Bath and Beyond (ever see that Family Guy episode where Peter goes into "beyond"?) Last time I was in Old Town I was attracted to this store by the yellow facade. Inside I fell in lust with the brightly colored placemats.

I don't think I had seen Couleur Nature table cloths and napkins at any store outside of LA. They also carry adorable handmade stuffed animals and blankets by Moncalin.

The unique and high quality linens come at a price, but don't worry. Just because you can't see springing two hundred for that rainbow striped bathrobe doesn't mean you can have the towels in the same pattern for 14 bucks a piece.

Fabulous go-to place any time you're looking for something gifty (for yourself OR someone else!). Carmie is so so so nice and always goes the extra mile to help you find what you need. She's also always willing to order something from one of her lines but different than what she carries (she puts out her catalogs for you to look at). Expensive but to DIE for linens, nice jewelry, great items for the home (Portuguese pottery, Missoni towels). Oh, and can we talk about the section of children's items?? A place where you can spend way too much time (and money) but thoroughly enjoy yourself in the process.