Description

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JOURNAL - Some of our most treasured memories include food–if not, you’re not eating the right stuff. Either way, our food journal has been specifically designed with that in mind. Finally, a spot to memorialize that one place with wood paneling that had those amazing fried pickles–and help you find it again. Each section features fun trivia about food, unique journaling prompts, and recommendations for off-the-beaten-path restaurants around the world.

VINTAGE INSPIRED - Features a perfect bound paper cover and 360 pages, divided into useful categories like: Food Trucks, Holes-in-the-wall, Casual-Fancy, & Places You’d take Your Mom. Includes fun trivia about food, unique journaling prompts, and quirky restaurant recommendations around the world.

GIFT IT UP - The Pleased To Eat You Journal by Brass Monkey makes a great gift because it provides a fun and useful way for people to record their most interesting or boring(we don't judge!) meals. Since the book also includes recommendations for restaurants to try in all different cities and neighborhoods it makes a great resource for those who love to eat out and want to discover new and exciting dining experiences. You could also use the journal to promote healthier eating habits or you could just use it to memorialize the time you found the best 3am street tacos you've ever had in your life.

Brass Monkey - We’re the line between roadside souvenirs and fine china. Here to turn the things that people didn't know they wanted, into the things that they can't live without. Well designed products that just happen to have a sense of humor.

About the Author

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Brass Monkey Vintage-inspired Smartassery Created by Mike Sayre and Melanie Bridges way back in 2020, Brass Monkey was founded on the idea that there's a world between fine china and bobblehead dolls. That products can have personality, without becoming roadside souvenirs. So that's where you'll find them...making beautiful, well-designed items that just happen to have a sense of humor. Who said that art school and open-mic nights were such a waste of time? We're looking at you, dad.