A perfect place to read on a rainy day. Or, watch the morning fog roll over the hills.
As a result of global warming pushing spring ever earlier, peak bloom tends to happen in mid-late March.
The literature section is very carefully curated. Fiction fans will be pleased.
A hidden gem of a monument. Not the most popular, but perhaps the most pleasant to visit, especially during cherry blossom season.
First basket of delicious pretzels is free. If you want more, they're only $1 each.
Fantastic when it's cold outside. These aren't hot--just barely warm, so keep that in mind when you try to get out!
Drink a beer and watch the sunset. Just don't smoke up here and start another fire. The floor is flammable.
Chicken tikka masala is great. Green tikka masala isn't awesome. Really overwhelming coriander flavor. Dal makhani is always the best side.
Honestly, this might be the best food in College Park. The sandwiches are good, although maybe a little too much cheese. Get a juice. The Tropicalia with jalapeño is great.
Just a nice, not very crowded neighborhood gym. You can visit without a membership if you're from out of town.
Try the crispy pig ears. They're crunchy chewy strips with a lot of flavor.
Eat the wings. Don't eat the avocado salmon ball--thoroughly mediocre. The kimchi is just barely fermented, so it's pretty easy for Americans to eat.
Theoretically has used books, but I haven't found any. Good selection, but fewer community events than Fantom.
A great place to have a dinner party with a set menu. The manager is super helpful.
Come for the lunch buffet. Eat the goat. This is all basically the same offering as the dinner menu but unlimited.
What's not to like? Get your crazy cocktails with liquid nitrogen. You're worth it.
Good place to pick up some cheap meat and produce. Peppers, limes, oxtail, carnitas all way cheaper than usual.
