Can't find a seat? Take your food to go over to Avondale Brewing and have some beer with your meal.
Amazing little venue. Great Beer and great staff. You can't come to Jackson and not visit this place
If you look on Elm, just to the west of the School Book Depository, you will see two 'X's painted on the pavement. These are where the two gunshots (if you believe the two shot theory) hit.
Stand near the window and ask why. Why not before the turn. Why after the turn when the car is behind trees, picking up speed, moving away. Makes no sense in so many ways.
Fans here are closer to the action than just about anywhere else in the Majors. The first row on the 1B and 3B sides are just 56’ 8” from the plate, so we hope you brought your glove. Read more.
Best of Phoenix Winner 2011: Best Hangover Breakfast. The morning after can be rough, so roll in to order the hot and chick, a big stack of pancakes or the dame fine butter burger. Read more.
Bring your sun tan lotion and sand pail before checking out “The Beach” located just beyond the right-field fence. Read more.
At 9:25pm, if you look to the west from the west side of the stadium concourse, you can see Disneyland's firework show
Featured in 311's Frolic Room & rumored to have been a speakeasy during prohibition for performers/guests at the Pantages Theatre (ask to see the stairs,) this is the last true bar on Hollywood Blvd.
Dodger Stadium is currently the third oldest ballpark in Major League Baseball (behind Fenway Park in Boston and Wrigley Field in Chicago,) and is the largest ballpark by seating capacity.
If you've never watched the sun set from the Santa Monica Pier, you need to. What a breathtaking view. :)
See that row of purple seats in the upper deck encircling the field? That marks exactly 5,280 feet (one mile) above sea level. Daunte Bichette couldn’t even hit a ball up to those bad boys.
Cheyenne's adding another feather to its metaphorical headdress. Grab a seat at the beer garden. and wait until things get rocking. Read more.
The shooting of Wild Bill Hickok re-enactment takes place here - every day during the summer season.
It's not a single attraction - there's lots to do and see! Plan on spending at least two or three hours exploring.
Way too much to do for one trip, so make sure you grab a souvenir that'll make you want to come back.
Come see the worlds only Corn Palace. Scenes change yearly, so if your in the area be sure to stop by! Read more.
After 3 years of coming here I can say without reservation that this place can't be beat. Describe what you are looking for and they will nail it every time. Best beers and people in the midwest.
Big Mama's fried chicken ROCKS! Ask for some "chow chow" on the side, and take home a pint of sweet potato pie ice cream!
