Nowhere on the course is as peaceful as the green for the 10th hole. The wind coming down the valley is so serene.
They have a very impressive anime selection here. You rarely see such a large selection in stores. Plus many are used and very affordable!
A decent manga selection, they carry a few titles you don't often see at other stores. They also have Joe Muggs and new blu-rays.
Quick service, and always better than Pizza Hut, even before before their masochistic rebranding and self-mocking ads.
An easily accessible location on Rainbow Drive with very friendly tellers and a beautiful view of the mountain over the golf course.
The chicken fingers and oriental chicken salad are recommended. When I visited I had a hostess with brass knuckles tattooed behind her ear! Seemed friendly though.
Very affordable and close to the highway, this small gas station is not to be overlooked. What more could you want?
This bronze replica was commisioned by the Liberty National Life Insurance Co. and stood on top of their office building in downtown Birmingham in 1958 and was moved here in 1989. She's 36 ft. tall!
An incredible shopping venue, very chic and upscale. Many excellent restaurants like Cheesecake Factory and PF Chang's.
Oh, Tuscaloosa... What can I say? I lived here and have never pulled off the interstate to visit again.
The "Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek" is how the government got Livingston from the Choctaws! Now it is home to the Uni. of West Alabama. It also used to be known as a health spa.
I'm not sure why they got rid of the Joe Muggs in favor of a Yogurt shop... also, please don't sit in the aisles to read comic books!
Good manga selection and decent selection of Criterion Blu-Rays and DVDs though not as varied as B&N in Birmingham.
If you need an international money order you'll need to go to the post office in Gulfport at the link below. Read more.
A Chevron conveniently located right off the highway, though I've found the cashiers to be a bit brusque. I can't vouch for the restaurant attached, but it tends to change names every few years.
Burger was good but fries were super soft and greasy. They were dumped in the bag on the burger. Messy. Not sure the meal justifies the price versus Burger King.
Home of the Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College Bulldogs, the new sports complex was updated in 2010.
There are manatees and dolphins in the Gulf, and at 26 miles long, this is the largest manmade beach in the world. This is also one of the primary nesting grounds for the Least Tern. Read more.
I used to eat here frequently but their portion sizes started getting smaller and smaller. I hope they're not taking the Ruby Tuesday's route to irrelevancy.
Good pizza and salad bar. They're understaffed though, and there is a lot of turnover so it's tough to know how good the service will be. Check your receipt too, they ring it up wrong occasionally.
A nice location, Regions tried to start charging fees, but they backed down. Friendly tellers here too.
The Visual Art Center replaced the original Smith Hall, which was destroyed in Hurricane Katrina. Studio and Art History courses are taught here.
If you're looking for anime, look elsewhere, they've scaled their section back. It's quite paltry.
Rent a canoe and float the creek. Check out the old railroad bridge downstream and camp out on one of the sand bars.
Anime en calidad HD siempre con estrenos y cosas que recién salieron en Japón
A kiosk of anime, shirts, wallscrolls and keychains. Mostly Funimation goods. Unfortunately nothing from Viz
Woman at the early morning United desk isn't exactly friendly.
The triangle shaped appetizer bread and chicken tenders are recommended.
Neat atmosphere and a good sound system too. They played some nice 80s tunes when I visited. The "late night" menu is appetizers and pizza, so make sure you go early if you want more selection.
As a Mississippian I'd say while the po-boys aren't authentic they're still quite good. Excellent beignets too.
Highlights include John Singer Sargent's "Miss Elsie Palmer" as well as "Made in the USA" by Ed Ruscha.
The lobby is cool, but the rooms are a bit ordinary. The air conditioner isn't much for cooling, even had them check it and they said nothing was wrong.
Easy to make connections and get around, some okay fast food choices here as well.
Really nice staff who helped me order a taxi for my job interview and found a bracelet I thought I lost that had a ton of sentimental value. I wish the curtains were a little more opaque though.
The largest toy selection I've ever seen at a B&N. Given they're mostly for very small children, but I was surprised by the variety. Nice manga section too.
The chicken picata was a little bland honestly, but the complimentary bread and olive oil was very delish.
An okay selection of anime, but their overall movie section is quite large. Between this and Barnes & Noble next door you should find something good.
Largest indoor theatre in the world with a marquee that is one whole city-block long.
An excellent selection of manga and anime. For used titles I'd suggest Book Off which is a few blocks away. Anything newish though and chances are they'll have it here. Plus Japanese manga weeklies.
Seeing the Klimt and Munch paintings brought tears to my eyes. A very emotional experience indeed. The fourth floor is where the best pieces are, but don't miss the Superflat work downstairs.
A wonderful exhibit or Mary and Percy Shelley's books, writings, journals and even a bit of Percy's skull is one display here. Best of all it's completely free.
The room I had on the 13th floor (1350) was top notch. The only negative I had was that they charged you for Internet access. Other Hilton's I've stayed at had complimentary wifi for guests.
An excellent selection, depending on when you come you may find some older used manga (English or Japanese). Was surprised they had Mai the Psychic Girl (in English) but no Urusei Yatsura.
Complaints here perhaps making a difference. Manager came to check and ask how our service was. Samantha our waitress was very polite and attentive.
Without a doubt I think this has to be the most popular restaurant in Gadsden for the past 20 years.
There was actually a line for the bathroom in this place. Talk about remote locales, this gas station is it. Lots of knicknacks on sell here too.
Pres Obama stayed here a few days before I arrived. It's a short walk to the River Walk area, though jerk waiter in the hotel restaurant tried to stop making omelets 15 mins early. Manager fixed him!
The layout is quite sprawling and difficult to navigate, but the indoor and outdoor pools are great, as is the hotel bar, Rick's. I stayed here a week upon moving to Colorado Springs. Thumbs up!
becoming a member to get 10% off is well worth it for all but the most casual readers.
This Barnes & Noble has a much better selection (especially of manga and magazines) than the one next to the Citadel Mall.
They have Bouguereaus, Oldenbergs, a Monet, the Chapman Brothers, Barbara Kruger and even a sculpture by Yoshitomo Nara! Plus a solid floor dedicated to Asian art.
Much better than the nearby (overpriced) PF Chang's. Shocking what you're paying for the atmosphere (and crummy service) there.
Well maintained walking trails around a lake populated with geese. In the winter it freezes over for picturesque views.
I agree about the service, it was pretty bad. It's dingy inside too, and I felt the (proprietary?) salad dressings weren't anything to get excited about. The soft serve ice cream had good toppings.
This is the real life coffee shop visited by the SOS Brigade in "The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya.
The chips and guacamole are good. I wish they had more options in terms if what they put in the burritos.
Get the Chipotle Chicken Sandwich, it is the biggest chicken sandwich you'll ever have and it is delicious! Hold the tomato!
If you go to the Mississippi Rest Area up the road they have much better facilities and free Coke! This one is tiny and dingy.
You can get the exact same food for a 1/3 the price at Pei Wei down the road. Paying purely for atmosphere here. Plus waiter slipped his tip out of the change he owed me I realized on the way out.
Why do they expect a tip when I do take out? They are surly if you don't tip them for bagging your food!
A great, great restaurant. If you go before 4 pm you can get the lunch prices and the Spicy Chicken which isn't on the dinner menu.
