Think you can spell without spellcheck? Highland Kitchen hosts their monthly Tuesday Night Spelling Bee the first Tuesday of every month - competition starts at 10pm!
Deborah Hansen puts together a superb weekly wine dinner for a select group of 10 patrons: 5 wines & a boatload of well-matched tapas for $50. Reservations required. April 28th, 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Read more.
Cafeteria on Newbury Street has 1/2 price apps from 5 to 7pm M-F and $5 burgers (all the time) at the bar.
The Stella Fries with Bacon are really amazing. I know, they're French fries... But they're really good.
To sneak up front, go to the east bar, look to the right, and you'll see a walkway that’s usually guarded by a worker. No big deal! Just walk by, go around the balcony, and you’ll be up front! – Artur
Free wi-fi and great views too - not a bad way to wait for a flight!
Someone picking you up? Have the meet you outside the departures area on the 2nd floor. They can park out front much longer and you will typically avoid the crowds and confusion in the baggage area.
The Common was used for public hangings up until 1817. In early 1965, 100 people gathered here to protest the Vietnam War, & speeches have been given here by Martin Luther King Jr & Pope John Paul III
Get a hot chocolate and pretzel croissant. Consider sharing it with a friend, that hot chocolate is super rich.
If they're running the sweet potato & dried cranberry pizza as the veggie special when you're here, it's a must.
Make vegan smoothies in the magic bullet with strawberries, pineapple, bananas, and juice
Boston: Boys will be girls at Boston's premier drag queen bar and self-proclaimed "favorite place for female impersonation 7 nights a week." ....7 NIGHTS!! -IFC Viewer
Charlotte is doing travel right by offering free wi-fi across the airport.
Tapas and a glass of sangria? Yes, please. We swear by the blistered shishito peppers and pan con tomate.
Order the garlic fries. Do not pass go. Do not collect $ 200. Order the garlic fries.
In his diary for 1662 Samuel Pepys makes the first written record of a Punch and Judy show in Britain, by an Italian puppet showman. It was performed under the east portico of St.Paul’s Church
Buildings of the old Dominican friary were converted into London’s first covered theatre here in 1596 by James Burbage. Shakespeare lived next door, and almost certainly performed here.
This pub takes its monastic theme from the Dominican priory which once stood here. The elaborate and witty decorations date from 1904 and make this a unique London watering hole.
