Order the breaded catfish cakes with comeback sauce, a spicier local variation on Creole rémoulade. More tips from the Mississippi Delta: http://tandl.me/TRRMrD
Got the double double BBQ burger w/out the bun for a low carb lunch. Good stuff!
The prosciutto-stuffed croissants & flaky bacon-maple biscuits are sublime! It gets crowded on Sunday mornings so go early! Featured at PLATE LA Weekly's 5th Annual Food & Wine Event March 3rd, 2013! Read more.
This was the home of 19th-century author Samuel Langhorne Clemens, better known as Mark Twain. The Missouri-born Clemens moved with his wife Olivia into this 19-room Victorian Gothic home in 1874.
The museum is dedicated to preserving Maryland's African American heritage & serves as the state's official repository of Black culture. See more great Black contributions: http://bet.us/BHM
The natural thermal springs in this park, which flow from the Ouachita Mountains, were made a government-protected area by President Andrew Jackson in 1832.
This 30-year-old shop is famous for French bread and Asian sweets, but don’t miss the beef soups with rice noodles, such as spicy hu tieu sate and pho dac biet. More Vietnamese in NOLA tandl.me/Vaq8mE
The shipping trade in this port dates back to 1706, when Whetstone Port (near Fort McHenry) began officially shipping tobacco to England.
Try the Yukon Potato Soup if you stop in here. It's homemade and amazingly delicious!!! You will so enjoy it!!! XD
Rosa Parks was born a hundred years ago, on Feb. 4, 1913. In 2008, David Remnick wrote about her funeral, held in Detroit, at Greater Grace Temple Church. Here's a look: Read more.
Built in honor of Thurman, an influential African American civil rights leader and philosopher. In honor of Black History, see more examples of African-Americans' accomplishments: http://bet.us/BHM"
Many notable AF-American residents rest here, including Bishop Gaines, former slave & 2nd pastor of Big Bethel African Methodist Church. See more African-Americans' accomplishments:http://bet.us/BHM
America’s largest concentration of 1920s and 1930s resort architecture can be found in this area, also known as the Miami Beach Architectural District.
One of the best-documented Underground Railroad sites in the country! See examples of African-Americans' great accomplishments: http://bet.us/BHM
The Big H is a legendary landmark in SW Calgary. It marks the entry for Heritage Park where you can turn back time & enjoy drunken revelry at the saloon, & spend a night locked up in a 4x4' jail cell.
If you come here late at night, don't sit in the parking lot for very long! I was here just for 5 min doing 4Sq and had different three people come up to asking me for money.. I gave out a total of $6
the burgers here are the best I've had. All fresh ingredients and fresh cut fries
November 18th is Bonfire Remembrance Day, held to remember the students who were killed or injured by the collapse of the 1999 Aggie Bonfire.
Heartwalk is a new heart-shaped public art installation made of boardwalk planks salvaged after Hurricane Sandy. will remain on view until March 10, 2013.
Free pick up and drop off shuttle service within 10mi radius. Also complimentary coffee and pastry!
The Edgar Allan Poe Cottage house is now a museum operated by the Bronx County Historical Society and was landmarked in 1966.
Not your average chicken and rice cart--the lamb here is tender and succulent, and the rice is clean and light.
On Monday nights, select bottles of wine are half-price, and the discounted bottles come with gratis snacks. Via CityEats.com Read more.
There is a 40-bottle list of Italian wines, all available for $40. The sommelier also curates a reserved wine list for something a little more special. Via CityEats.com Read more.
Going non-alcoholic? The restaurant serves an assortment of homemade sodas worth trying (flavors include Fennel and Passion Fruit). Via CityEats.com Read more.
Don’t miss the Rendang Burger, a dense, spicy beef patty topped with a melting layer of Cabot clothbound cheddar and served alongside gingery fries. Via CityEats.com Read more.
The restaurant offers two different prices for each dish. The higher price denotes a standard size, and the lower price denotes a tasting size for those who like to mix and match. Via CityEats.com Read more.
Add extra spice to Happy Hour (daily before 7pm) with the kitchen’s homemade salsas and condiments – the spicy ketchup is killer with papas. Via CityEats.com Read more.
Do not miss the DuMont Burger. It’s so outlandishly popular that DuMont opened a burger-centric sister restaurant in 2005 to satisfy the patty demands. Via CityEats.com Read more.
The entrée options under "Things to Share" are the perfect date-night choice: Try the whole roasted chicken with seasonal vegetables or the juicy Porterhouse. Via CityEats.com Read more.
Happy hour runs Monday through Friday from 4-7pm and on Saturdays, there’s a $28 prix fixe menu from 11:45am-5pm and $10 bottomless mojitos and raspberry mimosas. Via CityEats.com Read more.
Ask for a side of 21 Sauce, a spicy blend of ketchup, English mustard, Worcestershire, horseradish and white wine, the sauce has been a signature staple for over 60 years. Via CityEats.com Read more.
Can't go wrong with any of their skinny sandwiches they have available and at only 350 calories and around $4 each.
Too full for dessert? Order the Café Brûlot, a giant bowl of tableside-flambéed coffee with orange liqueur and spices. Via CityEats.com Read more.
Stone Mountain was first used as a meeting place for members of the Cherokee and Creek Nations.
Order your rotisserie chicken with a side of kitsch (check out the thrift store artwork on the walls) at this tiny Humboldt Park spot.
The cheese menu suggests the perfect wine for each one, taking the pairing guesswork out of it for the customer & the global wine list offers roughly 16 wines by the glass and nearly 100 bottles. Read more.
Try the Delux Burger! Soft baguette, all-natural beef, gooey gruyere, caramelized onions, applewood-smoked bacon, and a pinch of fresh arugula - it's one of Michele Laudig's 100 Favorite Dishes! Read more.
Bigger than New York City's Central Park, it's easy to lose yourself here with little lakes, beer gardens and the Chinesischer Turm: this is a favorite spot for a beautifully sunny day. Read more.
There's nothing here that isn't good. But parking can be difficult, so plan on carpooling if coming with a large group. Read more.
Ridiculously good gluten-free pancakes. Satisfying for gluten-freers glutenites alike. Try the coconut ginger snap tea if you need an extra treat. Worth the long wait. Chill atmosphere.
Super nice staff. Water is offered while you wait for takeout. Food is really cheap and decent Chinese fast food take out style. A bit oily and salty.
Trying to figure out which Louisiana-made hot sauce to shake into your gumbo? Crystal sauce adds rounded, smoky pepper notes, while Tabasco delivers a tangy kick. Via CityEats.com Read more.
Local seafood shines here, especially in the bouillabaisse. It brims with tender fruits de mer in a robust saffron-tomato broth. Via CityEats.com Read more.
Food is great! But If you are on a time crunch for lunch, it's not a good idea because service is suuuuuper sloooow.
Backpacks are not allowed inside the arena. Diaper bags, purses and camera bags are OK.
If you want a pisco sour, you're in the right place: The foamy, tart, lightly bitter version of the Peruvian national cocktail flows like water. Read more.
Only 50% full, yet 25 min wait. Kitchen backup? Why can't we sit with coffee until they can serve us. Really odd. At least everyone is super nice!
I went hungry and left happy. I was impressed with the variety of items and spices to place in your bowl. I will definitely visit again sometime in the near future.
If you're here by yourself you can choose to get 1 or 2 skewers, price is adjusted.
Filter's a cozy, garden-level caffeine cave serving up artisan lattes and seven different pour-over coffee cups from Ethiopian Sidamo to Sumatra Lingtong. Read more.
We recommend the New England lobster roll with lemon mayo, or the brioche-bunned, house-blended chuck/ short rib brisket/ hanger steak burger w/ aged white cheddar they call "The Daily Grind." Read more.
Happy hours 4-6 and 9-12 weekdays with half price appertizers. Get the crab dip and garlic prawns.
Have your pick from 70 unique varieties of doughnuts! As seen on Travel Channel’s Man v. Food Nation.
Hungry for breakfast? Hit up the Fifth Wheel down San Leandro Blvd from the San Leandro BART Station for a made-to-order breakfast. Its a San Leandro institution! Read more.
One of downtown's newest literary landmarks, the Last Bookstore is a cavernous space housed in an old bank building. It houses a wide variety of books plus vinyl records and a coffee shop. Read more.
This isn't a dream. It's the appropriately-titled Egg on Your Face -- a bacon-wrapped dog w/ queso fresco, jalapeno onion relish, chipotle aioli, carne asada(!), chorizo(!!), AND a fried egg (!!!). Read more.
Drakes Haus is adding their own red liquid (Merlot!) to burgers before grilling them, resulting in ultra-juicy meat topped with inventive international fixins. Read more.
It's almost a joke how XL this burger is, which makes it funny that the HQ Niman Ranch beef's also topped with avocado, house-smoked bacon, and Danish bleu cheese. Read more.
That towering Adonis is just cornmeal-breaded fried chicken on an organic corn waffle slathered in pink peppercorn syrup, chipotle hot sauce, and creme fraiche. Read more.
Happy Veterans day tomorrow to all of the Men and Women who served or are currently serving the United States of America! This is my dad, a Vietnam Veteran..Thank you, Love you dad!
