Considered by many to be one of the best art museums in the US, as it boasts a great collection of late 19th century American Art.
Get the cinnamon roll, but be prepared... it's enough for your ENTIRE breakfast! And get there early! Read more.
The world's largest truck stop has everything from a movie theater to a trucking museum to the Dog-O-Mat dog wash. Read more.
Consistently recognized as having some of the world's best roller coasters, this jewel in southern Indiana even provides free drinks, free sunscreen, free parking and more. A great family getwaway! Read more.
For those of us who work M-F: they give free tours from 10:00 am - 2:00 pm the 3rd Saturday of every month. I'm going this weekend for the first time. I've heard there are lots of cool secrets they
The potato salad has BACON in it and no Miracle Whip or mustard. That said, the ribs are indeed spectacular and if you're in the mood for a HOT sausage (spicy, that is) you're in the right place. Read more.
Don't forget to take the tour at Lincoln's Tomb. Lots in interesting stories. Take the time to see some of the odd and interesting monuments around the cemetery. Read more.
True elegance, style and service. A fantastic addition to our world class city!
This cafe serves breakfast, lunch and dinner effortlessly and without pretension. Best of the best include brioche French toast and roast leg of lamb with sherry-braised black figs.
"I like going to Kuma's Corner when I'm in Chicago. Its a Heavy Metal themed hamburger joint and the burgers are named after bands. You don't have to eat for again for 3 days!" -Dan Black @Dan_Black
Famous for its authentic Swedish meatballs, Ann Sather is loved by locals (Scandinavian or not) for its desserts - gigantic cinnamon rolls and marzipan cream cakes.
This well known Swedish restaurant is a neighborhood favorite, serving traditional pastries, several types of benedicts, quiche and herring dishes. Read more.
