If you’ve ever heard the expression “champagne taste on a beer budget,” you know that sometimes we all desire the finer things in life without the hefty price tag. And on a related note, sometimes it’s fun to enjoy fancy fare in a laid back setting. Recently, the Champagne Diner opened in Seattle, and it’s just as amazing as it sounds. Champagne Diner opened on August 19th in Seattle’s Interbay neighborhood....
Is it just us or does South Dakota seem to be the poster child for charming downtown areas? From brick and mortar businesses to mom and pop shops and downhome diners, our Main Streets are about as good as it gets! While we love all of our small towns, there is one that stands out as having the most memorable Main Street of all, which is the quaint Milbank: Located along the South Fork of the Whetstone River, Milbank is a town of nearly 3,500 that is arguably the most friendly city in all of South Dakota....
Hardman Farm State Historic Site in Georgia is a one-of-a-kind place that deserves to be explored all season long. However, once Christmas rolls around, this stunning historical spot becomes something else entirely. Walk through a Victorian time capsule with holiday tours around Harman Farm. Happening on Friday and Saturday nights throughout December, come take a trip back in time to see just how spectacular this 1870 mansion once was and still very much is…...
As we’re sure you can imagine, Tallulah Gorge is one of the most beautiful places to snag some serious autumn views in Georgia. Because of it’s proximity to the northern mountains of Georgia, the views you’ll have hiking throughout this state park will be straight out of storybooks. But if you really are looking for the ultimate fall foliage vantage point in this state park, you’ll head straight to the suspension bridge....
If you’re a history buff, you probably know that Woodland is the oldest Iowa cemetery. The earliest Iowans are buried on this sacred site, and you can still tour this enormous 69 acre graveyard today. Read a little about what you’ll find on a walk through Woodland Cemetery, which was established more than 170 years ago. Even before Des Moines was the captial of Iowa, the beautiful Woodland Cemetery was established....
When the autumn months descend upon Northeast Ohio, nothing feels quite as cozy as memory-making fun. Whether you’re in search of Cleveland events to attend with friends or family-friendly things to do in Ohio, the season has something irresistible to offer you. Costume contents, thrills and chills, and delicious food and drinks are sure to fill your colder months with warmth and fun. Mark your calendar for the following festivals around Cleveland, because they’re sure to be epic!...
You’ll find plenty of unique places to stay here in Buffalo, just try sleeping amongst the mass amount of history that lives within Hotel Henry! While some may be excited by the idea of splurging on a weekend away at local hotels like this, others may be looking to enjoy more affordable stays to enjoy here around Erie County. If you happen to fall into this category, then you’ll want to take a look at Erie County’s newest hostel....
We’re always looking for tasty places to add to our ultimate dining bucket list. We’ve featured the delightfully whimsical atmosphere at The Tabernacle, the incredible rooftop dining igloos at Tappo, and even the quirky pickle-themed paradise at Twisted Pickle, but today, we’re adding another must-taste eatery that will rock your socks off. Let’s take a little trip over to Ellicottville, shall we? Just a hop and a skip away from the Holiday Valley Resort in Ellicottville, you’ll find one of the funkiest restaurants near Buffalo....
The Flint Hills is a beautiful part of Kansas that is arguably everyone’s favorite area to explore. It’s so majestic, but how does it work? There are a lot of things to love about Kansas, but there’s even more to learn. This beautiful discovery center in Kansas is perfect for the whole family to explore. Welcome to the beautiful Flint Hills Discovery Center, a place where people of all ages can see and learn about the natural beauty inside Kansas....
It seems as if the classic dive bar has been forgotten in the new wave of Millennial-pink restaurants and eateries that have taken over the city of Nashville. It seems as if the entire city is awash in unique eating concepts, and there’s hardly any room for the smoky, bar stool studded bars of the past. Wilburn Street Tavern is located in the heart of Nashville, Tennessee, and it’s one of the city’s golden oldie dive bars....
Southern California has so much to offer during the day — sunny afternoons, cool breezes, magnificent beaches, and picture-perfect blue skies. But SoCal also has some pretty magnificent things to see after dark, like moonlight forests! Take a stroll through this magical wonderland of lights and you’ll be transported to another world. It will give you one more reason to adore the place you call home. Although a visit to the Los Angeles County Arboretum and Botanic Garden is typically done during daylight hours, an upcoming exhibit will let you explore the arboretum at night…and it’s magical....
Here in New York State, we’re more than used to seeing our local neighborhoods transform during the holiday season, with nearby houses turning into gingerbread house lookalikes with all of their decorations. It’s not just the sights we see on our everyday drive though that begin to change during this time of year, it’s also our historic sites within the state that also take on a whole new looking around this time of year!...
After months of closures, Mississippi’s beaches have finally reopened. And while summer is long gone, our warmer temperatures mean a beach day is still a possibility. Read on for all the deets. Great news, Mississippi. The beaches on the Gulf Coast are finally open after being closed for nearly the entire summer. The_Loup_Garou/TripAdvisor If you remember correctly, beaches across the country, including all 21 along the Mississippi Gulf Coast, had to close due to harmful blue-green algae blooms....
Cleveland’s Millionaires’ Row no longer stands, but modern-day locals have heard of its magnificence. Visitors from all around the world marveled at its exquisite architecture and boastful display of wealth, but few remember the illustrious countryside estates of this street’s former residents. Back in the day, Clevelanders retreated into what is now the suburbs for a bit of rest and relaxation. As time marched on, even the residents of Millionaires’ Row began to prefer the quiet life to the bustling atmosphere of the city....
Here in Nevada, we take great pride in preserving our past. After all, our state’s history is fascinating and we are always looking to learn new things about it. A visit to the state’s capital, Carson City, is a must when you find yourself seeking an adventure back to the Silver State’s early days. Not only is it Nevada’s capital city, but it’s also loaded with fascinating and historic destinations. While you’re here, you should consider staying at the city’s oldest hotel....
Mississippi is full of small towns and great restaurants. Oftentimes, the great restaurants are in small towns. And sometimes, the great restaurants serve more customers than the town has residents, which is exactly the case with Taylor Grocery. Take a look: This is Taylor Grocery. To locals, it’s known simply as “the catfish place.” Progenitor/TripAdvisor It’s located in the tiny town of Taylor, which is about 10 miles from Oxford....
There’s a fun holiday tradition located in downtown Anchorage, Alaska, and you need to see it! Head on over to the Hotel Captain Cook to check out their famous Christmas gingerbread village, made with pounds of gingerbread and frosting. Every holiday season this giant display gets everyone in a festive mood and ready for the holidays! The Hotel Captain Cook puts on one festive holiday display every year! Captain Cook Christmas official website The creator and designer, Pastry Chef Joe Hickel, named this village “Marina’s Village,” after his daughter....
There’s a lot to look forward to in the new decade, and stargazing is one of those things. The astronomical calendar looks downright magical for 2020, complete with meteor showers, eclipses, and even supermoons to look forward to. Here’s an overview of what you can look forward to seeing in the night sky this year. Attention, all star lovers! There’s a lot to look forward to this upcoming year and you won’t want to miss out....
Snow flurries dance toward the ground and winter winds whip through the air. Some people may prefer to stay indoors with a piping cup of hot chocolate, but there’s still so much natural beauty to experience during the winter season. Soak up Connecticut’s gorgeous frozen beauty at these 7 enchanting spots. These views will make you fall in love with Connecticut all over again. Valley Falls Peter Lariviere/Flickr People love exploring Valley Falls Park when the weather is sunny and warm, but there’s a whole world of beauty to discover during the winter....
Sometimes, a restaurant’s history can be just as interesting and enjoyable as the food. Here in Ohio, there are several restaurants that used to be something else once upon a time. From old time groceries and school houses to train depots and jail houses, the following are 9 repurposed restaurants in Ohio that make truly unique places to dine. Boyd and Wurthmann Restaurant (Berlin) Boyd & Wurthmann Restaurant/Facebook Boyd & Wurthmann Restaurant/Facebook What was once a grocery store in the 1930s is now a beloved Amish restaurant that locals and visitors alike can’t get enough of....
