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1. SportsStuff Snow Ryder Hardwood Snowboard with Velcro Bindings, Multiple Perfect for Beginners: This snowboard will enter you into the world of cruising the slopes  Customer review: So far we've been using these for a few days and the kids are absolutely loving them. We purchased 3 different colors and sizes. Our very tiny 6 year old and two 7 year olds are doing great with these. Luckily we have a long slipped driveway so it makes the perfect snowboarding hill. Highly recommend these. - Niki Taylor  Price: 52.65 2. OTES Snow Sled, Fold-up Snow Scooter with Handle Durable Snowboard Kick-Scooter Sliding Snow Sled for Kids Outdoor Fun Winter Toys for Use On Snow Sand and Grass,Red & Blue You can take the snowboard to the surrounding snowy hillsides, flat streets, and even grass, sand dunes, have fun with your family and friends, and enhance your relationship.  Customer review: Very fun and sturdy winter toy! - penaltiebx  Price: 39.99 3. Slippery Racer Kids Snowboard with Binders for Beginners. Slippery Racer Snowboards are great for beginner snowboard enthusiasts and can be used for winter fun parks across the world. Made of durable super strong engineered material to withstand freezing temps and designed to withstand the most rugged of conditions. The slick-coated base for ultra-smooth gliding. Includes Easy to use adjustable binders made to fit various shoe sizes. Suitable for aged 6-12 years old.  Customer review: This was so much more than expected! My nephews were coming to visit in New England from florida so got this. My 15 year old nephew ruled the slopes with it but even better my 4 year old autistic nephew insisted on trying it like his brother and he was the champ on it. He was giggling and so excited with this that I’d highly recommend this to everyone of all ages and abilities ! - Diana Tidlund  Price: 39.99 4. Krown Snowskate Plastic Polymer Skateboard Style Dual Kick Snowboard with Foam Grip – Many Graphics The snowskate measuring 35" inches in length are perfect for more advanced or taller snowskaters, while the other smaller sizes at 32" are ideal for beginner and younger snowskaters. The strong flexibility of these boards also goes a long way to making sure no matter what size you choose, you can expect to have a smooth ride.  Customer review: A great snow board!! Beautiful vibrant colors! Well made! - Brenda Silva  Price: 59.99 5. Agog Sports SLOPEDECK - A Skateboard For The Snow. Carve Turns Like No Other Snowskate! For Snowboarding Novices and Pros, Kids Snowboard, Adult Snowskates For skatepark-style riding or backyard fun, the Slopedeck is the tool of choice. Quick turning, intuitive, lightweight -- with solid carving in all snow conditions -- you'll finally get that skateboard/surf feel you've been yearning for.  Customer review: This board is a lot of fun. It thrives in snow that’s already been packed down or groomed, or really anything between slippery grass and 3 inches of powder. It can carve and get air off of jumps just fine, but other tricks (Ollies, flips etc) are more challenging than on a skateboard. Well made and fun for rookies and seasoned skaters. - M. Sandberg  Price: 165.00

 1. Clinique-Cosmetics Clinque 2021 Fall Skincare And Makeup 8-Piece Gift Set, (value $111) Package include: Moisture Surge 100H Hydrator, 15ml Moisture Surge Eye 96Hour Concentrate, 5ml Take The Day Off Makeup Remover, 50ml All About Clean Liquid Facial Soap, Mild, 30ml All About Shadow Duo in Chocolate.  Customer review: Awesome travel sized makeup! 10/10 would buy again, definitely worth the price!! 🥰😍 - Shernelle 💗  Price: 24.57  2. CeraVe Moisturizing Cream and Hydrating Face Wash Trial Combo | 12oz Cream + 3oz Travel Size Cleanser Making up 50% of the skin's natural barrier, ceramides are essential to maintaining healthy skin. All CeraVe products are formulated with three essential ceramides (1, 3, 6-II) to help restore the protective skin barrier.  Customer review: This is for all my super dry skin people…if your skin is dry, flaky and painful even after applying lotion this is for you. If you are approaching a certain age and suddenly you cannot seem to apply enough cream to soothe your skin, this is for you too. Before you go to a doctor to be checked for skin fungal infection try this first: To be clear this is a comparison between the “Eucerin Advanced Repair Lotion” for very dry skin (it has urea as the third ingredient) vs “CeraVe Moisturizing Cream” that comes in a big tub, sometimes with a pump. Both products are unscented. EUCERIN: This is a lighter lotion that packs a good punch. It goes on light, leaving a very slight oil feeling and film that feels good. The secret ingredient here is urea which draws moisture to the skin. The lotion can be used on its own in fall, spring and summer if your skin is not too dry. For winter it needs a tiny bit more oil for complete relief. In the winter I put about a dime size dollop of lotion on my hand, add a tiny bit of oil (about half or less the amount of lotion), rub together and apply from head to toe. The lotion is light enough to apply a small amount on the face when it is super dry out. It makes a great night moisturizer too. CERAVE: This is a thick, rich cream that feels luxurious and provides a nice nongreasy film on the skin. I can get away with using it on its on in the summer but for fall, spring and winter I need to add oil to it. Usually, I pump a dime size dollop of cream on my hand, add about the same amount of oil, rub them together and then apply from neck to toe (it is too thick for the face). If I was to pick only one of the two products, Cerave would be it. Even if it needs more oil for the perfect feel in super dry weather, it provides a much more moisturizing cushion to the skin. When I use it without oil in the summer it almost feels a little dry/powder-like, while still moisturizing. One last point: I have had the best results when adding oil to both products. As we age our skin cannot produce as much oil as needed, and adding it to our cream/lotion is the perfect solution. You need an oil blend that has a good balance between fast absorbing oils, for a more conditioning effect, and ones that linger a little to help seal in the moisture from your cream/lotion. The best I have found so far is the “Acacia Well Body” body oil. It is rich but not greasy. Sometimes when in a rush I apply the oil minus cream/lotion, and it holds its own for at least 24 hours. - Rest_Panda  Price: 15.49  3. Moroccanoil Treatment Softens, nourishes, and protects hair. Provides a natural, touchable, shiny appearance. Helps to eliminate frizz, smooth, and reduce flyaways. Nongreasy and nonoily. Can be used on damp or dry hair.  Customer review: My stylist introduced this to me years ago and I have never looked back. I love the way it smells and how soft it makes my hair feel. I put it in right after I comb my hair out of the shower. My hair hasn't seen a hair dryer in 15 years, so I can't comment on drying power, but my girls love it and they use the dryer, flat iron and curler. We order through subscribe and save because it is such a staple. - Julies  Price: 16.0

 1. Women's Ski Jacket Suits Snowsuit Outdoor Sports Removable Hat Windproof Waterproof Ski Wear Coat Pants Two Piece Set This suit is made of polyester fiber material, super soft & comfortable, heat reflection technology inside the ski clothes, can effectively lock the heat, effectively preventing the cold, making you enjoy outdoor skiing activities.  Customer review: This set is super warm and they are a perfect fit for me. I am 5'3 and weight 125lbs and the medium fits me perfectly. The suspenders are also super nice because it helps my pants stay on when I am skiing. The only downside is that this set had a weird smell when I received it, but it went away after a good wash. - Diana Calvopina  Price: 129.99  2. Women's One Piece Ski Suits Onesie Waterproof Jumpsuits Windproof Women's Snowsuit Insulated Ski Jumpsuit for Ski Skiing Designed for skiing and snowboarding, this waterproof and windproof ski suit is perfect for coldweather outdoor activities. The onepiece suit is designed to be as windproof and waterresistant as possible.  Customer review: True to size, waist is a bit loose but these come with cute suspenders so it’s ok. Colors are exactly as pictured. Jacket and pants are sooooo cute for the mountain. And at the most adorable price! - Sophia khan  Price: 279.99  3. Under Armour Women's ColdGear Authentics Compression Mock This is the women's baselayer you put on when the mercury dips. It's the weight of a T-shirt, fits comfortably next-to-skin, wicks away sweat, and keeps you amazingly warm. Work out in the cold? Do it in ColdGear Armour.  Customer review: I wear this top when it’s very cold like now !!! In Indiana,everywhere!!!!!! - Janell Tillger  Price: 48.09

 1. MINISO Kids Travel Neck Pillow with Eye Mask, 100% Memory Foam Cartoon Adjustable Mickey Mouse Neck Toddler Pillow for Traveling, Sleeping, Airplane, Car, Home & Office Our neck pillow for traveling is constructed with high-quality memory foam, which can better fix your neck, prevents your head from falling forward, and relieves neck pain during travel. Memory foam is the perfect combination of softness and firmness for perfect head and neck support.  Customer review: I liked that this was not as stiff as the larger adult ones normally seen. I also like the eye cover. My son used this on his travels to Europe. He is 14 but rather big for his age. He loved it!!! - Alyssia  Price: 15.99  2. Bumkins Waterproof Wet Bag, Washable, Reusable for Travel, Beach, Pool, Stroller, Diapers, Dirty Gym Clothes, Wet Swimsuits, Toiletries, 12x14 – Disney Mickey Mouse Icon This Bumkins Waterproof Wet Bag is made with a signature easy-wipe waterproof fabric, features heat-sealed seams for true waterproof protection and has a smooth zipper closure.  Customer review: Bought these for my friend who loves Harry Potter for her baby shower. They work great to keep in the diaper bag in case baby has blow outs on the go, just put the nasty clothes in and wash when you get home. Plus it's reusable so you don't have to buy doggy waste bags or other for the diaper bag or end up throwing baby's clothes away. - alaskankat  Price: 11.95  3. Spirograph Cyclex Clip Mickey Mouse - Disney - The Easy Way to Make Countless Amazing Designs - Rotating Stencil Wheel - Travel Ages 5+, Multicolor Make beautiful and intricate designs with your own creativity. The Cyclex is a fun and easy way for kids to create a wide range of shapes, patterns, and designs. With the Cyclex, creativity is limitless!  Customer review: My girls are obsessed with Bluey! When I saw this, I just had to get it for them. I like that this is a compact version of the regular size spirograph. We take this in the van when we go on errands and it keeps the girls busy. I definitely recommend this to anyone with young kiddos who enjoy doodling! - Jen Swider  Price: 7.91  4. Disney Polyester Duffle Bag Kids This Mickey Mouse travel bag is great for carry-on luggage or sleepovers. It has a zipper closure and is officially licensed. It can also double as a Mickey toy organizer, sports and gym bag, school bag, and so much more. It matches any other Mickey Mouse merchandise or room decor.  Customer review: This bag is perfect for my Disney Trip. Purchased this for my grandson to take with us to Disney. I'm getting his name placed on the bag before we leave. Material is thick, straps and zipper sturdy. - Kemitashi Austin  Price: 17.19  5. American Tourister Disney Luggage Tag, Mickey Mouse, One Size Find Your Baggage at Easy: Our luggage tags have vibrant Cute Pattern that makes it easy to spot your belongings at the airport, bus, or a distance away.  Customer review: Durable after 4 flights and just the cutest tag that went with my sons Mickey Mouse luggage. - Bbabs  Price: 6.66  6. American Tourister Disney Softside Luggage with Spinner Wheels, Mickey Mouse Pants, 21-Inch Show your love for your favorite Disney character with this hardside upright travel case from American Tourister. The American Tourister hardside is made from lightweight and durable ABS material and features a sleek hardside design with side-mounted skate wheels, a mono tube pull handle, and a top grab handle for easy lifting.  Customer review: it was a present... and was received with many smiles! - KATIA MARINA TORRES  Price: 172.49

 1. eKids Disney Frozen 2 Bluetooth Headphones with Microphone, Volume Reduced to Protect Hearing, Adjustable Wireless Headphones for School Home Travel, for Fans of Anna and Elsa Kids can now enjoy their favorite Frozen tunes with these kids headphones! These stylish headphones are designed for kids with a reduced volume to protect their hearing. The wireless headphones can be used to watch movies, TV, and YouTube or they can be used for learning.  Customer review: My sister loves it and I loved it too. Very worth it. - Gwendolyn Y.  Price: 30.49  2. Tervis Disney Frozen 2 Anna Elsa Journey Insulated Travel Tumbler & Lid, Stainless Steel This tumbler is a double walled tumbler that offers all the benefits of stainless steel and can be enjoyed with the legendary and beloved exclusive Tervis design.  Customer review: Good product. Easy to grip and the lid seals very well. No issues opening the lid. - Velazquez  Price: 24.26  3. Disney Frozen 2 Elsa Travel Doll - Features Shimmery Ice Crystal Winged Cape Boots and Hairstyle - Ages 3+, 14 in Elsa is poised, graceful, and more powerful than she knows. She is dressed in her iconic outfit with designs pulled straight from the film, including intricate and elegant details, a shimmery ice crystal winged cape, and a gorgeous new hairstyle for extra play! Disney Frozen 2 Elsa Adventure Doll!  Customer review: My granddaughter fell in love with it! - Darlene  Price: 12.73  4. Frozen II Polyester Duffel Bag The moist-separated compartment is specially designed for storing your wet items or dirty stuff after exercise, such as swimsuits, wet towels, toiletries, or dirty clothes.  Customer review: Perfect for our toddler when we travel, stylish and spacious! - Amanda  Price: 19.99

It is widely recognized that dog sledding was invented by the Inuit people in what is now Canada thousands of years ago. Early on, a single dog likely pulled a single small load of goods like firewood. Later, dog sledding became more advanced by using teams of dogs to pull larger loads and eventually humans through the Arctic regions of the world. Lake Louise in Banff National Park, Canada Alberta, specifically the Canmore area, offers the opportunity to glide through snow-covered trails in the Canadian Rockies and even Banff National Park. Enjoy the view of those iconic blue waters of Lake Louise from behind a dog sled for a truly one-of-a-kind experience! Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada The capital city of Whitehorse is a great base for your Yukon adventures, including dog sledding. While you’re there, embrace all things winter! There’s seemingly endless snowshoeing, snowmobiling, ice fishing, and more. Anchorage, Alaska Alaska is one of the most popular destinations for dog sledding in the US and the world. While there are many places in Alaska to go dog sledding, the most easily accessible is Anchorage. Tromsø, Norway Located in the Arctic Circle, Tromso is an island surrounded by mountains. It offers a unique landscape perfect for dog sledding. Tromso is also a great place to spot the Northern Lights! Rovaniemi, Finland As the home to Santa Claus himself, Rovaniemi is a city that fuels your inner child in many ways. While there, be sure to experience dog sledding through the pristine Arctic countryside and enjoy the magic of Finland’s Lapland region.

From kids working on their pizza wedge to tweens honing their advanced skills, ski resorts are becoming more family-friendly across the U.S. These kid-friendly ski resorts have recognized the importance of catering to families and are helping kids progress their skills and enjoy their time on and off the mountain like never before. 1. Crystal Mountain Resort, Washington In the summer, Washington’s largest ski area transforms into the perfect summer playground. Crystal Mountain Resort lies on the sunny side of Mt Rainier, just six miles from the Northeast entrance to Mt. Rainier National Park and the popular Sunrise area of the park. Nestled amid stunning forests, wildflower-filled meadows, and pure Washington wilderness, Crystal Mountain is a fun and relaxing escape any time of the year. 2. Breckenridge Ski Resort, Colorado Breckenridge boasts four peaks for skiers and riders to explore in addition to the two lift-serviced summits that access terrain normally found only in the backcountry. With the greatest vertical drop in Summit County at 3,398 feet, there are equal options for skiers who are just learning to stand, and those who are learning to fly. 3. Mt. Bachelor, Oregon At 4,300 acres, the resort is also one of the largest in the United States, offering varied terrain within the hemlocks and pines. Since it opened in 1958, the resort has been known for its light and dry snow, and spectacular scenery. 4. Bretton Woods, New Hampshire As New Hampshire’s largest ski area, Bretton Woods offers skiers and riders long groomed trails combined with spectacular views of Mount Washington and the Presidential Range. The ski resort is consistently ranked as one of the best resorts in the east. 5. Smugglers’ Notch, Vermont Smugglers’ Notch Resort offers acclaimed programs for families and seasonal activities including alpine and cross-country skiing, snowboarding, snow tubing, and snowshoeing; enjoyment of 8 pools and 4 waterslides; guided hiking; children's programs and a zip line canopy tour. 6. Big Sky, Montana Big Sky Montana is ….. big! Actually it’s massive! The skiable terrain of the Big Sky Ski Resort is one of the largest in North America, and the vertical drop is also one of the biggest in North America. 7. Northstar California, California Northstar California, previously known as Northstar-at-Tahoe, is located near the north shore of Lake Tahoe and is home to over 3,000 acres of skiable terrain. The resort is known for its laidback atmosphere coupled with high-end luxury accommodations, shopping and dining. 8. Deer Valley, Utah As one of Utah’s most popular luxury mountain resorts (in the summer, too), Deer Valley Resort goes out of its way to ensure the best skiing experience possible. Some would argue it is impossible to have a bad day at Deer Valley thanks to their customer service and consistently excellent skiing terrain. 9. Sun Valley, Idaho There are a lot of great ski resorts in the United States, but none can match Sun Valley’s rich winter sports history - this was literally the nation’s first destination ski resort, with the world’s first chairlifts, where the very idea of the American ski vacation was born. 10. Okemo, Vermont Okemo has the largest vertical drop, 2,200’, of the ski and snowboard areas in southern Vermont’s Green Mountains. Of the 610 skiable acres, 95% are covered by snowmaking, giving Okemo some of the best and most consistent snow coverage throughout the winter. Lots of great intermediate cruising, beginner learning areas, and some advanced glades and trees make the mountain great for skiers and snowboarders of all ability levels. Okemo’s southern Vermont location is also easy to get to for skiers and snowboarders from throughout Boston, Albany, and the northeast.

Bali is one among thousands of islands that make up the republic of Indonesia. In the midst of the most populous Islamic country in the world, this small island has remained predominantly Hindu. In short, whatever you want to do, you will probably find it in Bali and you can easily spend a month here and still only see a fraction of the sights on offer. The hardest part of a holiday here is choosing where to go first and what you want to see. Things To Do Island Hopping Island hopping when in Bali is an absolute must – and luckily, some of our faves are just a hop, skip and a short boat ride away. Just 40 minutes from Bali’s mainland you’ll find Nusa Lembongan, Nusa Ceningan and our favourite, Nusa Penida. It’s one of Bali’s most breathtaking islands, with pristine landscapes that look like they’re straight out of Jurassic Park. Hike to the Top of Mount Batur Sunrise hike up Mount Batur is something we highly recommend (and not just for the delicious breakfast you get at the top!). The hike only takes a couple of hours, and it’s not too challenging, meaning almost anyone can do it. Explore the Island With Go-Jek Go-Jek really is a godsend. We can’t remember how we ever survived before this all-in-one app fell from heaven. So, do yourself a favour and download the app as soon as you arrive – you’ll then have access to cheap transport, home-delivered food from all of your fave Bali restaurants, in-villa massages, on-call cleaners, at-home beauty services, personal shoppers, postal services and even home removal vans – all available at your fingertips! Wild Water Sports If you want to take your water sport experience to the next level, then Bali is also a great place to try kitesurfing, windsurfing and parasailing. With its warm waters and steady wind, this is the perfect place to get your adrenaline pumping. No matter what kind of water sport you're looking for, Bali has something for everyone. From relaxing stand-up paddle board trips to wild kitesurfing adventures, Bali has it all. So jump in, the waters perfect! Hit Up One of Bali’s Best Beach Clubs Bali knows how to do great cocktails, shaken and stirred at some seriously awesome and iconic bars that you simply cannot miss. The perfect place to do that is Finns Beach Club, located in Canggu. This beach club boasts some of the best views in Bali, with white sandy beaches and a stunning infinity pool overlooking the Indian Ocean. Must Eat While in Bali Babi Guling - Suckling Pig Babi guling, or suckling pig, is one of Bali’s most famous dishes. It is very unlikely to find this dish outside of Bali since a majority of the population in Indonesia are Muslim. The most popular place to eat babi guling is at Pak Malen in Seminyak. Naughty Nuri's Naughty Nuri’s is a Bali legend. They first opened in 1995 in Ubud and became known for their Indonesian barbecued pork ribs and martinis which the late great Anthony Bourdain famously declared the “best martinis outside of New York”. Chandi Bebek Betutu Bebek betutu is another Bali food classic. It’s a special Indonesian dish of steamed Balinese duck heavily seasoned with an Indonesian spice mixture called betutu.

1. Victor's Taco Shop Ohio BEST Mexican tacos in Ohio, come try us out! Food popular here * Carne Asada * Chimichanga * Chicken Taco Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Excellent authentic mexican food!  I love rhe Super Nachos with Chicken and the street tacos!" - J D. "Always love Victors! Consistently great food and service!! We like to change up our orders every time and we are never disappointed!" - Kelsey I. "Great fast-food Mexican with restaurant quality and  the best hot sauce! The veggie burrito is the BEST!" - Heather M. Restaurant Info * (740) 972-2798 * 186 S Sandusky St Delaware, OH 43015 * 09:00 AM - 05:00 PM 2. Las Miches Marisqueras Las Miches Marisqueras is a unique and authentic Mexican Restaurant and Bar. This small but cozy place is full of flavor food to appeal your taste buds. Las Miches Marisqueras serves authentic Mexican food and drinks. Food popular here * Wet Burrito * 3 Street Tacos Combo * Street Taco Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Tried this place on a whim via Grubhub. Ordered food for pickup and when we went in to pick up the order realized there was more to the place. Ended up grabbing a table and drinks.   Not only did the staff offer to bring us plates etc., for our pick up order...since we changed our minds and decided to hang out there and eat it instead...but they offered to warm it up AND...instead ended up remaking the entire order FRESH. Did I mention this was close to closing time?   It was fantastic. Great flavor...both the drinks and food. Reminded me of when I was out in Santa Fe. The vibe of the place is super cool and relaxed and the staff went above and beyond. Everyone has an off day but I don't get the whiny 1-star ratings. This place is awesome. Highly recommended. Stop reading this and go there now." - D S. "It's more like ten stars for this place and the service. Fantastic homemade style food with amazing and nostalgic flavors. Our absolute favorite restaurant since we've moved to the area." - Stephen C. "I love this place!  The food is terrific, the tequila selection is awesome, the service is so fantastic - you must try this place!   Get the Birria Taco - It's delicious!!!!!  I haven't eaten anything here that is not fantastic.   The owner is so nice and the wait staff is also fantastic. Also - get this margarita- the Flaming Joe !!!!" - Cheli C. Restaurant Info * (740) 417-9372 * 77 Lake St Delaware, OH 43015 * 03:00 PM - 10:00 PM 3. Mi Cerrito Homey Mexican joint serving traditional fare & jumbo margaritas in relaxed digs with bright walls. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "If you are looking for Mexican food you can count on, come here.  Good food, GREAT service and fantastic prices." - Mary Beth H. "My husband and I absolutely love this place.  Staff is super friendly, service is fast and the food is consistently great.  The hand crafted margaritas are to die for.  Hidden gem in downtown delaware - we even chose to go there on our anniversary." - Janna R. "Never had a bad meal Never had bad service Pleasant staff Good food A reliable Mexican restaurant!!" - Amy K. Restaurant Info * (740) 363-1587 * https://www.micerrito.com * 19 E Winter St Delaware, OH 43015 * 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM 4. Tula Taqueria Tula Taqueria is a Mexican & Cali Style taqueria restaurant located in downtown San Francisco. The restaurant serves traditional Mexican food such as burritos, breakfast burritos, tacos, carne asada fries, taquitos and more. Food popular here * Street Taco * Carne Asada Platter * Churros Let’s see how people review this restaurant "If you want authentic tacos.....This. Is. Your. Place. Street tacos are amazing, taquitos are also great. The California burrito... If you know you know. Do yourself a favor just go there" - Natalie S. "This is literally my FAVORITE PLACE !! Everything I've ordered so far has been so so sooo good! My favorite would definitely be the carne asada fries( California fries) they are super super good. I would eat them every single day if I could !! Nothing but good things to say for this restaurant. Speedy service, clean restaurant, respectful and professional employees!! I could go on and on!" - Bre G. "Excellent carnitas quesadilla. Prompt on carry-out. Wonderful and will eat here again!" - Natalie C. Restaurant Info * (614) 601-6313 * https://www.tulataqueria.com * 525 Lazelle Rd Westerville, OH 43081 * 11:00 AM - 09:00 PM 5. El Vaquero Mexican Restaurant El Vaquero Mexican Restaurant is a family-owned and operated restaurant that offers a variety of authentic Mexican dishes, including fajitas, seafood, and more. El Vaquero Mexican Restaurant is located in Columbus, OH. Food popular here * Chimichanga * Flan * Carne Asada Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Everything was AMAZING! Best nachos we've had! Margaritas were made fresh, and dessert was to die for!" - Kayte L. "This is a great locally owned Mexican restaurant.  The staff is always friendly and I've thoroughly enjoyed every meal I've ordered. I love their outside seating option and they have a nice selection of tequilas! Highly recommend!" - Stacie B. "Excellent!  We have been there twice so far.  Food, drinks, atmosphere are all great!  Oder the Jumbo margarita and you will love it.  Prices are very good. Service is friendly and quick.  Chicken Chimichanga wonderful! Chicken Quesadilla wonderful. Place is new and fresh.  Big space.  Food is fresh and Hot.  Will go back often." - Richard H. Restaurant Info * (614) 987-5975 * https://www.adobeagaverestaurantoh.com * 8231 N High St Columbus, OH 43235 * 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM 6. Torchy's Tacos Torchy's Tacos is a restaurant that specializes in tacos and other Mexican-inspired dishes. They have a variety of options like chicken, pork, beef, tofu, and beans. They have vegetarian options and classics. Their most popular taco is their signature Taco de Pato, which is a fried duck taco. Food popular here * Baja Shrimp Taco * Fried Avocado * Tipsy Chick Taco Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Went here for lunch this past week and it was my first time ever. Customer service was A+ wonderful, hence the 5 stars! Our server made great recommendations and was very accommodating and kind. She filled us in on the secret menu and I tried the Naughty Santa-a taco with chorizo and shrimp. It was sooooo good!! I also tried a tipsy chick taco and it was good but I don't think I'd get it again. The chips and queso were also delicious, I can see why they are award-winning. This isn't a place I'd go to often as it's pretty pricey but every now and then it'll be a nice change." - Shelly Z. "Sat at the bar this time.... Kelly was amazing, pointed in all the right directions when came time for me to order. I ordered the Strawberry Mule (picture below) because it was the drink of the month!! It was delicious!! I then ordered the Raj which October's TACO OF THE MONTH!! It was scrumptious, although I'm an avid torchys muncher, the raj tops everything from the fresh mango to the marinated fried tender. It was delish, will definitely be back to order more!" - Mitchell S. "This was my first time coming alone- I've been here before with friends but wasn't sure what I wanted. Purdie (staff) was so sweet and put me on to the best meal!! 1000/10 worth the drive. Great customer service, wait time, and overall atmosphere!" - Mulki L. Restaurant Info * (380) 799-7775 * https://torchystacos.com * 1478 Gemini Pl Columbus, OH 43240 * 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM

Travel Advisory: COVID-19 : Important notice for traveler Edit this link Maui is a tiny isle in the state of Hawaii. The isle is a haven for activities such as whale watching, kayaking, and exploring the Road to Hana. It is home to some of the most beautiful sights in the world, such as the beautiful gold sand beaches, the green Haleakalā and Wailua Falls. Maui is an island destination in the Hawaiian archipelago, in the state of Hawaii. It is the second largest of the Hawaiian Islands. The island is often called the "Valley Isle" or "Coconut Island" because of its terrain of palm trees, sugarcane, and pineapple fields. Maui lures travelers with an invigorating mix of natural beauty and outdoor fun, all shared with warm alohas. When it comes to outdoor recreation, Maui wins best in show. Just look at that zipliner launching into a canopy of green. Or the mountain biker hurtling past eucalyptus and pine. Hikers have it darn good too, with trails winding through lava flows and bamboo forests. Along the coast, surfers barrel through waves, windboarders skim across whitecaps and snorkelers glide among fish-filled reefs and coral. 1. Piʻilanihale Heiau & Kahanu Garden Wailea Beach is a popular beach in Maui, Hawaii. Wailea Beach offers a full menu of water activities, as well as a sparkling, calm beach. On the southern end of the beach, there are decent snorkeling opportunities. 2. Keawakapu Beach Keawakapu Beach is a beautiful stretch of beach that extends from south Kihei to Wailea’s Mokapu Beach. It is set back from the main road and less visible than Kihei’s main roadside beaches just north. It is less crowded, and is a great place to settle in and watch the sunset. 3. Haleakalā National Park Waiʻanapanapa State Park is the ideal spot for a day of relaxation and exploration. Visitors will have the chance to see the clear waters of a cave pool, a natural lava arch, and lava tube caves. Waiʻanapanapa State Park is a great place for a day of relaxation and exploration. Visitors will have the chance to see the clear waters of a cave pool, a natural lava arch, and lava tube caves. 4. Waiʻanapanapa State Park The Three Bears Falls is a triple cascade that can be found on the inland side of the road, 0.5 miles past the 19-mile marker. This beauty takes its name from the triple cascade that flows down a steep rock face on the inland side of the road, 0.5 miles past the 19-mile marker. Catch it after a rainstorm and the cascades come together and roar as one mighty waterfall. There's limited parking up the hill to the left after the falls. 5. Wailea Beach Makaluapuna Point is a razor-sharp spikes crowning rocky point that is known as the "Dragon's Teeth." The point is known for looking like the mouth of an imaginary dragon. 6. Three Bears Falls Piʻilanihale Heiau is a traditional Hawaiian temple that was built in 1837. The heiau is about 104 feet long and is a National Historic Landmark. Kahanu Garden is a 293 acre ethnobotanical garden. It's located on the property of the Piʻilanihale Heiau before the turnoff onto the Hana Highway. Kahanu Garden was founded in 1980 by a botanist named Tom Wagner and his partner, Marion Holmes. 7. Makaluapuna Point Haleakalā National Park is a national park in the US state of Hawai'i. It is most famous for being home to the volcano that created the island of Maui. The volcano is large and has a two districts: the Kipahulu District and the summit, Haleakalā District. The Kipahulu District sits at the southeastern edge of the island of Maui and features waterfalls and lush greenery, while the Haleakalā District is located on the island's summit and features a lunar-like surface. 8. Big Beach Kapalua Beach is a safe year-round swimming spot at the southwestern tip of Kapalua. With rocky outcrops at both ends of the bay, the beach is a crescent-shaped strip with snorkeling, lunch, stand up paddle surfing, and cocktails available. 9. Kapalua Beach Big Beach is the crowning glory of Makena State Park. It is arguably the finest beach on Maui. The golden shores stretch for the better part of a mile and are as broad as they come. The waters are a beautiful turquoise. When they're calm, one can find kids boogie boarding here, but at other times the shorebreaks can be dangerous and suitable only for experienced bodysurfers, who get tossed wildly in the transparent waves.

1. Proof Cocktail Bar The Proof Cocktail Bar is a dedicated service to cocktails and fine beer, wine and spirits. We are dedicated to the educated service of cocktails and fine beer, wine and spirits. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Excellent drinks, great ambiance, friendly staff. The buns and other dishes are also top-notch" - Orange T. "Really like the xmas vibe here. Proof drinks are always a hit. Drinks are stronger than what you would expect but that makes for a fun night! Highly recommended." - Em L. "What an amazing place to have cocktails at! This place is out of this world amazing!! Best cocktails I've had in a long time!!! The staff is amazing, drinks and food are a must! Overall an outstanding experience!" - Danielle M. Restaurant Info * +1 403-246-2414 * https://www.proofyyc.com * 1302 1st Street SW Calgary, AB T2R 0V7 Canada * 04:00 PM - 01:00 AM 2. The Wilde Rooftop The Wilde is a stunning new rooftop restaurant in the newly opened Dorian Hotel. The hotel is located in the heart of Calgary's business district, with a boutique-inspired design and 137 uniquely themed guest rooms. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "The Wilde Rooftop is an upscale bar at the top of The Dorian Hotel downtown. The cocktail menu is imaginative and it's hard to choose which drink to try (I tried A Trip to Banff, and it was excellent). There are beer, wine and spirit choices too. Seating is comfortable and the vibe is relaxing. Service is friendly and attentive. Great spot for an after dinner, after work or night out drink with friends drink." - Eddy L. "Wow. This place rocks. Literally swept off our feet with the fabulous dinner feast st The Wilde last night. Started off with a surprise amuse bouche of Alberta's finest beef ala tartare which EVERYBODY loved hands down. Next, a succession of gustatory deliciousness - a delicate scallop-spring peas bowl and a refreshing elk tartare on a crispy lavash cracker (-!: it was never-ending). Of course, I had to get a sevond glass of my BFF drink for the night - The Bosie (apparently named for Oscar Wilde's girlfriend). The entrees were drop dead top caliber plates of perfection which pictures can only try and capture - I had the beef entree with potatoes, others the fall-off the bone bison cooked 12-14 hours ahead, and the Haida Gwaii halibut. Best of all, are the deaserts which rightfullly deserve its own post - ah! what a yummy duo of sweet but not too sweet plates - a fruit plate wrapped ina cloud almond cream and white chocolate, and a  wild lavender panna cotta with generous white chocolate sprinkles. You just have to taste it to believe it, but YES IT WAS AWESOMENESS. As a card carrying member of Foodies Anonymous, this restaurant gets top marks!!! I am Sooo Glad We Ate Here!" - Marsha D. "Our group of friends loved our dining experience!  We enjoyed the halibut, bison, beef and vegetarian entrees.  My entree, the Haida Gwaii halibut, was absolutely delicious.  The halibut was perfectly prepared, the presentation was marvelous and mix of flavors was spectacular.  The entire staff were extremely friendly, particularly Mita and Elaine who made us feel like family.  We greatly enjoyed the sweeping view of Calgary.  Our dessert options, the Modern and the Classic, were beautifully presented and thoroughly enjoyed by the table.   A surprise visit from the chef made the evening!  I'm from San Francisco and we're pretty blessed with our food choices, but this meal absolutely would shine there as well.  Definitely try out this new gem!" - Steve C. Restaurant Info * +1 403-300-6633 * 525 5th Avenue SW Calgary, AB T2P 3R7 Canada * 06:30 AM - 11:00 AM, 05:00 PM - 11:00 PM 3. Betty Lou's Library Betty Lou's Library is a speakeasy cocktail bar that offers a Prohibition jazz lounge meets Parisian Salon. The Library is a casual and comfortable place for patrons to relax, unwind and enjoy the company of friends. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Quality service, drinks and care in the place. Been going here for years and really do miss the philosopher and flapper" - Bianca B. "What a fun experience! Everything from entering Betty Lou's, to the decor, servers and bartenders! The drinks were amazing and the food was delicious!" - Kylie O. "Such a fun and cool place. Definitely different from anywhere else I've gone to. The vibe is very prohibition-era and the cocktails are top notch." - Brady B. Restaurant Info * +1 403-454-4774 * http://www.bettylouslibrary.com * 908 17 Avenue SW Calgary, AB T2T 0A3 Canada * 05:00 PM - 10:00 PM 4. SHELTER The Shelter is a cocktail bar that features a cozy atmosphere that is unlike any other space. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Amazing bar, drinks were great and the staff was even better. The decor and atmosphere is phenomenal! Highly recommend for anyone in the area. It can be a little tricky to find, but that's the point." - Mackenzie Y. "Really cool cocktail bar. Interior has a unique vibe / decoration. Service was really good as were the drinks. Definitely recommend!" - Zach H. "Cozy bar with good selection of cocktails. Liked the warm ambience, the homéy feels inside. Personally I like bells and whistles cocktails during  my visit, I'm not sure how often they change cocktails menu but i think for fall and winter it's best to gibe it a shot." - Mayra I. Restaurant Info * +1 403-233-7730 * https://www.shelteryyc.com * 1210 1 Street SW Calgary, AB T2R 0V4 Canada * 05:00 PM - 01:00 AM 5. The Hidden Spot Casual, contemporary hangout featuring a menu of sandwiches, pizza & pub grub, plus pool tables. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Well hello nice pool hall indeed!  It's been open now for a a few years and they contribute nicely to both leagues and tournament players alike. Nice and clean and top notch diamond bar boxes (also 2 9 footers as well as the upper floor adorned with more great quality nine foot tables. Service is friendly and attentive on any of the visits I have had.  Food is also of nice quality and a fair price. Table rates are reasonable and if you looking for a nice atmosphere or a chance to watch some top talent please do visit!  I know anytime I am in Calgary I bring people here ;)" - Sean W. "One of the best quality pool halls in the city.  They have 10 - 7 foot diamond tables, 2 - 9 foot diamond tables and 8 - 9 foot regular tables upstairs. The tables are kept in great condition, pool balls are cleaned regularly and even the bar cues are in good shape.  If you are serious about pool you guys should come down and check it out.  They host a bunch of tournaments and league nights as well. You can buy a VIP card for 40 dollars and get pool for 8 dollars an hour here otherwise it's 12 an hour. They have a great atmosphere with a separate bar/food area with lots of tv's as well as a ping pong and foosball table upstairs.  Great place to host a private party." - Dave C. Restaurant Info * +1 403-457-9565 * http://thehiddenspot.ca * 2323-32nd Avenue Ne Suite 125 Calgary, AB T2E 6Z3 Canada * 11:00 AM - 02:00 AM 6. One Night Stan's It's a place where you come to unwind in a low-key, relaxed atmosphere with a throwback to the kind of room your dad might've tipped a few back, many moons ago. One Night Stan's is the kind of place where you can feel comfortable in a three piece suit, yoga pants, or anything in between. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "What an amazing night!!! My sister, her boyfriend and myself went there just for a drink and ended up staying all night! Our server Gabby was amazing and also recommended amazing drinks! such a sweetheart, will be coming back because of her! Also the bouncer/ doorman Phil was also such a gem and so polite really made my night! All n all fantastic! Cant wait to go back! Much love." - Jaylie C. "Shes a gem .  A real beauty bar. Gotta love a joint that is 2 steps down...physically and socially. Dont change a thing. Best of luck to Stans given the mess these times are in." - Roberto P. "Visited Calgary from Portland, OR and the name is what brought us in the first time. Service was amazing! All of the employees and the owners were awesome. Super fun atmosphere and really good food. We ended up going back a second time because we liked it so much the first time. Should definitely go if you're in Calgary!" - Kelsi M. Restaurant Info * +1 403-452-4407 * https://www.onenightstans.ca * 520 17 Avenue SW Calgary, AB T2S 0B1 Canada * 12:00 PM - 02:00 AM 7. The Porch The Porch is an oasis located in the heart of the red mile. Offering an escape to a chic West Coast locality and showcasing stylish sharable cuisine, refreshing wine, beer, and a crushable cocktail menu. Reminiscent of a laid-back summer porch, where we whisk you away. Food popular here * Beef Tartare * Grilled Beef Tenderloin Sandwich * Lemon & Pepper Chips Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Came here for drinks Saturday night. Tried the Violet Fizz, Phlight of the Bumble Bee,  Just Peachy, and Heavy Soul. The drinks were expensive but tasty and well made. - Violet Fizz tastes a bit like a slightly botanical blue popsicle - Phlight has a lovely honey aftertaste - just peachy was my favorite, super refreshing and fruity - heavy soul is def for tequila lovers, the chocolate and cigar notes really come through and comes with a super cool ice cube, a clear block of ice with a 'P' inside We also got some snacks. - lemon pepper chips, really good would recommend - fried potatoes, a bit like soggy wedge fries, would not recommend" - Nancy S. "The ambiance and food is amazing! They had a fun selection of cocktails and a very wide range of items on their menu. They were no longer taking walk ins when we arrived, but we sat at the bar and still had a great time. Even though the staff were slammed with it being unusually busy, they were all so attentive and kind!" - Mary Kathryn C. "What great food and neat environment! This literally feels like you're dining on a "boho sheek" porch. The swings around the bar and neat layout was very cool. Even all the plates that come out of the kitchen are well thought out! Definitely check this place out if you're looking for some good Greek inspired food." - Alex G. Restaurant Info * +1 587-391-8500 * https://porchyyc.com * 730 17th Avenue SW Calgary, AB T2S 0B7 Canada * 11:00 AM - 11:00 PM

1. Café Olimpico Café Olimpico is a coffee shop located in the heart of the ever-popular Mile End district. In a city known for its fondness for good food and drink, Olimpico stands out with its selection of delicious coffee, espresso drinks, and Italian pastries. Food popular here * Latte Freddo * Cafe Latte * Americano Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Great place for a latte! Saw this place recommended a lot so had to try it out and was impressed! The coffee had great flavor and the right amount of creaminess!" - Yutin Z. "An excellent tasting, smooth, velvety and perfectly sweet brew makes this beautiful café worthy of a spot on the podium." - Best Quests I. "Had an oat milk latte. Was amazing and the coffee was not bitter at all and milk had the perfect amount of foam. Not a coffee expert but can confirm, this place served me one of the most delicious lattes ever! Service was very straightforward. I noticed they don't rinse their pitchers inbetween steaming milk. Unsure if they have a system but could cause problems with food allergies/intolerances if they are mixing milks." - Michelle D. Restaurant Info * +1 514-495-0746 * http://www.cafeolimpico.com * 124 Rue Saint-Viateur O Montreal, QC H2T 2L1 Canada * 06:00 AM - 12:00 AM 2. Pigeon Down-to-earth restaurant preparing classic breakfast dishes, plus sandwiches & pasta. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Their vanilla iced latte was amazing. It was very smooth and along with a buttery croissant it made a great stop for my busy day." - Faith P. "Such a cute cafe, attached to a really cool pizza shop! We were hopping around different places and popped in to try something. We let the barista pick an item for us and we were so pleased with the absolutely delicious caramel macchiato that they made! Both the cafe and the pizza shop are operated by the same owner, and we were able to chat with him and learn a lot about Montreal and Canada while we were visiting. The staff here was so friendly, it really felt like we were at home hanging out with friends and drinking coffee. Definitely recommend popping in and getting some coffee from them!" - Hannah D. "Stellar cappuccino (got decaf this time), nice environment. Nice people inside!! Awesome" - Tomáš C. Restaurant Info * +1 514-840-9191 * http://www.pigeonespressobar.com * 1392 Maisonneuve Boulevard O Montreal, QC H3G 2E4 Canada * 07:00 AM - 07:00 PM 3. Crew Collective & Café Cathedral-style coworking space with a cafe menu of sandwiches, soups & quiches, plus coffee. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "A thoroughly memorable cafe experience is at the "main hall of the Royal Bank Tower" near old Montreal with "50 foot high ceilings and 12,000 square feet" of work space complete with a grand staircase onto the cafe. Its ornate architectural details compliments the depth and quality of cafe service and products. Probably the best cup of coffee and sandwich as well." - Imelda A. "This is certainly the number 1 coolest coffee shop space ever. I saw the decor from Yelp before and immediately realized this was a place I needed to visit. The architecture is very impressive - I learned later that it was once the Royal Bank of Canada!! The space is perfect to do some work, cqtch up with a friend, or go for a date. Coffee was great (a bit on the small size),but worth it just for the ambiance." - Franklin Z. "The place is very nice, their food is tasty and you will not get bored waiting to be served" - Deborah F. Restaurant Info * +1 514-285-7095 * https://crewcollectivecafe.com * 360 Rue Saint-Jacques Suite G101 Montreal, QC H2Y 1P5 Canada * 08:00 AM - 04:00 PM 4. Café Olimpico Café Olimpico is a traditional Italian restaurant with a cozy atmosphere. They serve pastries, gelato, and espresso drinks in a modern setting. Café Olimpico is a traditional Italian restaurant with a cozy atmosphere. Food popular here * Hot Chocolate * Caffe Freddo * Iced Coffee Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Love love love this coffee place. One of my top coffee stops in mtl And this this my favorite location. In the old port. Some of my favorites here are the cappuccino, crema de cafe and the affogato. Everything here is good, they also have good cannolis and bomboloni. Staff is always super nice This is located in the same building as William gray hotel. It's so nice to grab something from here and walk around the old port especially in the summer" - Tamar R. "Amazing macchiato! Service great; fast and so kind. They are open late and they have so many options." - Niko P. "Great spot for coffee and pastries, worth checking out in this neighborhood" - David P. Restaurant Info * +1 438-386-9071 * http://www.cafeolimpico.com * 419 Rue Saint-Vincent Montreal, QC H2Y 3A6 Canada * 06:30 AM - 12:00 AM 5. Cafe Myriade Since 2008, Cafe Myriade has become a landmark for serving some of the finest hand crafted coffee beverages in Montreal. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Lovely cafe. Mocha was very tasty and the croissant was perfect. It was a great way to start the day sitting outside." - Jess K. "Visiting Montreal and stay in that area for 3 days and had to visit every morning. Great vibes and service!" - Hun Y. "Cute little cafe with killer coffee. Their cortado was just perfect, but too strong and perfectly balanced. The staff were friendly and helped with the menu. Seating is limited, but some outdoor spots are available as well. Might be the best coffee in Montreal." - Sasi M. Restaurant Info * +1 514-939-1717 * http://www.cafemyriade.com * 1432 Rue Mackay Montreal, QC H3G 2H7 Canada * 09:00 AM - 04:00 PM 6. Café Castel Quaint, airy cafe serving a menu of coffee, pastries, sandwiches & salads in the Ville-Marie Hotel. Food popular here * Macchiato * Cafe Latte * Cafe Ole Top Right Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Good coffee, tasty pastry selections and a nice quaint ambience. That sums it up all. Stumbled across the place while walking through downtown and I'm glad we did. If you can find a spot to sit, definitely do so to enjoy the feel and ambiance of this café." - Sasi M. "Fantastic food- especially the chicken pesto sandwich. Staff is super friendly also. Highly recommend for a great atmosphere to sit and have a nice sandwich and coffee! Free WiFi is a plus also in case you need to do work." - Joseph B. "The first night my family was here, we went to the food court at the mall and the food was less than expected. Today, we found this place next to McGill University and what can I say, wow! The food was what we expected. The kiddos loved the carrot 'soup du jour' special of the day, we had to order another bowl. The sandwiches were fresh and ingredients were chosen to match the favor of the other ingredients. We got there 10 minutes before the lunch rush hour. I was extremely pleased and have booked mark this place as a favorite to go back to. The atmosphere is pleasant and watching my family enjoy eating was a huge plus." - David W. Restaurant Info * +1 514-285-6514 * http://www.hotelvillemarie.com * 1015 Rue Sherbrooke O Montreal, QC H3A 1G5 Canada * 07:00 AM - 08:00 PM 7. Pikolo Single origin coffees, latte art & homemade goods lure locals to this snug, retro-industrial outfit. Food popular here * Cold Brew * Chocolate Croissant * Soy Latte Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Time for an update, because our beloved Pikolo has moved to its new and good looking location! Just a few minutes walk from its former space on Du Parc, it is now across the Parterre du Quartier des Spectacles, replacing an ice cream/ice pop shop. The interior looks newer, with more light. A bit less cozy, a bit less academia, but serving the same good brew and bakes! An exciting new chapter for one of the most beloved coffee shops in the neighbourhood. Don't think they disappeared! They're close by and as wonderful as ever!" - Issan Z. "This is a small cafe with a small selection of croissants and pastries. But it gets the job done. 2 very delicious Cafe au lait (with milk designs) and two croissants hit the spot on this Labor Day morning 2022. Only bad thing - more than a few flies landing on all the clean cups." - John L. "This was my favorite coffee shop in all of Montreal in my short ~3 day visit. The beans are really delicious, and the cappuccino was smooth, creamy and strong. The shop itself is kind of hot though (maybe no AC?) - I remember sitting by the window fanning myself and thinking I should have gotten an iced drink!" - Jeanette S. Restaurant Info * +1 514-508-6800 * http://pikoloespresso.com * 1635 Rue Clark Montreal, QC H2X 2R4 Canada * 07:30 AM - 06:00 PM 8. Kréma Café Located right in the Fairmont hotel lobby, Krema is the closest option for hotel guests to grab a coffee and a pastry in the morning. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Great coffee, great staff, clean. Food is expensive but very good . Good stop if you're in downtown Montreal. Seating isn't comfortable." - Joseph H. "Coffee and pastry were good and fresh. Prices are not expensive at all. Servers are nice and we do feel like a 5-star-hotel efforts. Recommended!" - Hector C. "Fantastic coffee bar located in the lobby of the Queen E hotel! The line moves quickly and Batista's make beautiful foam designs. You can stand at the bar or have a seat in front of their fire pit. I think Krema is a hidden cozy gem, check it out!" - Anna C. Restaurant Info * +1 514-954-2243 * http://www.fairmont.com * 900 Boulevard René-Lévesque O Montreal, QC H3B 4A5 Canada * 06:30 AM - 05:00 PM 9. Mamie Clafoutis At Mamie Clafoutis, everything is handmade, with love and without any ingredient with an unpronounceable name. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "There are several Mamie Clafoutis stores around Montreal....we stopped at this one to get a croissant and we were not disappointed....the croissant was flaky and delicious.  If you are not from France or Quebec, you probably have not had a GREAT croissant...check them out while you are her. Mamie Clafoutis was created in 2008, by Nicolas, pastry chef and Joseph, baker, originally from France. They moved to Montreal to build their dream, committed to find and share their fond childhood memories. The first bakery opened its doors in Outremont, now there are several around...YUM !!!!!!!!!" - Robert S. "Excellente boulangerie, très bon café, les gens sont très sympathique et leur espace salon est formidable, cosy et calm." - Sophie D. "Service was not slow at all. Super friendly bartender on top of orders and seeing how everyone is doing even when it's a busy Friday night. Good chill vibes. But the best part is the food. I've had a lot of bar food but you'd never guess this was a bar based on the flavor profile of the food. Well done!" - lauren j. Restaurant Info * +1 438-380-5624 * http://www.mamieclafoutis.com * 3660 Rue Saint-Denis Montreal, QC H2X 3L7 Canada * 06:30 AM - 08:00 PM 10. Café Nocturne Craft coffee drinks, bagels & baked goods are served at this comfy hangout with a back patio. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "This has been my favorite coffee shop ever since I moved to the city for school!!! The barista's are the sweetest people ever and I love the cute little question of the day they have. But most of all the coffee is absolutely amazing!!!! I always get an iced latte with oat milk. but I've tried the chai's and matcha as well and all of it is fantastic. It's definitely the best I've had in Montreal, and I've tried a lot of places :) The studying vibes are also amazing, there are a few cute little window seats if you have the chance ! If I could give more stars I would. Amazing!!" - Jessica O. "Scones and coffee were excellent!  Scones were fresh out of the oven.  Highly recommend the Orange White chocolate scone.  The staff were super friendly and helpful." - Thomas M. "Very friendly. Cool atmosphere and hip music. Delicious cappuccino! Ask the barista for their recommendations on where to go" - Joe W. Restaurant Info * http://nocturne.coffee * 19 Rue Prince-Arthur O Montreal, QC H2X 1S4 Canada * 06:30 AM - 05:00 PM

1. The Alley Rustic-chic bubble tea specialist offering hot & cold versions, plus ample flavors. Food popular here * Iron Goddess Milk Tea * Alley Trio Milk Tea * Brown Sugar Deerioca Let’s see how people review this restaurant "This is my second time going to The Alley (previously at different Yonge location) and they knocked it outta the park, again. The atmosphere at this place was so cozy. And the Ube Deerioca was delicious. Their brown sugar pearls are always warm when you first get them. Staff was super speedy and very welcoming." - Melodee C. "My favourite The Alley in downtown and hands down one of my favourite BBT joints in Toronto! Was a regular at this location pre-pandemic and it was always busy and difficult to find seating. It's much calmer now but I have a feeling it's going to get busy this summer. It just goes to show how popular the place is! The staff are always friendly, informative, and efficient! Haven't tried everything on the menu but you can't go wrong with the Deerioca (brown sugar) series with fresh milk, milk tea series, or original brew teas." - Bev K. "Good bubble tea. Brown sugar milk tea is favorite. Line can get a hit long but they are pretty fast usually hi" - Telmen U. Restaurant Info * +1 416-922-2441 * http://the-alley.ca * 5 St Joseph Street Toronto, ON M4Y 0B6 Canada * 12:00 PM - 12:00 AM 2. Baroness Baroness Bubble Tea originated in Taipei and specializes in handcrafted drinks for everyone's taste buds. Each cup is unique and our signature Brown Sugar Pearls are handmade to perfection. Food popular here * Purple Yam * Lychee Paradise * Grapefruit Aloe Citrus Tea Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Great spot for some yummy boba!! We ordered a couple of wintermelon drinks and they were delicious! Also the staff was very friendly. Lovely bubble tea spot! Some unique drinks that I definitely want to come back and try." - Shelby S. "Had the taro tea and brown sugar tea with oat milk.  The taro flavor is faint, but that's because it's real taro vs. the powder. It was a nice change but if you're looking for the powdered taro, look elsewhere. Brown sugar milk tea was lovely,  and the oat milk is truly creamy but can overpower the flavor of the tea. With that being said, I thoroughly enjoyed my beverages." - Diana N. "Great tea shop!  Had a rose infused milk tea with oat milk and grass jelly.  Son had the same thing with boba'. Delicious!!" - Tricia K. Restaurant Info * +1 647-995-8760 * https://www.baronesscanada.com * 421 Yonge St Toronto, ON M5B 1T1 Canada * 12:00 PM - 12:30 AM 3. Icha Tea Icha Tea is a tea shop which specializes in brewing tea right before the customer's eyes. The tea is brewed with the freshest ingredients and is not too sweet. The desserts are made using a traditional method that has been passed on for hundreds of years. Food popular here * Matcha Latte * Rose Jasmine Tea * Tapioca Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Ginger is one of my favorite flavors so the ginger tea was great 10/10. I prefer getting it without tapioca if because I've found the ginger flavor is stronger without it. Will be ordering this again and again." - Jess D. "So good!! Stopped by this place twice during my trip to Toronto and the iced matcha latte with tapioca was amazing. The menu was quite simple and the one-size drinks made it easy to look through the different drink options. Hopefully I can come back again soon and try other flavors." - Skye H. "Spacious hidden tea house with both bubble tea and traditional Chinese tea, including tea tasting. Great tasting cake and milk tea. Simple menu and one size drinks makes selection easy. No more anxiety when you reach the counter" - Tai X. Restaurant Info * +1 416-546-6292 * http://icha-tea.business.site * 235 Spadina Avenue Unit 4 Toronto, ON M5T 2E2 Canada * 01:00 PM - 08:00 PM 4. Gotcha Gotcha is a new bubble tea shop in Toronto, Ontario. Starting from this coming Saturday(June 6), we will run our first marketing campaign which is BOGO (buy 1 get 1) for any kinds of our Milk tea section. Bring your friends with you to enjoy the drinks. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Want a great option for bubble tea?  I've GOTCHA!  Come here. I had no idea this place existed until a group of friends I was with introduced me here.  Am I sure glad I followed their recommendation - their mango fruit tea I ordered was absolutely refreshing and flavourful!  I ended up having one of my friends help me choose since their menu is huge and full of many different options - all of which are of very high quality from my understanding.  The service was excellent and quick, and staff members were very friendly and patient.  I did see some past reviews complaining about the price but I think how much you pay for drinks here is absolutely worth it. Why didn't I know about this place earlier during my past visits to Toronto?  That's the real question..." - William K. "We've ordered from gotcha quite a few times and it's always a solid choice. The creme brulee is definitely my personal favorite. I'm not sure but I think they may have dairy subs if you ask" - Jess D. "This place is one of the best places for bubble tea. I came here with my sister and mother a few days ago while we were visiting the area. The girls working the business were very nice and friendly. I ordered a Taro smoothie and OMG so delicious. I wish I lived closer. I would come here everyday. So, good! Would definitely recommend! I'll be back next time I visit Toronto!" - Noheli R. Restaurant Info * +1 416-596-1010 * 402 Spadina Avenue Toronto, ON M5T 2G7 Canada * 12:00 PM - 12:00 AM 5. Kome Yogurt Kome Yogurt is the first in Canada to introduce specialty yogurt on wheels. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Yum! First time here and the clerk recommended the Mango Coco Rice and it was delicious! It's basically a drinkable mango sticky rice with yogurt. Would definitely come back to try another." - Cecilia T. "One of a few places in the city with Yogurt bubble tea. Great yogurt taste and a nice hint of black sesame for the drink I ordered. Will need to go back next time to try other drinks and to try out the speakeasy behind the "vending machine"" - James Y. "Deee-licious! I got into a bit of a yogurt craze after trying the bottled type in China. This is like bubble tea married Yop and they turned it appropriate for adults. I have been kind of disappointed in the selection in Toronto. Then one day I accidentally stumbled upon this place on my way home and I have ever looked back! This place amazes me every time I try it. The decor is modern and simple (they've got aesop hand sanitizer) and the menu is not overwhelming. The yogurt tastes hearty and wholesome without a bunch of additives. I have tried their original menu and the tea menu now and both are great. The fruit is real and they are generous with it. The staff here are also super attentive and take care in making all the drinks. Here's to more treat days so I can stuff my face with more Kome!" - Annette Y. Restaurant Info * http://komeyogurt.com * 10 Stephanie Street Toronto, ON M5T 3C2 Canada 6. Sun Tea Sun Tea is a bubble tea chain and this downtown location is their latest when they opened Nov 2021. Let’s see how people review this restaurant Restaurant Info * https://www.suntea.ca * 29c St Joseph St Toronto, ON M4Y 1J8 Canada 7. Tika Tea House Tika Tea House is an artisinal tea house located in Yorkville, Toronto. Menu items include traditional milk tea, tika tea miacchiato and fresh fruit tea. Food popular here * Red Dragon Fruit Tea * Signature Fruit Tea * Red Jade Black Tea Cheese Cream Let’s see how people review this restaurant "learned that they don't take cash :c i wanted to try this place for a while now and it is heartbreaking  but the employee was really sweet and nice to talk to, would go again w my parents ‿" - Arjen K. "Always need to stop by here whenever I am in Toronto. They have the most refreshing fruit teas and I catch myself always coming back for the White Jade Lychee with Aloe and the Peach Green Tea. The white jade lychee is refreshing and they are generous with toppings. The interior is also super cute, bright, and clean. Service is a little slow but the staff is always super friendly and polite!" - Xini L. "Have passed by this location several times, and never thought to come in. Until one day I just stumbled upon their special that was buy one get 1/2 off, I figured I might as well try it today of all days. I can definitely say this place is 10 out of 10 for a real authentic Tea flavour if that's what you're looking for. Anything that has tea in it taste like a high-quality tea that has been steeped properly and used all the necessary steps to make it taste perfect. The one topping that stood out the most to me though aside from your usual coconut jelly, or Boba pearls; Is their cream cheese foam, it did not taste like it was just made with heavy cream or carnation milk, it actually had cream cheese in it and it was super thick and rich with just the right amount of salt. I can't wait to go back again, I will remind everybody that they are quite pricey though, but that's what you get for good quality tea flavour. There are several selections and flavours to choose from I highly recommend this to anyone looking for a nice refreshing cup of Boba or juice drink." - Chantal Y. Restaurant Info * 675 Yonge St Toronto, ON M4Y 1T1 Canada * 12:30 PM - 12:00 AM

1. Zeal Burgers We’re not trying to reinvent the burger-but perfect it! Food popular here * Fried Onion Strings * Double Patty Cheese Burger * Sorry Eh " Burger Let’s see how people review this restaurant "4.5 - I am surprised on the amount of good reviews and the fact that I have never heard about this place before until I tried it! I normally do not go to this area but the menu persuaded me haha. I ordered two burgers and Greek fries and I did not think that there would be such a wait for the food to be prepared. I think my brother and I waited for more than 20 minutes for it. We could see the kitchen from we were standing and saw the employee work on about 10 sandwiches at the same time which was impressive. The person proceeded to wrap all of them and that's when the orders started to roll out. I got the OZ burger and it was DELICIOUSSS!! I have plenty of burgers before but this one is memorable for sure. Lots of flavour and the sauces and toppings complemented well with each other. As for the Greek fries, we found it a bit too salty for our liking but still manageable." - Cindy D. "Best burgers in the city in my opinion. I get the mini zeal burger and add jalapeño mayonnaise to it." - Marcelo S. "I live near the Weston location and their burgers are fantastic!  Fries are so good, we order from here once a month. Try them, you will not be disappointed." - Nancy G. Restaurant Info * +1 647-352-3933 * http://www.zealburgers.com * 1926 Weston Road Toronto, ON M9N 1W2 Canada * 12:00 PM - 09:00 PM 2. The Burger's Priest It all began in California, where our founder, Shant Mardirosian grew up. He had always revered a fresh, classic old-fashioned burger but finding one was becoming increasingly rare in a world of apparent burger defilement. Frozen patties. Over-seasoned and compromised beef quality. Order speed over a burger-eating experience that was fresh and perfect every time. And so the mission began, whether he knew it at the time or not. Food popular here * The High Priest * Portobello Mushroom * Vatican City Let’s see how people review this restaurant "This "hole in the wall" is very unassuming but well worth investigating. Quick service and quality burgers and fries. Glad we passed up all the other burger joints to get to this one!" - Denson K. "Was craving a cheeseburger and this place nailed it! Delicious burger, great fries, fresh produce and service was lovely. Will definitely be back!" - M F. "Honestly, best burgers in the city. All their special burgers and even just their regular cheeseburger or regular burgers are delicious. Their fries are also so good, and best gravy in the city." - Jennifer D. Restaurant Info * +1 647-748-8108 * http://www.theburgerspriest.com * 463 Queen Street W Toronto, ON M5V 2A9 Canada * 11:00 AM - 11:00 PM 3. Happy Burger SMASH BURGERS HOTDOGS WAFFLE FRIES Food popular here * Smash Burger * Happy Cheeseburger * Cajun Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Best burger ever! I love cheeseburgers and the Happy Stack is one of the best I've ever tasted!  Go grab one, you won't regret it." - Georgette H. "The owner was extremely nice and helpful. My friend was blackout drunk right outside this place, and he didn't hesitate to help carry her to our car and made sure she was conscious. He also gave us some bags. This place has a nice patio, super fast service and an awesome owner. Highly recommend!" - 佳琛 "I've been here several times and this review focuses on an average of all my experiences. Happy Burger is a smash burger place that also serves up hot dogs, fried chicken burgers and vegan burgers. The owner chef has previously worked at Greek restaurants Mamakas among other fine dining establishments. I've had the Pastrami Burger, Oklahoma Onion Burger, Cheeseburger, Onion Rings and Waffle Fries. My absolute favourite is still their cheeseburger. I usually order the onion rings, which are among the best in the city. The service has always been outstanding. The staff always seems to really care about their customers. There are no seats, but if you're lucky, you can eat on one the two outdoor picnic benches, under the tree. It's like a little oasis in the city. Overall I recommend stopping by! You'll be happy you did!" - Tom T. Restaurant Info * +1 647-352-7777 * http://happyburger.ca * 76 Lippincott Street Toronto, ON M5S 2P1 Canada * 12:00 PM - 01:00 AM 4. Burger Drops Burger Drops serves up smash burgers and fries. We source premium AAA cuts of beef from our butcher and grind in-house daily. We hand-form our patties and make your burger to order. We also hand-cut our fries, brine our own pickles and make our sauces from scratch. Food popular here * Original Double Cheeseburger * Beef Patty * Single American Burger Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Best burger in Toronto. I used to be a Burgers Priest fanatic but after tasting the smash burgers here, onion rings, french fries, this place is pure magic." - Mark L. "Burger drops is a truly incredible spot. Every item on the menu is stellar. The highlights: Double original burger- This burger is the epitome of a simple, delicious, beefy and cheesy burger that you will constantly crave. Really high quality pressed beef with the perfect char. You truly taste the beef which I can't say about all smash burgers. Perfect blend of toppings as well. The soft potato roll and cheese are perfect accompaniments for this mouth watering beef. Cheese fries- absolutely love these. The thick crinkle fries give you that perfect mix of a crispy outside but a potato heavy inside. Not easy to accomplish. The cheese is flavourful and the jalapeño sauce gives it some kick without being overly spicy. Veggie Burger- arguably Toronto's best veggie burger. The effort made to grind fresh vegetables where the mushrooms really stand out is top notch here. Most burger spots opt for the impossible or beyond burger. While those are decent, this one far exceeds them. A sweet, savoury and perfectly crispy veggie patty is the end result here.  Love the attention to detail and the way the potato bun and toppings compliment the patty. Burger Drops: keep this veggie option on the table. There's no spot like yours that does this quite as well! To top it all off, the desserts are delicious and the staff are so unbelievably friendly and accommodating. An amazing experience and a must visit for all beef and veggie burger lovers!" - Cal A. "Best smash burgers in Toronto. Amazing flavour and great service. Had the pleasure of speaking to the owner and the owner's father to learn more about the history." - Maggie N. Restaurant Info * +1 647-494-1588 * http://www.burgerdrops.com * 116 Atlantic Ave Toronto, ON M6K 1X9 Canada * 12:00 PM - 09:00 PM 5. Rudy Rudy specializes in freshly ground smash burgers, fried chicken sandwiches, classic poutine, fries, pickle chips and homemade milkshakes. Rudy, a specialty burger and fries restaurant, is located on 17th Street. The restaurant offers a variety of burgers, fries and poutines. Food popular here * Rude Dude Burger * Fried Chicken Sandwich * Double Cheeseburger Let’s see how people review this restaurant "The best burger in Toronto, the sauce is the best burger style sauce that I have ever had in my life. You really can't beat this place if you are looking for a smash burger. The fries.... think Mcdonalds but actually fresh and crispy. The food travels well if you're ordering uber eats and make sure to get extra sauce. I could put it on absolutely anything I eat." - David P. "My nephew was craving a burger as soon as we landed in Toronto so we looked up "really good burgers." It led us to Rudy! THEY WERE SO GOOD!!! Amazing start to the trip. 10/10 smash burgers and poutine! Low key delicious brownies too! My niece and nephew finished the whole meal :). Def would return!" - Mac C. "The closest thing to Shake Shack you will find in Toronto. Also the best burger in town. Like others have said they are the most consistent in quality." - Micheal B. Restaurant Info * +1 647-748-7839 * http://www.rudyresto.com * 619 College Street Toronto, ON M5V 2C5 Canada * 11:00 AM - 11:00 PM 6. Cabano's Comfort Food Tucked away on St. Nicholas street is a cozy eatery with, arguably, the city’s best fried chicken sandwich. Cabano’s Comfort Food makes everything from scratch and focuses on the fundamentals to create big flavours in a small space. Food popular here * Fried Chicken Sandwich * Cabano Burger * Cheeseburger Let’s see how people review this restaurant "What a spot. When I'd walk home from work or school on a claustrophobic and hectic stretch of Yonge, I'd sometimes cut off onto the calm and empty parallel side streets to make the trek more enjoyable. On one of these detours, I discovered a cozy little quiet side street just south of Yonge and Bloor. On this street, the refined and profesional looking Cabano's sign stuck out to me. When I saw it was a place that specialized in comfort food, I knew they were speaking my language. On my first and only visit (so far), I grabbed their Original Chicken Sandwich ($12.49) with a side of Fries ($4.50). That Southern Fried Chicken Breast tastes truly amazing. The batter tastes great and has a nice crunch. The chicken itself is juicy and was served up hot. Some fried chicken sandwiches feel like a slab of bland tasteless white meat, but Cabano's tasted great. I loved the mayo, lettuce, and pickles as well. The coolness they bring in each bite is mouth watering. $12.49 is the more or less the going rate for cool independent spots in the city, so relative to that league of restaurants the pricing was fair. The portion size was nice as well. Based on just the sandwich and it's price, I'd give this place a 4/5, but what makes it a 5/5 for me is the Cabano's Burger Sauce. Every time I try a new burger/chicken sandwich place, I need to give their house sauce a shot. Cabano's Burger Sauce is delicious. It's creamy with a slight zip. It's a blend of other condiments, but includes real egg and dairy - definitely on the higher quality side. Well worth the extra $1.25. My friend had their Honey BBQ and enjoyed it, but much preferred their sampling of my Burger Sauce (fwiw). Lastly, I must touch on the Fries. I'm typically not a fan of all these restaurants segmenting up the burger, fries, and drink for separate costs, so my friend and I split the fries for $4.50. I'd say they're worth the $4.50 as the serving size is pretty big. They taste amazing. Sometimes, skinny fries like this can lack taste or be overly salted, but these were perfect. Ours had no seasoning like cajun or anything like that, but were salted just right. You can really taste the yummy oil they dunk them in to cook and it's to-die-for. The seating area inside the restaurant is actually really great. It's a square shaped ring table with high stools to sit on. The restaurant itself is clean, dimly lit, and simple - I like it! It's a good environment to scarf down a burger. The staff were super friendly and helpful. It only took about 10 minutes for our order to be prepared. One of my favourite things about the inside of the restaurant is that they have two touch screen kiosks to order on similarly to McDonald's and Tim Horton's. The reason I like this is because it gives me time to go through the menu and slowly configure my order. In the summertime, there are a few wooden dining tables out front to dine on. Because the street is usually pretty quiet, it makes it a nice spot to enjoy a meal without being disturbed by constant foot traffic a few inches away from your meal. Cabano's is a 5/5 for me. I look forward to going back and trying their Chili Cheese Fries and Stroman Shimmy Wings." - Nathan G. "Cabano is definitely hands-down my favourite burger in the city. Everything from the bun to the meat and toppings are amazing. There fries are amazing, I wish they had poutine. Would be a game changer. I've had all their burgers and wings and I can't say this about a lot of places but it gets 10/10 for me." - Bianka K. "Surprisingly exceeded expectations. The cheeseburger is wafer thin and the bun stays puffy throughout the eating experience. A good ratio between bun and patty covering both sides. Would return. My partner and I also shared the chili cheese fries which, had the fries been curly, would hit the whole mouth feel out of the park." - Jennifer C. Restaurant Info * http://www.cabanos.ca * 75 Saint Nicholas Street Toronto, ON M4Y 0A5 Canada * 04:00 PM - 10:00 PM 7. The Stockyards Over 10 years serving respectful interpretations of southern comfort fare 6 days a week with breakfast offered daily and soulfully sweet weekend brunch. Our Midwest style custom ground griddle smashed burgers, awarding winning Fried chicken, and authentic wood smoked regional BBQ. The Stockyards embraces traditional methods of dry curing, aging, and hot and cold wood smoking. We also offer event catering... Hope you can join us soon...WE ARE HONOURED TO TAKE GOOD CARE OF YOU! Food popular here * Fried Chicken * Pulled Pork Sandwich * Butter Burger Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Food is always consistent!  Love the brisket such a great treat!  If you want their ribs which are also very good, call early in the afternoon as they often run out!" - Paula D. "Amazing burgers amazing pulled pork sandwich! I come here often it's genuinely well priced and SO TASTY. Melt in your mouth kinda thing." - Camilo G. "A great go-to stop for all things. From hardware to soft serve. Tons of parking. But be prepared to walk a bit out doors. This is that kind of mall that means you gotta walk outside between shops. Great when the weather is good, less so if the weather's bad." - Matthew E. Restaurant Info * +1 416-658-9666 * https://www.thestockyards.co * 699 St. Clair Avenue W Toronto, ON M6C 1B2 Canada * 11:30 AM - 07:00 PM

1. Gyubee Japanese Grill Gyubee is the only all-you-can-eat Japanese barbecue restaurant that provides quality and fresh ingredients. Food popular here * Thick Cut Pork Belly * Miso Beef Brisket * Prime Kalbi Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Went here for lunch, will definitely be coming back another time!  Servers were patient until our whole party came, everything was delicious!" - Jonah N. "We did nearly 2.5  hours on a Sunday to get a table for three. Let me tell you it was worth the wait because the food was so good and the meat selection was impeccable. Additional to that the service was amazing, we were greeted and served by the kindest lady. My friends and I had a great time and would definitely go again." - Honey M. "Absolutely fantastic ! Harry was our server and he was so great- knowledgeable , kind, attentive a true star. The meats were so good, plain as well as marinated were wonderful- portion sizes were smart. The ban chan was perfect pairing- garlic and lettuce a nice touch. Tried the cold noodles they were okay, dol sot bibimbap was good too   Sausage were a fun treat- the one stuffed with cheese was a knockout lol totally going again!" - Larena L. Restaurant Info * +1 905-507-6228 * https://www.gyubeejapanesegrill.com * 4559 Hurontario St Unit A2 Mississauga, ON L4Z 3L9 Canada * 12:00 PM - 03:00 PM, 04:00 PM - 10:00 PM 2. RD's Southern BBQ RD's Southern BBQ is an award-winning Southern-style BBQ restaurant. They serve authentic Southern BBQ and Cajun food. RD's Southern BBQ is an award-winning Southern-style BBQ restaurant. Southern BBQ is a style of cooking that includes meats, smoked with wood and seasoned with spices. Food popular here * Beef Ribs * Beef Brisket * Grilled Chicken Sandwich Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Family owned operation, very friendly staff, reasonable prices. Food was delicious, we especially enjoyed the ribs which can only be described as "smoked to perfection". The gravy in the poutine was packed with flavour without being overly savoury. Mac n cheese was so very cheesy though I found it a bit bland, but perhaps that's because I had the ribs and poutine first. Worth the 40 minute drive!" - Kathleen Z. "If you are looking for delicious, homemade, flavour bomb BBQ and Cajun food run to RDs. We were randomly in the area, pulled up Yelp for a recommendation and they were top of the list. Went inside and were provided great service - for takeout we order a full rack of ribs, the Brisket sandwich, the pork Mac n cheese and Jambalaya. Ribs - delicious, smoky and good bark. Brisket sandwich- simple perfection; tender, succulent and perfect bbq sauce. Mac n cheese - actually cheesy, great flavour, generous portion Jambalaya - order this!!! It's a stand out, amazing flavour, a lot of protein - will be ordering this every time." - Richelle M. "I ordered Brisket platter and jambalaya with cornbread and sweet tea. The brisket was tender and the barbecue sauce flavorful, the jambalaya tested authentic as I used to live in New Orleans and it reminded me of there. The stand out was the cornbread, It was so good. Definitely recommend and definitely will be back." - L S. Restaurant Info * +1 905-670-2255 * https://www.rdsbbq.com * 71 Rosedale Avenue Brampton, ON L6X 1K5 Canada * 11:00 AM - 08:00 PM 3. Memphis BBQ Down-to-earth destination offering sauce-soaked slow-smoked ribs, brisket & pulled pork. Food popular here * Pulled Pork * Chicken Wings * The Big Boy Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Was visiting the area recently and stopped by since it was so close to where I was staying and was recommended to me by the people I stayed with. I gotta say the food was incredible easily some of the best bbq I've ever had and definitely the best priced bbq I've had! I highly recommend ordering a side of their brisket with anything you decide to grab you definitely won't regret it!" - Ron S. "Great food great prices.  From the outside you would never guess why is the lineup  , the food is great the ribs are just delicious, the chicken wings are really tasty   , my favourite is the pork pulled sandwich." - tibor f. "The realest BBQ in Ontario. Prepare to wait or order well ahead. Michelin guide needs to pay them a visit and understand what great food in the GTA tastes like." - Jonathon Y. Restaurant Info * +1 905-265-9003 * http://www.bigbonebbq.ca * 8074 Islington Avenue Woodbridge, ON L4L 1W5 Canada * 11:00 AM - 09:00 PM 4. Takumi BBQ and Ramen Takumi BBQ is your friendly neighbourhood venue for authentic Japanese barbecue. We are a casual and inclusive restaurant. Relaxed eatery offering all-you-can-eat yakiniku cooked on tabletop grills, plus sushi & soups. Food popular here * Bone in Beef Short Ribs * Pork Belly * Garlic Shrimp Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Clean, quick, great service all you can eat. Had lunch here, with a reduced menu, but still enough options and good fresh quality items.  Would recommend this place to anyone that likes bbq table AYCE places." - A. C. "This place is terrific, the service is great and the food is phenomenal. This place should be rated 20 out 20." - Rochelle A. "Definitely! This place is worth your money! Very good menu. Garlic shrimp, cheesy mussel for the win!  and also.. takoyakiiiiii." - Maria D. Restaurant Info * +1 905-896-1170 * http://www.takumibbq.ca * 1170 Burnhamthorpe Road W Unit 12 Mississauga, ON L5C 4E6 Canada 5. Daldongnae Diners grill their own meat & seafood at this laid-back Korean restaurant with a woodsy vibe. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Would've normally rated Daldongnae a 4 star for other locations but in Mississauga, they definitely exceeded my expectations. Side dishes were always refilled with an even bigger portion size. We asked for more onions and they gave us a bowl full. Corn, kimchi and egg were refilled once. Servers check up on you for other minor refills. Next time I would skip out on the pork kimchi stew - it was a big bowl but close to half filled as the order." - Michelle M. "My family and I enjoyed this place so much. I can't wait to go back for more delicious food! The staff were polite. It was my first time having Korean bbq and the choices were confusing. We enjoyed the side dishes especially the cheesy corn. The cold noodle salad was great too although it comes unmixed and they gave me a glove to mix in the sauce myself which was surprising but that way I was able to put in just the right amount of spicy sauce. The kimchi fried rice was a big hit with my son. Looking forward to trying their seafood plan cake next time." - Marlene S. "Really like it. I like cheese corn and we filled it several times Servers are very good. The first beef rib on the menu is a little bit thick. Pork belly tastes good. The cold noodle soup is awesome. It cost us $75 in total including tips. Really a bargain and we are quite full. Will come next time." - Yu Z. Restaurant Info * +1 905-848-2018 * https://www.daldongnaebbq.com * 888 Dundas Street E Mississauga, ON L4Y 4G6 Canada * 12:00 PM - 02:30 AM 6. Memphis BBQ & Wicked Wings Down-to-earth destination offering sauce-soaked slow-smoked ribs, brisket & pulled pork. Food popular here * Pulled Pork Sandwich * Fiery Honey Garlic * Beef Brisket Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Yummy! Great service, corn bread could be better, but the ribs and sauce is amazing! Beans and slaw are good too, the slaw could be creamier but I think that's more the person that pours the sauce over it when prepped. A win in my book!" - Liberty C. "If you haven't been here for the Monday special, then you definitely need to! For $25+tax, you get a full rack of ribs, a lb of wings, and a large fries or salad. It's enough to feed 2 with some leftovers. We got the fiery honey garlic for the wings and they were a bit spicier than the average hot honey, but not crazy hot. The ribs were delicious and fall of the bone, and the fries were crispy like Costco fries. It can get busy though, so make sure you call ahead if you're looking to get take out!" - Maria L. "I LOVE this place so much. This is the best BBQ place hands down! My usual here is the mini combo platters and nachos. you get half lbs of wings, half lbs of ribs generous amount of crispy fries, corn bread and beans. I can never finish this platter in one sitting but omg its definitely finger licking good. The price is super reasonable for the quality and portion. What's so great about this place is that I discover that they have a special every Monday for 1lb of wings, 1lb of ribs, again generous portion of fries for 25.00 plus tax which is normally double the price. Made to share for two people. I live in Oakville and travel about 20 minute (traffic free) twice a month for the BBQ. This place is awesome...awesome...I love the atmosphere and It's clean. There is only two washroom and they are clean as well. It's a small place, seats about 25 people. Simple dinning space nothing fancy which is great because you don't have to worry about dress code. I do recommend wearing loose pants because you won't be able to stop eating. lol :) The staffs are young and super friendly to everyone and is attentive to your need even while you are eating. I would recommend this place over and over again and again and have offer to take anyone that is looking for some good BBQ.  Although, I like it better eating in the restaurant but during this pendamic I still order it for take-out at least once a month. This is definitely one of my regular places. Please note that during the pendamic I order curb side pick up but normally I would dine in." - Vivian D. Restaurant Info * +1 905-864-7979 * http://www.bigbonebbq.ca * 327 Bronte Street Milton, ON L9T 4A4 Canada 7. Big Bone BBQ & Wicked Wings One of the first restaurants to bring Southern-style BBQ to Canada. Dig into our wicked wings, riveting ribs, smokin' sides, and signature sauces at one. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "The smoky wings and ribs were very good. The cornbread was very dry, but it was a small part of the meal." - Mark Z. "Best BBQ North of the Mason-Dixon Line! As an American, I am qualified to review these ribs. The ribs have great smokiness and are bursting with flavour. In terms of other ribs I have had in this country, nothing rivals their flavour. The molasses beans were well done and featured bits which is always a sign of good beans. Smoked wings were also good and I truly enjoyed the fried wings with the Alabama Slamma sauce. The fries are battered and have an intense crisp and satisfying (if slightly too oily) fried taste. I don't rate the cornbread as I felt it lacked sufficient moisture. The service was next level though and the girl behind the counter was all smiles. Bottom line, the ribs, wings and beans are the star of the show as are the battered fries when fresh. The dry cornbread can be overlooked due to the stellar service and the fact that they brought ribs that would be decent in Missouri, Texas, or the Carolinas to Canada." - Aaron S. Restaurant Info * +1 905-849-7427 * https://www.bigbonebbq.ca * 649 Fourth Line Oakville, ON L6L 5B3 Canada * 11:00 AM - 08:00 PM 8. Gyu-Kaku Japanese BBQ Enjoy Japanese BBQ fresh from the grill or delivered to your door this Easter! Whether the kids are cooking their own meal at our in-table grills or you order ala carte. Food popular here * Short Rib * Takoyaki * Matcha Tiramisu Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Excellent food, meat very tender. Filet mignon and veggie. Excellent and fast service and family friendly." - Geraldine H. "We went out for a friends birthday and they were able to accommodate all 16 of us. The service good and the food came pretty quick. They even sang happy birthday to our friend" - JJ L. "What to say....Love this place. Great food, great service,  amazing experience. Only negative thing is the location. The plaza were is restaurant located doesn't look so amazing. Waiter Po superstar,  superfriendly and polite. New York style steak and mignon are delicious. Also green tea ice cream yummy desert after outstanding meal. They also offer great salad selection. Download the restaurant app to collect the points and discount for the next visit. Very easy process just scan bar code on your bill. Paid parking however you will get ticket and restartaurant validate for you. Close to Square One Mississauga mall. Definitely re visiting this location again." - Vladan S. Restaurant Info * +1 905-896-8800 * https://www.gyu-kaku.com * 90 Burnhamthorpe Road W Unit 105 Mississauga, ON L5B 3C3 Canada * 11:30 AM - 09:30 PM

1. Nancy Trattoria Restaurant The restaurant is very popular in the area (there were many take-out customers while we were there). Great food at very affordable prices. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "We tried this restaurant for the first time today. We had take-out of Spaghetti with Tomato Sauce, and Gnocchi with Rose Sauce. Both dishes were awesome! All of the pasta noodles are home-made, and so are the sauces. The elderly gentleman prepared the dishes after we ordered, and was very friendly and courteous, and treated us like family. The restaurant is very popular in the area (there were many take-out customers while we were there). Great food at very affordable prices. We'll be doing take-out from this place very frequently now. Highly recommend!" - Ross K. "Took me 5 mins to finish a plate of penne arrabbiata which was extremely delicious. When I came here the first time sauce was a bit watery with extra salt in but because it was closing time and the gentleman is senior I decided to give it another try. Man oh man, I was correct. The best home made sauce I had in a long time. I had the best tasting pasta. I make Italian sauces at home and I can tell that it's a home made sauce. Also, the pizza is extremely good. The base of the pizza (bread) could get addictive which you can't get anywhere else. The pizza is a thin crust pizza. The pizza crust gives sort of a smooth and crusty croissant taste which stays in your mouth for while. Place is run by a senior man who recommends ordering by phone because it takes him 20-30 minutes to make your dish from scratch. However, you can go their have a drink and relax while he prepares your meal. It's not a fine dinning place and the prices are less compared to other restaurants. A pasta dish will cost you $8-$10 depending upon the portion. Also, this place will make you feel like you are visiting your grandpa for a meal. Note: they close early, around 7-8pm. Call before going." - Sunny B. "This little place is the definition of a hidden gem. The husband and wife team (she's Nancy) make Italian food as down home as it gets. The daily lunch plate consists of an average side plate filled with everything they have in the hot table for a very reasonable $9 or $10. And all of it is amazing." - Anthony Nalli .. Restaurant Info * +1 905-792-7822 * 2023 Williams Pky Brampton, ON L6S 5N1 Canada 2. That Italian Place Cafe & Eatery The That Italian Place Cafe & Eatery is a family-owned and operated restaurant with a modern flare. They are located in the heart of downtown in the city of Brampton. They offer homemade Italian cuisine with a touch of modern flare including New York Style Pizza and Wood-Fired Pizza. Food popular here * Veal Sandwich * Stromboli * Italian Plate Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Since recently moving to the GTA from New York City, as a foodie, I've haven't found an enjoyable slice of thin crust New York Style pizza until I tried this restaurant. Service- 5/5 The ladies at the counter were quick, courteous, efficient, and friendly. Food- 5/5 I only tried their NY style plain cheese pizza and it was on point. It's the first slice of pizza in the GTA that I genuinely enjoyed ever. The crust was perfectly baked (not too well done, but not soft or soggy), it had the right amount of sauce, and the right cheese to crust ratio. Ambiance- 5/5 It appears that you can dine in which is great since most restaurants since COVID only offers take out. The restaurant appeared spacious and clean. Constructive criticism- Nothing to criticize! Keep up the good quality and whenever I'm in the area I'll definitely stop by to try their other items." - Michael R. "Fresh. Tasty. Delicious. Definitely would recommend!! My favourite local joint. Have only tried the pizza - would like to try the sandwiches too." - Marie M. "Amazing customer service here as always. The New York Pizza is as close to as the ones in New York you can get in the GTA.  Veal sandwich is a light crisp and doesnt feel heavy/greasy. Pasta is done the authentic Italian way. I happily drive 30 minutes to treat myself and my family here." - Lewis P. Restaurant Info * +1 905-451-5552 * http://www.thatitalianplace.ca * 470 Chrysler Drive Ste 32 Brampton, ON L6S 0C1 Canada * 08:00 AM - 08:00 PM 3. Pomodoro Italian Kitchen Pomodoro Italian Kitchen is a family owned Italian restaurant offering casual dining in a family friendly atmosphere. Food popular here * Veal Sandwich * Meatball Sandwich * Caesar Salad Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Best Lasagna & panzerotti ever.. owner and staff was very friendly. Service was great!!" - Jenny H. "In recent weeks I've kind of sworn off pizza. It got to the point where they all just tasted like rushed garbage with mediocre ingredients and little attention to detail. That all changed with the unbelievable small cheese pizza I ordered from here. It came in warm but I put it in the oven for a few minutes just to give it a little extra love. It really reminded me what a good pizza was supposed to be like. A thin crust with quality cheese that pulls on each bite, sauce that has a distinct flavour, and a crust with an actual crunch instead of a soggy breadstick you have to dip in sauce just to mask its inadequacy. The bruschetta, while a little pricey at $1 per piece, was fresh, well balanced so everything didn't fall off each bite, and had enough crunch that it didn't tear up the roof of your mouth. The veal sandwich was bland and terrible but you can't win 'em all. This is without a doubt the best pizza I've had in Mississauga." - Bucky T. "This is the best pasta and pizza place around. A nice place for a date with a nice and quiet atmosphere. The workers are very friendly. I would recommend the rose sauce with linguini noodles. The lasagna is also very good and cheesy" - Sophie L. Restaurant Info * +1 905-450-1100 * http://www.pomodoro.ca * 200 County Ct Blvd Brampton, ON L6W 4K7 Canada * 10:30 AM - 10:00 PM 4. Fanzorelli's Restaurant & Wine Bar The restaurant is under new ownership and the menu offers a selection of freshly made dishes, pasta, pizza and much more. The restaurant is open 7 days a week. A private party room is available. The restaurant is fully licensed and has an extensive wine list. Food popular here * Wild Boar Alla Vodka * Tutti Fungi Pizza * Grilled Calamari Let’s see how people review this restaurant "One of the finest Italian eateries in Town . Excellence in cuisine. Italian beer with food was a great combination." - James T. "Cute authentic Italian spot in Brampton! Really a hidden gem. Ordered the seafood linguine with rose sauce and there was sufficient amount of mussels, calamari and scallops. We'll be back for more! Thanks!" - Michelle L. "This was such a lovely restaurant, I've been here twice now with my family and service and food were outstanding both times. I thought the food was great! Both mine and my Dad's were hot when they arrived at our table (always a good thing) and both meals were very flavourful! Some might argue it is a little overpriced however, I disagree as the food is reasonably priced for the outstanding quality. Our waitress was an absolute sweetheart and I can honestly say my family and I will be visiting again. Amazing place and a must go if you are ever in this area!" - Emma H. Restaurant Info * +1 905-450-9752 * https://www.fanzorellis.ca * 50 Queen Street W Brampton, ON L6X 4H3 Canada * 05:00 PM - 09:00 PM 5. DoughBox DoughBox Wood Fired Pizza is the culmination of everything that has been successful at Johnny Rocco's. Wood fired pizza and fresh pasta. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "It's my favourite and go to pizza!  They have a variety of pizzas to choose from which you will definitely fall in love!  You can even build your own pizza!" - Sarah B. "We were here for a planned lunch as we came to know they served wood fired pizza. Well, the pizza had all the flavours and crispy base but the centre was a little " not so crispy but soggy" but cooked. The pizza was loaded with all the mentioned toppings it was supposed to have. Well done for the price. We got a large pasta and the box was reasonably sized. Pasta tasted good too. I will be back here" - Anirutha C. "Everything about this place, from the service to the menu, is as straight forward as it comes. The manager was very friendly and attentive. She told us what their most popular pizzas are. We were stuck between two specialty pizzas so she said we could do half and half and allowed us to customize the pizza.   We ordered one pizza - half spicy buffalo chicken and half bianco with lemon pepper aioli drizzle all over. We removed the blue cheese topping. Once we got the pizza, the manager came around and made sure we were happy with the order. Bonus points for it being fired wood pizza. It definitely makes a difference to the taste of pizza. You can literally taste the quality of ingredients in every bite. It had the perfect amount of dough, ingredients and sauces. Great food, friendly service. I will definitely visit again to try the other items on the menu." - Tas M. Restaurant Info * https://doughbox.ca * 5955 Latimer Drive Unit 1B Heartland Centre Mississauga, ON L5V 0B7 Canada * 11:00 AM - 11:00 PM 6. East Side Mario's - Brampton A restaurant focused on serving up delicious Italian meals at great value. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Always a friendly staff and fast xeroxed big fancy restaurant love it, has a pizzeria right in the restaurant" - Shawn T. "Me and my boyfriend come here almost every week the food is great the staff is sooo nice and super fast!!! I said I had a movie to get to once and was rushing and we were served and given the bill in literally 30 minutes it was great!" - Kate O. "My husband and I were very impressed with this experience. Our waitress was Shanice. She was fast, personable, smiling and friendly. We let her know we had tickets to a movie and she made sure we didn't have to wait for the bill so we wouldn't be late.  My husband ordered fish and chips and got the biggest order we'd ever seen!  I ordered Chicken Parmigiana and again the portion size was huge. The all you can eat bread and salad was done perfectly. The drinks we ordered, I had strawberry dacquiri, he had a rye and coke, were perfect as well. It was very busy, quite a few people waiting as we were because we arrived without reservations. The wait wasn't long at all though as we were seated within 7 minutes. Even though it was very busy, all the staff were smiling and genuinely friendly. Kudos go out to the manager of this location for making sure that customer service is paramount. The washrooms were very clean as was the entire restaurant. It was a very nice dining experience. The only drawback would have been that it was a trifle noisy. But it was busy, there were several birthday celebrations going on in a family style restaurant so it's part of it and we didn't feel it detracted from what we were expecting. We will definitely return again." - Cathy M. Restaurant Info * +1 905-790-0040 * http://www.eastsidemarios.com * 130 Great Lakes Dr Brampton, ON L6R 2K7 Canada * 11:30 AM - 09:00 PM 7. Belsito Trattoria Belsito Trattoria is an authentic Italian restaurant that brings together a vast selection of wines with a focus on Italian varieties. We incorporate special seasonal features and a humble family recipe. Rated #1 restaurant in Kleinburg by TripAdvisor. Food popular here * Beef Tenderloin * Black Salted Cod * Seafood Risotto Let’s see how people review this restaurant "My favourite ITALIAN place hands down. "Italian" is capital because it's actually Italian. GREAT FOOD. The chicken (Cornish hen) is amazing. I'm not sure what sauce and spice they use, but it's like how Nonna used to make!!! The server is hilarious, and though he wasn't Italian, he acted it and it was a good time. 5/5" - Jon R. "Had dinner with friends here for the first time. Service was excellent. Staff were out of this world. Very friendly, personable and warm. Pino, Merva and Tony. There also was one other waiter, can't recall his name who was from Columbia, with a great voice singing happy birthday to people in the restaurant.....they were all GREAT!!!! Food portions were perfect as the food was very tasty and hot. Definitely recommend this restaurant to anyone who is looking to have a great evening with great people and phenomenal food without breaking the bank, which tastes great as well. Great work !" - Mike I. "Amazing place to dine wine and it's superb quality and atmosphere with of course everyone serving special thanks to Tony always friendly amazing and courteous Love the place and it's great taste of Italian cuisine a number 1 choice in Kleinburg" - Kuljit S. Restaurant Info * +1 905-552-7555 * http://www.belsitotrattoria.com * 10429 Islington Avenue Kleinburg, ON L0J Canada * 05:00 PM - 10:00 PM

1. BMC Market Winnipeg's Preferred Taco Place. Quality Food. Affordable. Local. Authentic. Friendly. Authentic Mexican Tacos. Delicious Affordable Meals. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Been going here for years, always amazing authentic food. I appreciate how they politely correct me as a I butcher the names of the tacos. I love how you can see the ladies hard at work while you order and everything is fresh and hot." - Emmie S. "Imho, BMC has the BEST tacos and quesadillas in the city. It's authentic and it's very affordable too. The place has a cozy atmosphere. I'd recommend trying it all. My personal fave is the chicken quesadilla." - Paul D. "Good tacos in Winnipeg, who would've thought.  This place is great.  The chorizo and barbacoa are my favorite.  I went for a taste of all the tacos.  I am from down south where tacos are plentiful and these stand up.  I will definitely be back." - Ron S. Restaurant Info * +1 204-415-5192 * 722 Osborne Street Winnipeg, MB R3L Canada * 11:30 AM - 08:00 PM 2. Mercadito Latino Mercadito Latino is a Latin American grocery store and restaurant. They offer a variety of Latin American products such as: tomatoes, chilies, peppers, avocados, plantains, mangos, pumpkin, jalapeños, beans, rice, and many more. Food popular here * Tortilla Soup * Tacos Des Res * Plato Salteado Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Delicious food... every time we try something new we are not disappointed. Our top favs include the tortilla soup, pupusas and yuca con chicharrón.  Everything is made fresh to order. Not the ideal place if you are in a rush or in a large group wanting all your orders out at the same time but it's definitely worth the wait." - Meags R. "Great little restaurant and Mexican/Salvadorian food supply shop. Felt cozy. Food was delicious, we had Pupusa and chicken tacos. Very authentic. Note, his card reader does not accept cards from outside Canada but there is an ATM at a bank a very short distance away." - Bryan A. "Mercadito Latino is a small family owned restaurant. Since it's a small family restaurant, it's never well-staffed, hence, the service is relatively slow. Even though the restaurant feels like it's a hole in the wall, I keep on going back because they serve the BEST Latino food in the City! The food is nothing but excellent! I can honestly tell you that Mercadito is significantly much better than La Fiesta Cafecito if you're debating between the two places. If you are looking for an authentic restaurant, this is the place! Here are my food recommendations: 1) Sopa de Tortilla (Tortilla Soup) 2) Tacos des Res (Beef Taco) - My Go-to for entree 3) Pupusas - my Significant Other's Go-to for entree 4) Corn Tamale (appetizer) 5) Quesadilla des Res - They serve the BEST quesadilla ever! Only if I can eat 10 meals in one seating, I would order everything off the whole menu! Overcall, this restaurant is highly recommended! Attire: casual" - FloRida F. Restaurant Info * +1 204-415-2870 * http://www.mercaditolatinostore.com * 570-C Sargent Avenue Winnipeg, MB R3E 0A2 Canada * 11:30 AM - 08:45 PM 3. Sargent Taco Shop The Sargent Taco Shop is a small, family run restaurant in the heart of the city. They offer authentic Mexican cuisine with ingredients that are sourced locally. The Sargent Taco Shop is a small, family run restaurant in the heart of the city. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "The mushroom tacos are so juicy and cheesy! Love them! The nopales cactus tacos are good too. The tacos have a lot of flavor and cheese. You can also add and take out ingredients, just tell the cashier what you want. My friend was impressed by the chicken tacos. He said they were very filling and the mild sauce wasn't super spicy but the spices that made the sauce were nice. This establishment is a small hole in the wall place but the food is delicious and the price is very affordable. I will recommend this place to my friends who want to taste real authentic tacos not from a fast food place." - Jennyfer A. "If you are eating tacos anywhere else in Winnipeg you are making a huge mistake!  Hands down the best most authentic taco in the city.  More than worth the trip" - Levi L. "My wife & I were in town & read this was a good place for authentic Mexican. It was fantastic! Definitely recommend trying it out !" - Adam F. Restaurant Info * +1 204-505-1121 * http://sargent-tacoshop.com * 698 Sargent Avenue Winnipeg, MB R3E 0A9 Canada * 11:30 AM - 08:00 PM 4. Carlos & Murphy's Carlos & Murphy's is a small family-owned restaurant that has been in business for over 30 years. They have a good selection of food, with a little something for everyone. The staff is always friendly and ready to help you find what you're looking for. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "The food is spectacular and the waitresses are super nice! I tried the "Shrimp Tacos" which comes in 3. The tacos are medium large and filled with lettuce, tomatoes, and cheese plus the delicious lightly battered shrimp in their own special sauce. It was heavenly food well worth the 20$ something dollars it cost. It is a bit pricey but so worth it! The atmosphere on the patio was great too. Nice shaded areas with good music flowing out of the speakers. I had a very enjoyable time!" - Jennyfer A. "Great food and relaxed atmosphere. Nothing fancy but a great place to eat. There nachos are enough for two to share." - Jon L. "Okay so let's begin by the walk-in; the door was a little hard to find being the first time there and it was night time but once we were in the environment of the place felt a little on the Mexico side with the decorations and all(loved it) Friendly service and it's fast so theres no waiting time trying to order the food. Once the food was there it didn't take too long for the food to get to our table and it tasted very good! Good environment Good service Good food !" - Stefany A. Restaurant Info * +1 204-284-3510 * http://www.carlosandmurphys.com * 129 Osborne Street Winnipeg, MB R3L 1Y4 Canada * 11:30 AM - 01:00 AM 5. QDOBA Mexican Eats At QDOBA Mexican Eats, we're all about flavor. From our unique ingredients, freshly prepared in-house throughout the day, to our friendly, dedicated employees, we bring flavor to the communities we serve. Food popular here * Craft Two * Tortilla Soup * Veggie Burrito Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Great food and great service. We're gluten free and they have delicious corn tacos and lots of ways to make their dishes work for GF needs. And it's just delicious every time. If you're ordering tacos, you need three. They're that good. Helpful and friendly staff every time." - Katie C. "Employees were very friendly, even when they forgot my chips they gave me double what I ordered. The line was short, so that was nice. Nothing worse than having to wait in a long line when your starving!   The food was delicious. Everything was hot and tasted fresh! Would recommend this location!" - Porsha H. "Qdoba's is my favourite go-to restaurants. My favourite entree is the burrito. It is fully customizable, fully loaded and flavourful. Highly recommend their rewards card as your points add up fast to free entrees." - Desiree S. Restaurant Info * +1 204-783-1601 * http://qdoba.com * 1340 Ellice Ave Unit 1 Winnipeg, MB R3G 0E9 Canada * 10:30 AM - 10:00 PM 6. JC's Tacos and More JC's Tacos and More is a family-owned and operated Mexican restaurant. They are famous for their delicious meals and old family recipes. JC's Tacos and More is a family-owned and operated Mexican restaurant. They are famous for their delicious meals and old family recipes. Food popular here * Steak Tacos * Pork Taco * Taco Plate Let’s see how people review this restaurant "By far, THE BEST Mexican food in Winnipeg. Food is outstanding and Margaritas are awesome, awesome, awesome!" - C C. "This place is delicious and pretty authentic Mexican food. I ordered the pupusa and the steak tacos. Pupusa is just 1 piece and delicious. Their steak tacos come in 3s. The meat is flavorful. The tacos came with beans, rice, lettuce and sour cream. I wish I went back before I left Winnipeg. The place itself is cute with colorful paintings on the wall. They have a lot of seating. It wasn't too busy when I went on a Wednesday around dinner time. Service is quick too. My guy ordered the veggie enchilada I believe and he enjoyed it as well! I highly recommend this place for their steak tacos." - Gabby A. "Delicious food! Friendly staff and great environment. Will definitely come here more often." - Moheeka S. Restaurant Info * +1 204-414-9187 * http://www.jcstacosandmore.com * 187 Henderson Highway Winnipeg, MB R2L 1L7 Canada * 11:30 AM - 09:00 PM

1. Ajio Sushi Compact venue with comfy booths specializing in elevated sushi rolls & Korean & Japanese dishes. Food popular here * Spicy Chicken * Bento Box * Gan Poong Gi Let’s see how people review this restaurant "We tried to eat at this place last week but there were no tables. It looks like a hole in the Wal, so we figured the food must be good. So, off we went two nights ago and YES, this is a great place. Even though it was full again and we had to walk around for a spell then wait inside the for for the crowd to cool. The green salad is one of the best I've ever had. The tempura is not all conventional but the shrimps were amazing. This is our new go-to :)" - Eddie M. "Recommendation: Spicy chicken with cheese Really good taste Kimchi pancake is fine and the location is really good" - Mingxuan C. "Great food for a fair price. You scan a QR code upon arrival to view their menu. They have 10% off for cash discount. Order ahead if possible as they were slammed from 5PM onward. I ordered the yaki udon with chicken. Good portion sizes with lots of veggies and al-dente noodles. Came with sides of sweet radish and kimchi. For $15 this was a nice treat. I'll be back next time to try their spicy chicken and toppoki." - Lo C. Restaurant Info * +1 905-526-8888 * https://www.ajiosushikorea.com * 161 King Street E Hamilton, ON L8R 1J6 Canada * 11:30 AM - 12:00 AM 2. Spring Sushi We are open! 7 days a week! Lunch and dinner! Dine in or Take out! Hope to see you soon! Food popular here * Spicy Salmon Crunchy Roll * Red Dragon Roll * Rainbow Roll Let’s see how people review this restaurant "We just left Spring Sushi, and we must say, it was fantastic! The food was fresh and served quickly, and when we asked the server about the music the restaurant was playing, Omar went out of his way to give us the name of the Playlist. Super customer service from all the staff! We'll be back!!  :D" - Erica L. "Amazing place i love it serves windfall i recommended food its so so tasty Avery single plate tast amazing am no joking am so serious" - Lily I. "The food you receive for this price is great. Waiters are super friendly, and wait for your food is short. Definitely a top spot in Hamilton." - Marina Y. Restaurant Info * +1 905-383-6866 * http://www.springsushi.com * 1508 Upper James St Hamilton, ON L9B 1K3 Canada * 11:00 AM - 10:30 PM 3. Paper Crane Sushi It's a heartbreaking day for local sushi lovers, as one of Hamilton's only spots for elevated Japanese bites has just announced that their doors. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Spectacular flavours. Unlike anything I've had anywhere and we've had great sushi in TO and along the west coast. Simon is a genius and the service is warm and friendly. It's small so book a table if you can. Not cheap but worth every single dollar. If you love good food, it's a must try!!" - Jisun H. "Amazing meal, really the only good Japanese I've tried in Hamilton. Was sad when Matsuri closed but this is next level. Every dish was excellent and beautifully presented! Service a little slow on a weekend night but very friendly and responsive. Absolutely recommend come here!" - Katie C. "Wow! Absolutely incredible. I don't expect to see this quality of fish in Hamilton. Simon, the chef, is a lovely man who takes great pride in his work. He imports beautiful fish from Japan and treats them with respect.  I had the omakase 10 course meal and was blown away.  The toro, the uni, the fluke, the unagi, the scallop!  So many good things.  Not cheap, for sure, but quality fish never is." - Ron S. Restaurant Info * +1 905-525-1001 * https://www.papercranesushi.ca * 163 John Street South Hamilton, ON L8N 2C3 Canada 4. Sushi On Fennell Sushi On Fennell is a take-out and delivery sushi restaurant. They offer a wide range of sushi, from California rolls to nigiri. They also offer a wide range of rolls, from the spicy crunchy crab roll to the tempura shrimp roll. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "My wife and I and only get the veg option on the menu but idk what it is but this place is bomb. Efficient, friendly and idk how they make cucumber and avocado so magical LOL I highly recommend. Also the seaweed salad is amazing I eat 2 potions. Our go to place." - Enio C. "My go to sushi place. Great quality and good value. You can't go wrong. Best sushi in Hamilton!" - Vicky C. "Hands down the best sushi I've  had in Hamilton. They are so consistent. Unfortunately, their wait time for your order can be long, but it's worth the wait." - Tanisha B. Restaurant Info * +1 905-389-9669 * http://www.sushionfennell.com * 669 Fennell Avenue E Hamilton, ON L8V 1V3 Canada * 03:00 PM - 09:00 PM 5. Sushi-Ya Waterdown has needed a nice sushi spot and this is it. Service is friendly front of house and in behind the sushi counter. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Amazing sushi. Friendly staff. Reasonable price.  Current curb side pickup is fast and easy.  When the pandemic is over we will be looking forward to dining in." - Eric R. "Cozy place. Good price and decent foods. Just wish for a little more soup options but so far so good. Service is great too." - Minh T. "Small quiet spot with FRESH food. Waterdown has needed a nice sushi spot and this is it. Service is friendly front of house and in behind the sushi counter. Be sure to call before as they have limited spots to be seated. The take out was steady the entire time we were there. It's a go to spot for sushi in the Waterdown Burlington area. Won't be disappointed." - Jon S. Restaurant Info * +1 905-690-2233 * http://www.waterdownsushiya.com * 11A-255 Dundas Street E Hamilton, ON L8B 0E5 Canada 6. Fishing Sushi At Fishing Sushi Restaurant we pride ourselves on the ability to offer our customers delicious and authentic Japanese food, created to the highest standards. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "10/10 recommend Fish and veggies always fresh the 2x I've ordered here. My new fav sushi place since I moved here :)" - Ruth W. "Best sushi in town! Super fresh & delicious. Their online ordering system is very easy to navigate. Quick & efficient. Highly recommend!!" - Hung N. Restaurant Info * +1 289-396-8888 * https://fishingsushi.ca * 542 Concession Street Hamilton, ON L8V 1A9 Canada * 11:30 AM - 09:00 PM

1. La Brioche Pastries & Bakery A terrific assortment of delicious pastries and sweets at excellent prices. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "We stopped in after visiting the barber shop across from this bakery, they treated us to a piece while we were there and we had to give this place a try! Baklava is yummy, the lady who served us patiently explained the sweetness & flavours since it was our first time buying these sweets. Can't say if it's better than other places because we haven't been to other bakeries yet, but for newbies... we're happy with the quality!" - Angel C. "I ordered the Kunafa and it was really delicious. The rest of the collection looked so yummy too." - Rihab A. "I went for my first time last night and am I ever glad I did. I tried multiple items by purchasing a small plate. I wasn't very familiar with the items but the lady working was more than happy to assist me in understanding what everything was. It was so delicious and such a great experience. I felt bad as I had many questions yet they were so happy to help. Well worth a visit." - Jason T. Restaurant Info * +1 613-695-9911 * 2440 Bank Street Ottawa, ON K1V 0T7 Canada * 09:00 AM - 09:00 PM 2. 3 Sisters Bakeshop 3 Sisters Bakeshop serving hand-made pastries, fresh coffee, tasty paninis and delicious ice cream. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "First time coming here. I tried many times before but the time was not updated and whenever I would try to go in it would be closed. Now that I know their schedule I will go more often and bring my friends there too. The staff is friendly , they currently have a patio open which is nice due to covid and after corona maybe they will allow indoor seating again. It is a nice bakery in Ottawa south that also offers gluten free items ." - Amster S. "Great place to come sit and eat food. Free parking outside, food and coffee is great. The pricing of everything isn't bad at all. Food tasted great and was fresh. The owner is very friendly and cool to chat with." - Eragon A. "If you love great homemade baking, then this is a great spot. So good, I followed them from Winchester, to Ottawa and now in another part of Ottawa. Everything is delicious!" - Janie M. Restaurant Info * +1 613-695-9122 * http://www.threesistersbakeshop.com * 2211 Arch Street Ottawa, ON K1G Canada * 07:30 AM - 06:00 PM 3. Chippers Bakery We create delicious soft half pound cookies with unique flavours. Our desserts are fresh, and baked to perfection. We also make cakes, and other baked goods. Everything is made from scratch! Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Omg! Chippers Bakery has huge cookies that weigh half a pound each cookie!! And they are delicious! And they have cool flavours! I was so excited to try Chippers and I was not disappointed. Cookies are $3.50 each, but if you buy 6 you get a 10% discount (only applies to walk-ins, not pre-orders). I got 6 cookies: Ube, Strawberry Shortcake, Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip, Vegan Apple Crumble, Red Velvet, and Oatmeal Apple Walnut. I really wanted to try the Root Beer cookie, but they didn't have any the day I was there :( Nonetheless, the ones I got were all delicious. They were so soft and full of flavour. I loved them all. However, if I had to pick my top favourites from the ones I got I would say: Vegan Apple Crumble, Strawberry Shortcake and Ube. They have been open for about 6 months, so they are a relatively new business. Staff were very friendly and welcoming. The bakery is very small, and there is no seating whatsoever. Street parking only." - Jennifer P. "What an amazing bakery! I got 6 cookies... They're all so tasty. Each is 1/2 a pound and perfectly cooked. Each bite is so dense and chewy and WONDERFUL. Also, I think that they are extremely well priced considering the size and quality. 10/10" - Emma N. "THESE ARE SPECIAL. Who doesn't want a giant cookie? They have a lot of flavour varieties and a discount for walk-ins when you order half or full dozen. Chippers does have delivery too though. We loved the original chocolate chip and the butterscotch toffee WOW. Did I mention that they're half a pound each lol (I got the scale out to be sure). Super nice staff too." - Morgan P. Restaurant Info * https://chippersbakery.com * 1055 Somerset St W Ottawa, ON K1Y 3C4 Canada 4. True Loaf Bread True Loaf Bread is a bakery that offers artisanal breads to the public. The bakery is a very small and humble establishment that offers a variety of different types of breads. They offer everything from traditional loaves of bread to gluten-free varieties of bread. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Tried the raisin and chai spices bread and also the date and fennel one. I LOAF the raisin one! With a little oven time you won't be able to tell it's a day-old bread (price is lovely too, you get 20% off for day-old ones). They sprinkled raisin and spices to the dough very generously, you'll be able to taste them in every single bite. The date and fennel one is a baguette sized bread that looks incredibly beautiful, while the taste is definitely not for everyone, it has a strong fennel taste, which in my opinion is a bit too strong and overshadowed the bread's taste, it feels like I'm eating fennel directly imo, so be careful if you are not a fan of strongly spiced bread, or go grab one now if you love fennel. Definitely going back to try the apple and cider bread! I love the place." - Adrianna L. "Great bread. The khorasan sourdough loaf is standout amazing. They don't seem to offer a white/whole wheat/rye mixed sourdough--the oversized miche is a whole wheat sourdough. I recommend the rye sourdough (it's a rye/ww mix) if you're looking for this type of bread. The rye sourdough is excellent." - Chris T. "The bakery uses fresh, not dried yeast, also ancient grains, organic flours,....and it ends in outstanding bread products.  Try the chili chocolate buns ( A huge hit at my daughters baby shower) or their chai raisin buns, and did I mention the orange chocolate buns?  Outstanding quality and amazing taste.  Worth the drive." - Pat M. Restaurant Info * +1 613-680-4178 * http://www.trueloaf.ca * 573 Gladstone Avenue Ottawa, ON K2P 0P3 Canada * 07:00 AM - 06:00 PM 5. BeaverTails BeaverTails has been providing Canadians with a delicious treat since 1979. We are famous for our signature fried dough pastry, topped with a variety of decadent and delicious toppings. BeaverTails has been providing Canadians with a delicious treat since 1979. Food popular here * Beaver Tail * Killaloe Sunrise * Chocolate Hazelnut Let’s see how people review this restaurant "The way they make their beaver tails are the best definitely recommend go see their beaver tail stand on George street downtown" - Amber L. "I'm so obsessed with beaver tails, it's a must-try for anyone in the area. We got the original (cinnamon sugar) and bananarama (Nutella and banana). It's crispy, chewy, sweet, and just perfect overall." - Elaine L. "Must visit place in Ottawa. A nice snack in the heart of the market. I recommend either the classic brown sugar or the Nutella and banana. Long lines and a touristy spot but a yummy Canadian staple." - Shayna S. Restaurant Info * +1 613-241-1230 * http://www.beavertails.com * 69 George Street Ottawa, ON K1N 1K1 Canada * 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM 6. Indulgence Bakery Indulgence Bakery is a custom-designed bakery and event planning service specializing in custom cakes, cupcakes, and children's birthday parties. Indulgence Bakery currently offers cupcake decorating birthday parties for children where they can decorate their own cupcakes and take them home. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Amazing, simply amazing! I emailed Indulgence bakery after seeing how awesome the cakes looked on their website. I sent them a few pictures to go by, and they totally nailed it. I had a surprise BDay party for my lovely Mrs, and didnt know what kind of cake to order. I decided on getting a custom cake, shaped and styled according to her favorite book. Sara contacted me back with the details. Her promptness, and respect for my lack of time and excessive amount of questions already gave me good vibes about them. All questions answered, all payment and delivery options fulfilled. She was on time, and helped me decided on the cake filling and flavor. we decided on Chocolate cake with vanilla bean frosting, but it tasted like butter cream. sooo good. And the cake was Gorgeous. Will post pics soon." - Marvin Abdul Hasib S. Restaurant Info * http://indulgencebakery.ca * Ottawa, ON Canada

 1. Girls Super Soft Microfleece Blanket Super Soft Plush Fuzzy Bed Microfiber Holiday and Winter Warm Blanket (60"x50", Black1) We Believe In Our Products So Much We Guarantee That You Will Love It!  Customer review: This is a nice blanket for any gilmore girls fan - S Drake  Price: 40.99  2. Bold And Brash Car Truck Bus Flannel Fleece Blanket, Soft Microfiber Cozy Lightweight Sofa Travel Blanket for Baby, Kids, Youth (40x50 Inch) Flannel fleece blanket is a type of throw blanket that is perfect for bed and couch, with outstanding comfort and warmth. This blanket is made of 100% microfiber polyester which offers amazing wrinkle resistance and gets softer with each wash. This fleece blanket is a good choice for.  Customer review: My son loves this blanket so soft - Jessica  Price: 19.98  3. Jay Franco Disney Frozen 2 40" x 50" Blanket, Kids Super Soft 2 Piece Nogginz Set Featuring Elsa, Anna, & Olaf (Official DisneyProduct) This officially licensed Disney Frozen 2 nogginz set features new art work from Frozen 2. This plush and cozy set can be used for lounging around the house, traveling in the car, or while watching movies. It would make the perfect yearround gift for any child.  Customer review: This was a great deal! I bought it for my niece and she loves it! - Paul  Price: 39.0  4. EVERYDAY KIDS Toddler Throw Blanket - 30" by 40" - Under Construction - Super Soft, Plush, Warm and Comfortable This everyday kids toddler throw blanket is perfect for cuddling up on the couch, reading a book, or napping on the floor. It is a soft, warm, and comfortable throw blanket made from a plush material. The blanket is also easy to care for, thanks to its machine washable construction.  Customer review: We purchased this blanket for our train loving grandson and it is exactly what we were looking for! - Helen Diaz  Price: 12.99  5. Comfy Critters Stuffed Animal Blanket – Cat – Kids Huggable Pillow and Blanket Perfect for Pretend Play, Travel, nap time. Take your Comfy Critter with you wherever you go! This plush, huggable, machinewashable toy is the perfect size for both kids and adults to snuggle up with.  Customer review: My Daughter loves it - Jonathan  Price: 19.99  6. CASOFU Burritos Blanket, Giant Flour Tortilla Throw Blanket, Novelty Tortilla Blanket for Your Family, Soft and Comfortable Flannel Taco Blanket for Kids. (Yellow, 80 inches) Our CASOFU Burrito Blanket is the most loved and perfect gift. Our selfdesigned blanket is made of thickened material, which gives you the most comfortable experience. The blanket is perfect for any season of the year. This blanket is always with you.  Customer review: I bought this blanket as a 10 year old boy birthday gift, and my kids thought it was so neat and soft that I ended up buying two more. Blanket is lightweight and very realistic looking. Fun gift for a Stranger Things fan. - Melissa  Price: 36.99  7. Disney Minnie Mouse Travel Set - 3 Piece Kids Travel Set Includes Blanket, Pillow, & Plush (Offical Disney Pixar Product) Minnie Mouse throw blanket measures 40 x 50 inches, decorative pillow measures 12 x 12 inches, and plush meaures 6 inches. Add a touch of decorative enchantment to your travels with our fashionable and super soft travel set. Fun and colorful design features your favorite Disney icon, Minnie Mouse. Machine wash cold.  Customer review: My grand daughter could not stop screaming with excitement. She can not go anywhere withought the three items. - HBOT Man  Price: 29.99  8. Jay Franco Disney Moana Island Girl Sherpa Throw Blanket - Measures 50 x 60 inches, Kids Bedding - Fade Resistant Super Soft - (Official Disney Product) Moana sherpa blanket will make any child smile and will make watching TV, reading a book or snuggling on the couch more comfortable.  Customer review: Since the dog stole my dads favorite blanket, I got him this to replace it. He loves it, says it’s even softer than the one the dog took and he uses it more than the other one. Dog is also trying to take this one, she believes all blankets are for her. - Elaine  Price: 26.99  9. Blankie Tails | Disney Frozen Wearable Blanket - Frozen Disney Movie Double Sided Super Soft and Cozy Disney Blanket Minky Fleece Blanket (56'' H x 30' W (Kids Ages 5 - 12), Frozen 2 - Olaf) Blankie Tails is proud to introduce our set of Disney Frozen Wearable Blanket.  Customer review: This was bought as a gift and my niece absolutely loved it. Very soft material and very cozy. It wasn’t super thick but perfect for to lounge it - Alisha B.  Price: 18.99  10. Jay Franco Gilmore Girls Stars Hallow Throw Blanket - Measures 46 x 60 inches - Fade Resistant Bedding Super Soft Fleece Bedding (Official Gilmore Girls Product) Enjoy the comfort warmth, and coziness of this gilmore girls super plush blanket all year round.  Customer review: If u like gilmore girls you will literally love this blanket. It’s cozy and long enough so that u can cover ur feet!!! It has everything that symbolizes the show (lukes diner coffee mug, the gazebo, the yellow lillie’s, dragonfly in logo, pizza, als pancake world chinese food, luke’s burgers, chilton symbol, a coffee cup, and most importantly the Gilmore Girls name. - Katerina Macias  Price: 24.99

 1. ALLAIBB Toddler Baby Boy Girl Winter Snowsuit Coat Thick Outwear Warm Hood Snow Suit Jumpsuit ALLAIBB Toddler Baby Boy Girl Winter Snowsuit Thick Outwear. Suitable for 1-4T unisex babies.  Customer review: I love that my almost 2yr old big-headed baby can where the hood over a hat. It is very cute. I think the zipper design is neat but it seems a big long at the top under the chin. Doesn't bother baby though. I like that the pants are on the short side so that boots fit nicely. It is lightweight but seems plenty warm. Had a lot of fun playing in our first big snowfall. - Ace's Mom  Price: 36.99  2. Fleece Baby Bunting Bodysuit – Infant One Piece Kids Hooded Romper Outerwear Toddler Jacket Time to snuggle! With an irresistibly cute novelty design, this baby bunting will keep your little one warm and cozy when the temperature drops. Just slip your baby or child into this incredibly soft fleece jumpsuit and pop them into the car seat or stroller for a day of adventure - even great for nighttime to keep your baby or child warm. A perfect Halloween costume, birthday present, or holiday gift, this adorable baby bunting is sure to make everyone jealous! A must have for cooler climates.  Customer review: This little bunting bodysuit was purchased for my new granddaughter. I love the rich color and the fabric is soft. I think it might be a good travel suit for the late fall and winter because it is hooded, and has fold over hand flaps. - Indymom  Price: 29.99  3. Winter Down Coats for Kids Baby Boys Girls Light Puffer Padded Jacket Bear Hoods Infant Outerwear The Fine Winter Down Coats for Kids, Baby Boys Girls Light Puffer Padded Jacket With Hoods Bear Infants, Toddler Outerwear is made of high quality material, it is a good choice for the winter season. The winter jacket can keep your baby warm and comfortable in the cold winter.  Customer review: This is an awesome down jacket for my kid, - Abhi  Price: 22.77  4. 3 Pcs Baby Flannel Lining Snowsuit Unisex Winter Warm Jumpsuit Double Zip Up Romper Ohrwurm high-quality children's clothing, focusing on children's clothing, carefully designed fashion style, with soft skin fabric with ingenious tailoring process, care for the baby's warm childhood. Committed to providing better quality and affordable baby clothes for mothers, to give babies a comfortable clothing experience. Your satisfaction is our lifelong pursuit!  Customer review: This was just too cute to see my son play in the snow in. He looked like an adorable red starfish. The mittens and the hoodie kept him warm we did have something underneath but this was perfect to keep him dry. - Nicolas C.  Price: 46.89  5. Abong Puffer Baby Winter Suit - Newborn Snowsuit with Warm Fleece Lining and Bear-Eared Hoodie - Washable Bunting Bodysuit Abon his a highquality winter suit that is easy to put on and take off. It's a jump suit that has a zipper all the way down to the waist. It has a cute hood with bear ears. The hood has a visor to keep it from falling back.  Customer review: Great product so far. I bought a couple of different winter suits from different brands, all 18-24 month in size, to see which one was the best. This one was the winner: hoodie proportionate to the body, zipper protection, filling is thick and I did a water drop test and the water did not absorb- just pearled on the surface. Seems perfect for your ski trip and this one was the clear winner among the 3 bought. - Frenchie Mama  Price: 49.98  6. Newborn Baby Bear Ear Hooded Romper Infant Baby Fleece Zipper Snowsuit Warm Winter Onesie Newborn panda bear cat cartoon jumpsuit cute animal embroidery graphic romper winter onesies hooded outfit. This newborn baby snowsuit with 3D ear cartoon bear and a toddler fleece romper zipper design, elliptical crotch design is convenient to change baby diapers.  Customer review: This is so cute! My daughter loves twirling around and watching the colored panels flare out! - SababaBenji  Price: 18.99  7. Fairy Baby Newborn Baby Snowsuit Onesie Winter Coat Warm Bear Footie Romper for Infant Girls Boys If you are looking for the best baby snow suit for your baby, then you should check this cute baby snow suit on our store. This baby snow suit is made of the highquality materials. All the materials are chosen to ensure the comfort of your baby.  Customer review: Was a little big but still worth it. Super soft! - Jasmine  Price: 26.99

 1. Aveeno Daily Moisturizing Lotion, 2.5 Ounce (Pack of 3) Aveeno Daily Moisturizing Lotion is dermatologist recommended and contains natural colloidal oatmeal to moisturize for a full 24 hours. It is fragrance free, and is clinically proven to relieve dry skin. This lotion is 2.5 fluid ounces, making it easy to carry with you!  Customer review: Aveeno makes great products- this is just one of them. Purchased this as a gift item and recipient appreciated the lotion. Unscented is preferred. Non greasy and works very well. Great as a gift for yourself or for others. - Owl Lee The Beast  Price: 8.73  2. NIVEA Soft, Refreshingly Soft Moisturizing Cream, Body Cream, Face Cream, and Hand Cream, 3 Pack of 2.6 Oz Tubes The key to soft, beautiful skin has arrived with NIVEA Soft, Refreshingly Soft Moisturizing Cream. NIVEA Soft is an allinone refreshing body cream, face moisturizer and hand cream that delivers longlasting moisture and soft, supple skin.  Customer review: This stuff just works. No crazy acids or active ingredients, just effective moisturization. Its almost ironic to put this on after the rest of my (expensive) skincare routine is complete but I've never found a better workhorse moisturizer, especially for humid summer months. note: fragrance fades quickly, but it is a powdery and cheap fragrance. something to be aware of it you are sensitive to scent - Perry Frost  Price: 13.35  3. Simple Sassy Hydrating Light Moisturizer Mini Travel Size Eco Friendly Pouch, 1.69 Fl Oz, Pack of 3 Simple Hydrating Light Moisturizer Mini Travel Size Eco Friendly Pouch, 1.69 Fl Oz, Pack of 3 Keep skin moisturized and pampered for up to 12 hours Be ready for your day with this ultra light, flexible packaging and portable facial moisturizer!  Customer review: For the money this is a great buy. It's not oily or greasy. Make-up can be applied over the moisturizer with no streaking. It's also a great moisturizer. I'm on my second bottle. - Kay M.  Price: 3.94  4. NIVEA Shea Nourish Body Lotion, Dry Skin Lotion with Shea Butter, Pack of 6, 2.5 Fl Oz Travel Size Toiletries NIVEA Shea Nourish Body Lotion: Daily body lotion for dry skin Shea butterenriched formula Nongreasy formula Dermatologically tested 48hour moisturization Perfect for dry hands, feet, and body"  Customer review: Bought these for my kids backpacks and to go in everyone’s cars. Perfect size, nice scent and a great moisturizer. - Noël & Rick Ross  Price: 14.34  5. CeraVe Moisturizing Cream | 1.89 Ounce | Travel Size Face and Body Moisturizer for Dry Skin , ivory CeraVe Moisturizing Cream is a moisturizing cream that penetrates deeply into the layers of the stratum corneum (the skin barrier) to restore the balance of lipids that are essential for an effective skin barrier.  Customer review: I use the moisturizing cream everyday! I was traveling and needed a travel-sized version and this was perfect. - Mikaela Cuevas  Price: 17.80

 1. Wise Owl Outfitters Camping Blanket - Large, Packable & Waterproof Warm Camping Quilt - Outdoor Blanket for Stadium, Backpacking, Camping, and Hiking Compact, lightweight and portable.  Customer review: The idea of this blanket is awesome. It’s fairly warm, I loved buttoning it to make a poncho. But unbuttoning it the first time using this feature I ripped out 1 button. The next time I ripped out 2. Very cheaply made buttons that are impossible to unbutton without it ripping out. Now I can’t use the poncho feature deeming it useless for my needs. 2/5 buttons ripped out after using it twice. - Hethaaa  Price: 49.95  2. Emergency Survival Kit and First Aid Kit, 142Pcs Professional Survival Gear and Equipment with Molle Pouch, for Men Camping Outdoor Adventure LUXMOM emergency survival kit is a professional survival kit with 142 emergency emergency survival equipment and emergency supplies. It's very convenient and practical, equip with emergency survival equipment and emergency supplies, can meet your different needs in emergencies and medical care. Emergency survival kit with 142 pieces of emergency survival equipment and emergency  Customer review: Great starter kit to build on from. Thanks! - AGoodFella408  Price: 69.99  3. Warm Fleece Balaclava Ski Bike Full Face Mask Neck Warmer Winter Sports Cap Purjoy is an outdoor sports brand that advocates "ENJOY SPORTS, ENJOY OUTDOORS ADVENTURES". It has been committed to the research and development of running equipment and outdoor sports products.  Customer review: I get for use when I will going to ski with my family. - helaine brandão silva  Price: 11.98  4. Etekcity Camping Lantern Battery Powered LED for Power Outages, Emergency Light for Hurricane Supplies Survival Kits, Operated Lamp, Camping Gear Accessories Essentials, 2 Pack Etekcity Camping Lantern Battery Powered LED for Power Outages, Emergency Light for Hurricane Supplies Survival Kits, Operated Lamp, Camping Gear Accessories Essentials, 2 Pack The Camping Lantern is a compact and lightweight lantern that is great for power outages, hurricanes, camping, and emergencies.  Customer review: Easy to set up just need to remove battery tab. Easy to adjust brightness by sliding cover up & down. Easy carry handles & will sit flush on table, etc. - Amazon Customer  Price: 16.99  5. Fltom Camp Tent Stove, Portable Wood Stove - High Efficiency Secondary Burn Stove for Tent with Large Firebox, Double Wall Hot Tent Stove Include Tempered Glass, Stainless Steel Grill and Chimney Pipes Compact size, lightweight, easy to carry High efficiency secondary burn stove for tent with large firebox Double wall hot tent stove with tempered glass, stainless steel grill and chimney pipes Ideal for camping in cold weather Collapsible legs, sectional flue pipes Package  Customer review: It heated the tent great but the door hinge broke the second time I put wood in. I am glad I had gloves that was the only way was place it in and lock it. - Carol  Price: 207.99  6. The North Face Men's Thermoball Traction Bootie Durable and waterproof.  Customer review: Purchased for my 12yr old to use around the house. I purchased a size above what he is now in order to allow room for growth. They are very convenient (easy on/off) and super comfortable, he loves them. I will be getting him another set to for use while camping. I can recommend these. - Joel Berberena  Price: 41.79  7. FosPower Emergency Waterproof Rain Poncho (4 Pack) Reusable Thermal Blanket Lightweight Weather Resistant Raincoat with Hood for Camping Accessories, Outdoors, Emergency Kit Supplies, Essential The FosPower emergency rain poncho is made of 28µm thermal PE material. It is able to retain 90% of your body heat, reducing the risk of hypothermia.  Customer review: Easy to keep in my car. Durable and compact. - lolita  Price: 14.99  8. Gear Doctors Camping Pads Gear Doctors ApolloAir Sleeping Pad is the perfect balance for mobility, comfort, and warmth. It is the same size and weight of a 500 ml water bottle. This sleeping pad is 3.2 inches thick and is a combination of a protective layer, insulation layer, and design layer.  Customer review: I purchased this pad as a backup for my Big Agnus. I go on a Colorado high country hunting trip every Sept. I compared the 2 side by side and have some information for others if interested. Cost The top quality pads are traditionally around $200 but this pad is half of that. Also, this pad comes with an inflation bag. I had to purchase that separate with the Big Agnus as you can see the orange inflater bag is from Sea to Summit. Weight Gear Dr (GD) - 16.8 oz Big Agnus Q Core SLX (BA) - 17.6 oz Size and Shape As you can see, the GD is a little longer and has more of a mummy shape. It also packs down a little smaller. Take into consideration that I have used the BA many times before and that the GD is new and we all know things are smaller new as you can never get them back into the original packaging. Noise This is always the challenge with UL pads. They may be super light, but they sound like you are rolling around on a snare drum. I had the NeoAir pad in the past and it was light as could be but too noisy for me. The BA is slightly quieter and it has a softer feel to the touch. I have not slept on the GD pad yet but in my initial comparison, it does not seem to be significant. Nights on the pad will tell. Considerations and Opinions The BA pad has the ability to inflate it and push a value to let air out a little at a time. This allows easy adjustment to your preferred comfort. The GD pad does not. However, I under inflated the GD pad and then just added air a breath at a time and this was an easy fix. In my opinion, I think this pad will be great for back sleepers. The baffles are left to right. I prefer up and down baffles as (at least in my head) this helps me from rolling off the pad at night. Overall, I really like this pad and plan to test it next month to see how it performs in the mountains. I was not able to rate the sleeping comfort at this time but by initial assessment is positive. I prefer a slightly under-inflated pad to over-inflated for my sleeping comfort. Beginners traditionally inflate to max fill and then the pad is more like a trampoline than a sleeping pad. I made this mistake early in my backpacking but not anymore. Overall, I think this pad has a lot of potential. It's less than half the cost and lighter in weight that my current pad. For the younger cost conscious back sleepers out there, I think this is certainly an item where you can save a few bucks and still get a good UL pad. The cost to weight ratio is excellent. Take the money you save here and put that toward a better bag or quilt. This may also serve the side sleepers out there... Time will tell as to the quality and durability but the company has a lifetime warranty. Overall, I would recommend this purchase and have recommended it to others that are going on the trip with me this Sept. - John Paulson  Price: 99.95

Mother Nature has blessed the United States with numerous natural wonders such as mountains, lakes, rivers, forests, waterfalls and hot springs. A hidden jewel amongst these nature’s bounty is the beautiful hot springs in USA. Besides its calming effect on people, the hot springs in USA are also frequented by many for its therapeutic uses. There are many famous hot springs in USA, as a result of which, there is a steady rise in the number of resorts and spas around them. 1. Iron Mountain Hot Springs, Colorado Overlooking the mighty Colorado River in the historic town of Glenwood Springs, Iron Mountain Hot Springs offers a more intimate and varied soaking experience than at the nearby (and better known) Glenwood Hot Springs Resort. You can choose your own adventure at the 16 geothermal mineral soaking pools here (ages 5 and up only), connected by heated walkways. 2. Homestead Crater, Utah As long as you’re okay with a hot springs soak that’s not as hot as most of them (temperatures max out around 96°F here), Utah’s Homestead Crater definitely delivers the most diverse onsite experiences of any hot springs we know. Where else can you not only float in womb-like waters but also scuba dive in them (if you’re certified), snorkel and even try some SUP yoga within the beehive-shaped dome of the hot springs’ natural limestone. 3. Castle Hot Springs, Arizona Tucked into a scenic canyon in the Bradshaw Mountains, just an hour from Phoenix, Castle Hot Springs has been luring tourists since the late 1800s–and Indigenous peoples for far longer–with its healing waters. Now a luxury all-inclusive wellness resort, it’s well worth a stay here for exceptional stargazing at night, a thrilling onsite via ferrata course and, of course, 24-hour access to mineral hot springs that cascade across three pools of varying temperatures. 4. Chena Hot Springs, Alaska If there’s any state in the US that naturally begs you to seek out a hot spring, then it’s Alaska. And one of the most famous ones in the state is found 150 miles south of the Arctic Circle near Fairbanks at Chena Hot Springs. If your luck is on point here during the darker months of the year, from late August through late April, you might even get lucky and catch the Northern Lights swirling overhead while you soak. 5. Avalanche Ranch Hot Springs, Colorado You can come as a day-tripper or stay the night in adorable cabins (including the Chuck Wagon, which sleeps only two people and sits atop actual wheels) at this inimitable hot springs resort in Colorado’s sublime Crystal River Valley. Surrounded by mountains in the White River National Forest, Avalanche Ranch Hot Springs has three hot spring pools on the property of varying sizes that cascade, waterfall-like, down the mountainside. 6. Orvis Hot Springs, Colorado Ten indoor and outdoor soaking pools beckon uninhibited lovers of lithium-infused water to this clothing-optional oasis just north of Ouray in southwestern Colorado. Water temperatures in the various pools at Orvis Hot Springs run the range from a nippy 65°F to a steamy 114°F in the lobster pot, so you can try alternating hot and cold dips if you really want to get your blood flowing. 7. Hot Springs State Park, Wyoming What’s better than a hot spring surrounded by nature in a state park? How about free-entry hot springs surrounded by nature in a state park. That’s right, there’s no one taking tickets or sliding your credit card to access the Wyoming State Bath House in Thermopolis, Wyoming, at Hot Springs State Park. Indoor and outdoor mineral hot springs flow up from the earth at 128°F and are cooled to 104°F for your therapeutic bathing benefit. 8. Benton Hot Springs, California Camping alongside your own private hot spring-fed soaking tub with spectacular views? We’re into it. The 11 private hot spring-fed soaking pools at Benton Hot Springs in California’s Mono County are available for overnight rentals and sit astride your own picnic table and fire pit for roasting s’mores post soaking session. Feel free to pitch a tent (or show up in an RV or camper) for the night to linger longer and enjoy the dark skies overhead (there’s an inn here with a few rustic rooms, too, but camping is where it’s at). 9. Tolovana Hot Springs, Alaska Where Chena Hot Springs tends to draw the aurora-seeking masses to its sprawling outdoor hot pool, this more remote Alaskan hot spring destination 45 miles as the crow (or helicopter) flies north of Fairbanks makes you earn it—which means hiking or flying in during the summer months, or arriving by dogsled or on skis when it’s snowy. As you might imagine, arriving by dog sled to Tolovana Hot Springs pretty much takes the cake, and you can head out with Arctic Dog Aventure Co. to reach the springs on multi-night dog sledding expeditions that promise one awesome adventure (and often the Northern Lights, too). 10. Burgdorf Hot Springs, Idaho Topping the list of Idaho’s most epic and historic hot springs, Burgdorf Hot Springs is on the National Register of Historic Places and delivers a true western experience. Open to guests who overnight in the rustic collection of onsite cabins as well as day visitors who register their visits in advance, the springs are surrounded by the lodgepole-pine covered slopes of the Salmon River Mountains and original wooden structures built by miners in the 1800s.

Suppose you’re planning a winter wonderland trip where you’ll ski on the slopes or ride through the thick snow in Lapland. In that case, you’ll need warmer clothing than if you’re enjoying a city break. So, along with following the advice in this guide, research the typical winter climate of where you are heading. Baselayers When you start packing for Europe in winter, you’ll likely first think about oversized coats and cozy jumpers. However, in the continent’s coldest parts, you’ll need multiple layers to stay warm. Jumpers And Hoodies Next up, pull out all the comfy jumpers and warm hoodies in your wardrobe, as you’ll be wearing these every day. However, as styles of sweaters and cardigans vary, you’ll need to be sure the ones you are bringing are best suited to winter. For example, knit jumpers with large gaps between the knitting or crochet styles won’t be sufficient to retain body heat. Winter Coat Every winter Europe trip calls for a good quality winter coat. However, there are various styles of coats, so which is best for winter traveling Europe? The answer depends on where you’re going and what you’re doing. Suppose you are exploring the city sights and Christmas markets. In that case, this Daily Ritual Teddy Bear Fleece Oversized-Fit Lapel Jacket will keep you feeling toasty in between each glass of mulled wine. Pants You likely won’t need to pack any shorts for your winter Europe trip. However, you will need plenty of thick and warm long pants, like insulated leggings for women and fleece-lined tracksuit bottoms for men. Jeans are also a popular piece of winter apparel in Europe. However, if you’re heading somewhere very chilly, like Sweden or Switzerland, you might need to wear a base layer. Footwear Sneakers and boots are the two primary footwear you will need for winter in Europe. Many winter boots are suitable for both everyday walking and hiking. However, if you plan to do activities in the snow, you’ll need hiking boots with high traction to handle icy surfaces. The SOREL Women’s Explorer II Joan Faux Fur Boots are super versatile, thanks to their suede and faux fur design. Thus, you can wear them anywhere, from hiking trails to the high street.

So, you're not a two-planker or a snowboard shredder. You'd rather not rip down triple black diamonds or gear up for a day in the park. And god forbid you have to ride up a chairlift. And you know what? That's OK. Winter wonderland vacations don’t always have to be about skiing. If you’d like to enjoy a wintertime adventure, make sure to check out these list! 1. Sun Valley, Idaho Sun Valley Resort has been voted the #1 ski resort in North America by SKI Magazine readers two years running. However, this resort offers so much more than the freshly groomed, uncrowded ski slopes for which it is so well known. From luxury accommodations and delectable cuisine offerings to abundant outdoor activities and a world-class spa, everyone in your group can enjoy a perfect vacation at Sun Valley. 2. Keystone, Colorado Keystone is one of the most popular ski resorts for families. Not only does it offer plenty of great skiing, but there is also practically an endless number of other things to do. The resort’s Lakeside Village is home to the largest outdoor ice skating rink in America and the largest Zamboni-maintained outdoor rink anywhere in the world. You can enjoy gliding across the ice while gazing at the soaring snowcapped mountains as well as taking part in a host of other winter activities like horse-drawn sleigh rides, tubing, and even snow biking. Yoga, group exercise classes, and outdoor tennis courts are available year-round, not to mention the numerous options for shopping as well as great spa services too. 3. Whistler Blackcomb - Whistler, British Columbia, Canada Whistler Blackcomb is often ranked among the best ski resorts in the world, but that doesn’t mean non-skiers will be left twiddling their thumbs either. The resort’s village has so much to do, it almost feels like a big city that’s been dropped right into the mountains. There are practically endless shopping opportunities as well as outstanding restaurants and plenty of fun activities too. 4. Taos Ski Valley, New Mexico From delicious New Mexican food to unique art and even a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Taos, New Mexico, has plenty to offer travelers. Taos is a haven for artists, and there are endless galleries and museums to delight any art lover. Stroll through the historic Taos Plaza and you’ll find shops filled with handmade art, pottery, jewelry, and more. After all of the shopping, you can refuel on authentic New Mexican fare featuring traditional green chiles and mole — and grab a drink and enjoy live music at Taos Mesa Brewery. 5. Stowe Mountain, Vermont Known for some of the country’s most beautiful fall foliage and as the “Alpine Ski Capital of the East,” Stowe Mountain Resort attracts the majority of its visitors during fall and winter. The resort and surrounding areas offer plenty of excitement and activities for skiers and non-skiers alike. One of the most popular outdoor activities in Stowe besides skiing is fatbiking. The wide tires on this bike enable you to easily glide through the snowy, groomed trails. Many area shops offer fatbike rentals and can direct you to one of the many free-to-explore trails. 6. St. Moritz, Switzerland Skiers know St. Moritz as one of the best ski destinations in Switzerland and as a two-time host of the Winter Olympics, but the possibilities for non-skiers are pretty amazing too. The active can take advantage of all of the usual off-piste options like snowshoeing, and adrenaline seekers won’t want to miss the heart-pounding ride on the Olympic bob run that comes complete with a professional pilot and brakeman – it reaches speeds of 80 miles per hour. 7. Avoriaz, France Ideal for families who want to split their time between the slopes and non-skiing activities, Avoriaz was previously awarded the “Best Family Resort” at the World Ski Awards. This car-free resort, the only one of its kind in France, offers a relaxed, safe village with lots of restaurants, cafes, and shops that are all accessed by foot or horse-drawn sleigh. 8. Breuil-Cervinia, Italy If you want an ideal destination that’s great for families with non-skiing and skiing members, Cervinia is a great choice. Plus, it’s a lot more affordable than Zermatt, which sits just across the Swiss border. Ski passes, ski rentals, and even coffee are much less expensive here. It also offers kids’ playgrounds and snowparks as well as a natural ice rink that features a bar and sun terrace. 9. Cranmore Mountain, New Hampshire Nestled in the beautiful White Mountains of New Hampshire, Cranmore Resort is known for its family friendly atmosphere and easy to manage size with about 50 runs for all levels. However, the biggest draw may be North Conway, an idyllic New England town perfect in all seasons, but extra charming with a fresh layer of snow. It’s an amazing weekend getaway even if you have no plans to enjoy the slopes. 10. Mohonk Mountain House - New Paltz, New York Located in the Catskills Mountains, this resort offers a variety of non-skiing activities like ice skating, snow tubing, and snowshoeing. You’ll also have the chance to take part in movie nights, watch blacksmith demonstrations, swim in the indoor pool, or join in on daily group exercise sessions. During many winter weekends, a host of other entertainment options are often available too, including tastings, demonstrations, and music.

One of the best perks about being an A-list celebrity is the ability to travel on private jets, and being able to bypass the hectic lines, security and cramped seats of economy class with the masses. 1. Stormi Webster For her 18th birthday, Kyle shared a picture of her white Ferrari parked outside a private jet in Los Angeles. Years later as a new mom, Kyle travels on a private jet with her daughter Storm – starting a new generation of babies on jets. 2. Asahd Khaled Inspired by his son (and celebrated record producer) Asahd, DJ Khaled hopped on a plane for the first time in 10 years Tuesday. In true Khaled fashion, the historic event was documented in great detail via his unparalleled Instagram. 3. Jasmine Johnson Flying private isn't all glamorous! Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson reported for "doodie" when his daughter did her business mid-air. "Regardless of where we're at … when #2 happens with my baby girl … I'm the #1 man for the job," he joked on Instagram. "#TheWorkinMan #DaddysGotU #JustKeepPlayinWithYourToysMama #IWillDealWithMyBackSpasmsLater." 4. India Hemsworth Even plush private jet seats can't beat dad's lap. Just ask India and twin brothers Tristan and Sasha, who opted to snooze on their actor dad during their flight. 5. Chanel Marrow The 2-year-old reached maximum peacefulness on mom Coco Austin's lap as dad read a magazine nearby.

1. Lotus Honolulu at Diamond Head Nearby restaurants: * South Shore Grill * Pioneer Saloon * Michel's At the Colony Surf Nearby attractions: * Kapiolani Park * Kaimana Beach * Diamond Head Luau Let’s see how people review this hotel Absolutely my favorite boutique hotel.  Check-in to check-out could not have gone better Room are huge, we had a small ocean view and great view of Diamond Head. Parking is included so of course we rented a Jeep! Checked out beach chairs and beach towels headed to the North Shore for Ted’s breakfast- best breakfast on the island.  We got the omelet- it is like a breakfast lasagna( plenty of food for 3), pastry items for later Went to beach on North Shore watched the surfers Drinks next door on outdoor patio Brian in restaurant was fabulous Enjoyed our 2 complimentary glasses of wine every evening Great breakfast at barefoot beach cafe very close to hotel Christieann, Sarah and Brian were fabulous This was not our first trip to The Lotus and hopefully won’t be our last Recommend Giovanni’s shrimp truck north shore and local eatery Diamond Head Market and Grill Great 48 hour trip to the Lotus - 163juditht After extensive research about hotels in Honolulu, I decided on the Lotus for our first vacation trip since the beginning of the pandemic. The Lotus experience surpassed all my expectations. What a fabulous location, steps away from two beaches, a world-class French restaurant, Ily coffee and Italian espresso maker in the room, fancy and convenient beach chairs and luxurious towels for the beach days. We walked everyday to the Barefoot Beach cafe nearby, the most scrumptious local restaurant open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner with live music, ever! Walking 15 minutes more through the gorgeous park with lush trees and families having picnics, you get to the craziness, tourist-drenched Waikiki. What also makes the Lotus unique is its staff: Jessica (the fantastic Jessica, what glowing energy!), Christie (high beautiful vibe), Lita, Mari, Marilou, Zee, Rogie, Lester, George, Mila! Thank you for having us! I will come back to stay with you, no other hotel in Honolulu. - denisegK5098XU Worked with me three years to book and refund cancellation during Covid ordeal.  Christieann a real gem.  Lovely Hotel, in beautiful park setting with ocean views.  Highly recommend complete with song birds, restaurant and block to Beach. - frankdM7530CF Hotel Info * view website * 1 (808) 201-3180 * 2885 Kalakaua Ave, Honolulu, Oahu, HI 96815-4002 2. The Breakers Hotel Nearby restaurants: * Honolulu Cookie Company * Poke Bar * Island Vintage Shave Ice Nearby attractions: * Breakout Waikiki Escape Rooms * US Army Museum of Hawaii * Fort DeRussy Beach Park Let’s see how people review this hotel My husband and I recently stayed at The Breakers for the second time. We were originally searching for a hotel with old Hawaiian vibes and this place was perfect. We didn’t want a busy high rise resort. Built in 1954 it’s like a time capsule. There were original features in the rooms that we loved. Our room was very clean. There are beautifully kept gardens surrounding the pool. The beach is only 1 block away. We were able to walk to most places we wanted to go to and the bus stop was close by to get to other areas. There’s an ABC store right across the road which was handy. All the staff were so friendly and very helpful. It was a great quiet retreat after walking the busy streets. We absolutely love this place and already can’t wait to go back. - SimH77 We are loyal Breakers customers. My wife and i have been coming here for many years (missed the last 2 due to stupid Covid), we have introduced our son and daughter to this gem and this year our grandkids. This time around we stayed for two weeks and my family , six of them, arrived on the second week to surprise my wife for her birthday. The Breakers staff were all in on the setup and it all added to a wonderful and special time. We caught up with some regulars and made new friends with other regulars, my grandkids absolutely enjoyed the atmosphere and the pool. Much has been said about the dated decor and noise level but its the location, cleanliness, caring staff and old time  Hawaiiana atmosphere that rises above it all that will always bring us back. Also, the hotel is conveniently located on bus routes, within walking (20-30 minutes) distances to Ala Moana Mall, saturday kaka’ako farmer’s market, Rainbow Drive In, etc. There are tons of affordable meal options when you don’t want to splurge like the Steak Shack, Foodland Farms, Don Quijote supermarket and Iyasume Musubi. Local delights like Poke, Acai bowls , bento boxes and musubis are so delicious and cheap and close by to the hotel. - simonlU6602CH This little hidden gem in the heart of Waikiki did not disappoint! I love everything retro with mid-century vibes. Not your cookie-cutter slick, modern hotel, but that's why I love it. Staff at front desk were very warm and friendly. The bed and was comfortable and clean, as was the bathroom. I had a room on the 2nd floor with a lanai to sit out on and enjoy the Hawaiian breeze. There is an ABC store right oppisite, and the beach is super close. Next door is Waikiki Tea, which has delicious tea lattes and crepe cakes. Wasabi sushi restaurant on hotel premises was also very good. Stayed here for a long layover Sydney to LAX. This will be my place to stay on future visits to see family in Australia. - razzydear Hotel Info * 250 Beach Walk, Honolulu, Oahu, HI 96815 3. Hotel La Croix Waikiki Nearby restaurants: * Poke Bar * Tommy Bahama Restaurant & Bar * Ruth's Chris Steak House Nearby attractions: * Breakout Waikiki Escape Rooms * Waikiki Beach Walk * Hard Rock Cafe Honolulu Let’s see how people review this hotel Super helpful staff, very accommodating. Arrived early and got me all sorted. Many thanks Anna. Great place. Would recommend.  Hawaii is beautiful, loving the weather and looking forward to my stay.... - kieranw839 I stayed in a penthouse suite and wow! Perfect, unobstructed view of Waikiki beach and the ocean since there’s a park right in front. The front desk staff are great and ESPECIALLY the turn down service from Mhila! Thank you for your kindness and attention! You replenished my room with anything I needed with a smile and warn tone. Thanks! Will come back anytime! - gwillsie22 Anna. She was so kind and friendly. The hotel is clean and very convenient location. My choice of this hotel was absolutely correct to start my staying in Honolulu. I would love to stay here again! Thank you. - YTT0709 Hotel Info * view website * 1 (808) 500-7506 * 2070 Kalakaua Ave, Honolulu, Oahu, HI 96815-2048 4. The Modern Honolulu Nearby restaurants: * Tropical Tribe * Lappert's Ice Cream * goofy cafe & dine Nearby attractions: * Honolulu Cookie Company * Friday Night Fireworks at Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach Resort * Duke Kahanamoku Lagoon Let’s see how people review this hotel From check-in to checkout , everyone was friendly, helpful and always trying to make our stay great. Fantastic beaches and views, the pool and restaurant were both excellent. Will stay here on our next trip.  - v8doctor2000 Stayed for a few nights before moving off island and it was an awesome place to spend my last days on Oahu. Room was cool and the view was amazing. The staff was friendly and accommodating. Great location with beaches, shopping, and plenty of dining choices nearby. Unfortunately I didn’t take advantage of the pool or the other amenities The Modern offers but I’ll most likely be staying here next time I visit Oahu and I’ll be sure to check everything out then.  - mikeinkalaoa Love this hotel - its a little off the main strip but closer to Ala Moana for shopping. There is no beach access, but you don't need it with the epic pools that The Modern has. I will happily spend all day poolside as all their loungers have umbrellas + food service. Can't wait to come back.  - amjaynz Hotel Info * 1775 Ala Moana Boulevard, Honolulu, Oahu, HI 96815-1603 5. Shoreline Hotel Waikiki Nearby restaurants: * STRIPSTEAK Waikiki * Honolulu Cookie Company * Poke Bar Nearby attractions: * Breakout Waikiki Escape Rooms * Mai Tai Bar at Royal Hawaiian Hotel * Waikiki Beach Walk Let’s see how people review this hotel I was incredibly impressed at all of the eco-friendly steps this hotel has taken without any compromise to luxury.  I loved the water-refill station with sparkling water option, zero-waste amenities in the bathroom and the dole whip check-in treat!  The restaurant that is attached, although not a part of the hotel itself, is also great.  The perfect location to access the beach and downtown honolulu,  A great spot for the eco-conscious and zero-waste traveler.  Will be back! - mattiemae2022 I stayed at the Shoreline twice in 2022 for a total of 15 nights and couldn't recommend it more highly. The location is fantastic. Right off the main streets of Waikiki so there is peace and quiet, but it is just a few minutes walk to my favorite restaurants, stores, and the main Waikiki beach. The amenities are thoughtful, with a Sodastream filtered water station that I utilized heavily, a rooftop pool, free snacks and Dole whip upon checkin, and daily specials like yoga, cotton candy, and popcorn. The staff are all friendly and helpful, and room service did a great job daily. Justin at the front desk made sure I had a great stay. The hotel is vibrant and the vibe is friendly. The value is also great for Waikiki. I've stayed in numerous hotels and Airbnbs in the area and from now on will continue to stay at the Shoreline Waikiki. - eddieb263 I booked through a third party site where I was a VIP member and was upgraded upon check in, which was really nice. The location is faultless - everything you could want around you, but without the exorbitant price of staying at a "higher end" hotel. Everything seemed to be a 5min walk away from me! Food, shopping, beach etc. Would return just for the location alone. The lobby also had a dole whip machine (payable but apparently you get a free sample upon check in - we did not get it and I had to ask though). The lobby sodastream water machine was also a welcome amenity to have.  - Resort35140503775 Hotel Info * view website * 1 (808) 931-2444 * 342 Seaside Ave, Honolulu, Oahu, HI 96815-2527 6. Paniolo at the Equus Nearby restaurants: * Tropical Tribe * Lappert's Ice Cream * goofy cafe & dine Nearby attractions: * Honolulu Cookie Company * Duke Kahanamoku Lagoon * Waikiki Starlight Luau Let’s see how people review this hotel As visitors to the islands, Renee and Puka from Equus Hotel where very polite and informational .   The aloha spirit was there from the time we drove into the parking lot until the time we left.  Thank you all for making our stay wonderful . - J8350TAchriss Great hotel, friendLy staff, clean spacious rooms, small pool on prem. Near Ala Moana beach and the shore. I’d def stay again. Good Covid protocols in place, house keeping as needed. Might not be great for little kids, but teens and adults are good. Limited food at the bar, but there is an ABC a few doors down that has everything you need. - CareyLeeS The hotel is right down the street from the ala Moana shopping center. Great centralized location to Waikiki. Wonderful staff who is attentive to your needs and super friendly. Great little bar downstairs. Will definitely stay there again and you should too! - coffeetravelandwork Hotel Info * view website * 1696 Ala Moana Blvd, Honolulu, Oahu, HI 96815-1460

1. Café Amelie Café Amelie is a restaurant in New Orleans's French Quarter. Cafe Amelie has a large courtyard with plants and trees that is popular for dining outdoors or indoors. Café Amelie has a full bar and serves a variety of cocktails. Food popular here * Pork Chop * Crab Cake * Chicken and Andouille Gumbo Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Amazing surprise find during our morning walk while we were touring in NoLa. The service is fantastic, the server knows the food very well. Nice ambiance and cute little courtyard garden. We ordered the shrimp&ageist and gumbo, both items are delicious and exceeded our expectation, especially the shrimp& grit. I don't even like grits and ended up  loving that dish. I would definitely come again if we visit NoLa in the future" - Tedan H. "The indoor place is tiny and cute and the food is good. We especially liked the gumbo and bread pudding." - Yiqiu W. "Wow Cute place Wonderful owner and staff. Whoever the chef is ...golly! Fantastic cocktails and beer. Shrimp & grits superb. Brussel sprouts soooo good. Gumbo fabulous." - D W. Restaurant Info * (504) 412-8065 * https://cafeamelie.com * 900 Royal St New Orleans, LA 70116 * 10:00 AM - 03:00 PM, 04:00 PM - 08:00 PM 2. Commander's Palace Commander's Palace was founded by Ella Brennan in the heart of New Orleans. We offer a service that is both modern and warm, with a dress code that is festive. We have a dress code, which includes no shorts. Food popular here * Turtle Soup * Pecan Crusted Fish * Shrimp & Tasso Henican Let’s see how people review this restaurant "From the old New Orleans ambiance to the impeccable service to the absolutely delicious food our Birthday dinner was memorable. My French 75 cocktail was just right and the wine suggestion for my Shrimp & Grits main course was spot on. Every single person at our table raved about their quail & fish dishes - uh that's NEVER happened. Oh and their turtle soup is world famous for very good reason. My favorite bite/slurp of the night. The pecan pie almost started a fight when one of "us" forgot to share. A wonderful evening, thank you CP ‍" - JMone Y. "A must do if you're in town.  The food portions are very large, so come with an appetite.  The cocktails are dangerously good.  Service is what makes this place, and the band was a blast, but I want to commend Parker.  The young man stood out amongst everyone, which is saying A LOT." - Brett H. "While we knew this was a well regarded restaurant, we were not prepared for the exceptional service and food!!! Our "team" consisted of Tyler, Jaelyn and  Yumi and this was by far one of the best dining experiences we've had! The staff was attentive, friendly and engaging! It's difficult to put into words how much we enjoyed our visit! And the $0.25 martinis were spectacular! Don't skip dessert...the creme brûlée is nothing short of amazing and the Granny Smith apple cobbler is everything you want it to be! Might just have to go back tomorrow" - Susan X. Restaurant Info * (504) 899-8221 * http://www.commanderspalace.com * 1403 Washington Ave New Orleans, LA 70130 * 06:00 PM - 09:30 PM 3. Mambo's Mambo’s is a lively New Orleans restaurant and bar with a rooftop overlooking Bourbon Street. The Mambo’s menu is a true representation of New Orleans cuisine, with dishes like gumbo, étouffée, and bread pudding. Mambo’s is also the only bar on Food popular here * Louisiana Crab Cakes * Crab Cake Pasta * Taste of New Orleans Let’s see how people review this restaurant "We came here for some later night dinner on a Monday, and food was so much better than we were expecting! Right on Bourbon Street, we ate in the main restaurant, but they also have a rooftop bar that was busy while we were there. Everything on the menu here looked fantastic, but we came specially to try the oysters - they were so delicious! We did a half/half of the Oyster Rockefeller & the Mambo's Famous Oysters and absolutely demolished them. While both were delicious, the cheese blend for the Mambo's Famous Oysters pushed it over the edge. They also make a good crab cake. Drinks were also pretty good here. The Bayou Sangria was absolutely delicious & the Decatur Street lemonade & Hurricane Remy were also big winners. Highly recommend." - Alyssa A. "The food was so good and the service was great!! Love that they serve until late night!" - Melissa R. "Let me start off by saying, we came in to go straight to the bar, we had just went to another and was given water as our vodka. We were met by the bartender Roy. Roy is one of the best bartenders I have ever met. He was real, funny and so entertaining. The stories he told us were so interesting and how he told them kept you on the edge of your seat waiting and wanting more. It was almost closing time and he still did his end of the shift job and gave us his full attention. Are party of three left there like we wish we lived in Nola just to see Roy more often. Thank you Roy for making our experience with you epic." - Robyn L. Restaurant Info * (504) 407-3717 * http://www.mambosnola.com * 411 Bourbon St New Orleans, LA 70130 * 11:00 AM - 01:00 AM 4. Cochon Nestled in the Warehouse District, chef/owners Donald Link and Stephen Stryjewski pay homage to all things swine at this inspired and authentic Cajun restaurant. Link mines his German-Acadian roots with dishes such as fried boudin with pickled peppers, pork-and-black-eyed-pea gumbo and delectable fried chicken livers with pepper-jelly toast. Food popular here * Fried Alligator * Wood-fired Oysters * Braised Pork Cheeks Let’s see how people review this restaurant "We had great dinner there few weeks ago. We started wlth pork belly and oysters. It was amazing. We ordered redfish special with Mac and cheese. For sure plan on returning. Staff very nice and friendly" - Jose P. "The food here is amazing and I can't stress that enough. It's casual but upscale dining- fine for kids. Waitstaff is wonderful. I had the fried oyster and bacon sandwich and it was spectacular! It does get crowded so be prepared to wait or better yet- come early." - Candace C. "Extremely impressed with this place! We had enjoyed several lunches at Cochon Butcher and had to try their restaurant for dinner. We started with fried gator and boudin! So delicious and very filling for apps. We then enjoyed the broccoli soup followed by the Mac and cheese in a skillet. So yummy! The gator and the boudin were my favorites but everything else was excellent as well. The Sazerac cocktails were great too. Very good service. Nice ambience. I look forward to returning here next time we are in NOLA." - Sarah A. Restaurant Info * (504) 588-2123 * http://cochonrestaurant.com * 930 Tchoupitoulas St New Orleans, LA 70130 * 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM 5. Willie Mae's Scotch House Lauded family-owned spot since 1957, famous for fried chicken & other soul food in a humble setting. Food popular here * Fried Chicken * Red Beans and Rice * Basic 3 Piece Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Wooweee!!! If you love fried chicken, don't go to NOLA without stopping in Willie Mae's. We had the white meat 3 piece and added some wings, order of fries, Mac and cheese, and rolls. The chicken was crispy on the outside, full of flavor with a little heat on the back end, but the best part was so JUICY on the inside. The Mac and cheese was moist, cheesy and reminds you of a dish from your grandmas kitchen. The rolls were soft and fries were hot. This will be a staple when we are in the city." - Kristina L. "Fried chicken and sandwiches were delicious.  Sides are average for southern standards." - David C. "Everyone keep telling us they have the best fried chicken in America. Well I'm not from the show me state but you gots to show me. I checked out the website and saw they received this award from Food Network and the Travel Channel. So my inner foodie is now on high alert. Well i most say it IS THE BEST Fried Chicken in America‼ The service was amazing and food even better a must visit when you go to Nola!" - Jennifer B. Restaurant Info * (504) 822-9503 * http://www.williemaesnola.com * 2401 St Ann St New Orleans, LA 70119 * 11:00 AM - 05:00 PM 6. The Will & The Way The Will & The Way is a laid-back French Quarter bar. The Will & The Way is designed as a lobby (of sorts) for neighborhood locals. Come get lost for a few hours -- whether reading, working, dating or dining. Food popular here * Louisiana Hot Chicken * Lemon Pie * Natchitoches Meat Pies Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Traveled to a work conference and stayed in the French Quarter - needed to find a spot for a drink and dinner... as a woman traveling solo in New Orleans... I was thrilled to find The Will and the Way (thanks Yelp!). Walked in, trendy/alt vibe, super welcoming. Cool chalk board quotes on the walls. All the seats inside are at the bar or at a long counter so it's perfect for solo travelers. There was also an outdoor courtyard with tables. The bartenders were really kind and suggested the Mezcal cocktail called the Sleepless in Siesta, which was mezcal, peychaud's aperitivo, grapefruit, lime, and orange bitters. Super delicious! I decided that I liked the vibe so much that I stayed for dinner. I ordered the Louisiana Hot Chicken, which came with Yellow Corn Grits and Swiss Chard - incredibly good. Not too spicy, just the perfect amount of fried, and honestly the Swiss Chard was SO GOOD (I don't usually like cooked greens). I devoured the entire plate and ordered a side of fries because YOLO. Great place, would absolutely come back. Definitely 5/5 for solo travelers!" - Maggie R. "This place was just what we needed. It's steps from Bourbon Street, but tucked away in its unique little space. The drinks were delicious and not overly sweet like most of what we had in NOLA, and our food was delicious. Think elevated Asian bar food: pickle plate, loaded fries and sticky spare ribs." - Ashley H. "Welcoming bar and staff. Will definitely return. Asked the bartender if she could make me a mock tail and she knocked my socks off. My only complaint is that I didn't ask her what it was called. Loved all the chalkboard paint and writing and overall very cool and chill vibes. Music was also on point. I was bummed to leave at closing. Truly an oasis among the busy New Orleans party fest." - Lateef A. Restaurant Info * https://www.thewillandtheway.com * 719 Toulouse St New Orleans, LA 70130 * 03:00 PM - 02:00 AM 7. Jacques-Imo's Cafe Quirky, mural-lined hot spot luring locals & tourists with Creole soul food; just expect a wait. Food popular here * Fried Chicken Plate * Blackened Redfish * Crabmeat Stuffed Shrimp Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Not only was the food insane but the service and vibe were superb. They gave us comped shrimp and alligator cheesecake to try for the table and it was phenomenal. I've never been treated like royalty at a restaurant before. Best dining experience ever and great food. Highly recommend!" - Alexis M. "such an awesome vibe, great interior, love a place with an exposed kitchen  the Alligator Shrimp Cheesecake and New Orleans style BBQ shrimp were INSANE, must orders. Excited to return" - Hannah R. "Super delicious!  Try the fried grit cakes and the backend drum. Sat outside and enjoyed every bite." - Heather S. Restaurant Info * (504) 861-0886 * http://jacques-imos.com * 8324 Oak St New Orleans, LA 70118 * 05:00 PM - 10:00 PM

1. Giolitti Giolitti is a well-known café and pastry shop, and reportedly the oldest ice cream parlor in Rome, Italy. It was founded in 1890 by Giuseppe and Bernardina Giolitti and opened their first creamery in Salita del Grillo. Soon after, they became the supplier of the Italian royal family. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "AMAZING gelato! This was the best gelato of our entire trip to Italy and was well worth waiting in line for. But my husband did get the "Nutella" flavor and it was pure Nutella, not Nutella flavored gelato, so just be aware for that." - Taryn M. "Pay 1st, get your ticket then head back to the gelato counter. Know what you want, they get busy and annoyed if you aren't ready" - Patrick B. "Amazingly delicious salted caramel gelato! Easily best gelato I've had in all of Italy" - William S. Restaurant Info * +39 06 699 1243 * http://www.giolitti.it * Via degli Uffici del Vicario 40 00186 Rome Italy * 07:00 AM - 01:30 AM 2. Gelateria dell'Angeletto Contemporary renovation of a traditional space, repurposed to serve freshly made gelato. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Delicioso. We liked it so much, we went back the next day. Being around the block from our hotel doesn't hurt either." - Sam L. "One of the best gelaterias I've had in Rome or Paris. Got the black cookie and stracciatella" - Lauren C. "This is the best Gelato in Rome in our families opinion.  We spent 3 nights in Rome recently and visited this place twice.  Small location, not too far from the Forum and Coliseum.  The owner was incredible nice and patient.  Each size cup/cone could include up to 3 flavors of the creamiest and tastiest gelato.  Flavors from Lemon Basil, to Peach to Nutella to Rum Chocolate.  All were delicious.  If you are visiting the Forum and/or Coliseum, take the extra 5 minute walk over to Gelateria dell' Angeletto.  You will not be disappointed." - Pam A. Restaurant Info * +39 06 487 4760 * Via dell Angeletto 15 00184 Rome Italy * 11:00 AM - 11:00 PM 3. Il Capriccio di Carla Great ice cream, for those of you who are looking for unique flavors. Lots of vegan options. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "So yummy, and the woman who served us was very kind. Definitely recommend going here!" - Alison P. "Such a wonderful gelato shop! The flavors are so unique, I had the Cremino nocciola con cremoso scuro a strati + mango - random combination but I wanted a chocolatey flavor and a fruity one - and a cannoli. Gelato was creamy and so flavorful. And the cannoli was surprisingly yummy, I devoured the whole thing within a few minutes. The gal working, not sure what her name was but she was pretty young, was so sweet and took the time to chat with my boyfriend and I. We had a great conversation and I think that really topped off my experience here!" - Katrina F. "Not the closest to our hotel, but worth every step to get there!  Gelato was outstanding!  We went there three times during our four days in Rome.  The gelato there was a highlight of our trip." - Jennifer S. Restaurant Info * +39 370 703 5348 * http://www.ilcapricciodicarla.it * Via Agostino Depretis 61 00184 Rome Italy * 10:00 AM - 11:30 PM 4. La Romana It's all about the ingredients here at La Romana. The sorbets are composed of nearly 50 percent fruit; meanwhile, organic eggs, milk, and cream comprise the traditional crema flavors. The standout here is the white chocolate tiramisu atop a milk-chocolate-filled wafer cone. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "We were on vacation in Italy over the summer and were fortunate enough to find this place!  Many thanks to the sweet waitress at Marigold who told us about La Romana! The gelato is incredible.  My favorite, nocciola was the best I've ever had! We also tried mango and strawberry, and ... The telltale sign for good gelato- pay attention to who is in line!! Are they all tourists? If so, Run! Don't walk away.. At La Romana the large majority of patrons were locals.  And surprisingly the staff were still pretty patient with those who did not speak Italian very well.  Other gelato places will rush you and get frustrated with too many questions. This is not in a super touristy section, more of a residential area, but it's worth the trip!!" - Michele L. "One of my favorite gelato places in Rome for sure! The staff is a bit unfriendly and a bit impatient, but the gelato is very light and delicious and not overly sweet. I love the Biscotta dela Nonna flavor. Their cones are wafer cones which aren't my favorite. Nevertheless, I give this place 5 stars." - Kathy H. "Everyone says every place in Rome is the best they have ever tasted of this and the best of that..it's almost becoming a neutral word by now...I guess one has to see Who posted what and what experience they had in food and restaurants around the world...would be nice to have some foodie qualifications I guess now on to this place: I really don't want to wait in the line up any more!! Don't come here! It's no good!!  The 20 minute line up is a con! Really the gelato is ...ok ok fine ITS THE BEST IN THE WOOOOOOOOORLD but then what do I know about anything...ask someone with a name like Joe...." - Mario M. Restaurant Info * +39 06 5730 2253 * http://www.gelateriaromana.com * Via Ostiense 48 00199 Rome Italy * 11:00 AM - 12:00 AM 5. Wonderful Ice Cream The warm and qualified staff makes your experience even sweeter as they believe service is as important as the product. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "While in Rome, you gotta do gelato and this place hits the spot. Plus they have smoothies, cappuccino, banana splits, frappe, etc. Seating & videos included." - Lobo B. "this is definitely my favorite gelato spot. amazing gelato, great service, and so many choices!  i would highly recommend." - Brooklyn W. "Everyone goes to get gelato in Rome and swears that one place is better than another.  Well I loved two equally.  This one was located next to my hotel and I went due to convenience.  BUT after trying a several places GO HERE.  2.5 euros for a small cup (cheap) and amazing amazing taste.  I had the dark chocolate and pistachio.   LOVED IT!!!!" - Lana T. Restaurant Info * +39 06 487 1809 * http://www.wonderfulice-cream.com * Via Nazionale 19A 00184 Rome Italy * 09:30 AM - 01:00 AM 6. Fatamorgana Fatamorgana Gelato is a family owned business, made up of passionate, committed individuals, who believe food should nourish and exciting. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "My last stop on the Eating Europe tour in Trastevere! The best gelato in Roma! So many unique flavors, too many choices and very happy that I can get this in Beverly Hills too!" - Maylee W. "The fresh whipped cream -as IF you needed extra cream!!- set Fatamorgana apart from the rest of the great artisanal gelaterias we tried on our recent trip. The unique assortment of natural flavors are also incredible, and they allow you to sample to help you choose." - Lin Z. "Fresh, unique and fantastic flavors! Avocado, lime and wine - amazing complication of flavors!!  Can't wait to come again." - Dkuilan .. Restaurant Info * +39 06 580 3615 * http://www.gelateriafatamorgana.it * Via Roma Libera 11 00153 Rome Italy 7. Gelateria S. M. Maggiore Great spot for a delicious cup or cone of gelato and a soft drink. They offer 20 plus flavors and one is sure to please. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "A small cup with two flavors was more than enough Gelato for me. I got strawberry and chocolate chip, and my goodness. This was a combination I didn't know I needed. Both were amazing and complimentary. But the strawberry really stood out. I'd love to just keep going here to try all the flavors. They take cash or card so don't worry if you don't have any euros. The line was kind of long since it's a tiny shop and there was only one employee. Well worth the wait!" - Danielle G. "This was such a large portion of gelato for the small size, which definitely helps explain the line out the door - even late at night. For the small size, I got 2 flavors (pistachio and melon) for 3€. The pistachio was amazing and had chunks of real pistachio in it. The melon flavor was also very strong. Large selection of vegan options (all the fruit flavors). Lady taking our order was curt, but got the job done." - Grace L. "First time having gelato in Italy and have been back twice because it is all creamy and full of flavor.They have 20 plus flavors and also offer  choice of cup or cone for gelato.The tiramisu is sheer perfection taste just like your eating a fresh serving of tiramisu." - Michelle L. Restaurant Info * +39 06 474 4267 * Via Cavour, 95 00184 Rome Italy 8. Magnum Pleasure Store In an amazing location nearby Trevi, recommended you should try magnum ice cream stick! Let’s see how people review this restaurant "I've been here twice already and both times were fantastic!! The quality of the chocolate and ice cream is so good!! You get to choose from vanilla or chocolate and three toppings. There are lots of photo props/ instagram opportunists inside the store as well, if you're looking for that. Also very affordable, something around 6 euros?" - Annette M. "Definitely a must try when in Rome. This place is the best and I would go everyday in my life if I lived here. So good and you can customize your entire ice cream." - Kristina S. "Better than gelato!!! Yes, I said it!!! While in Rome, we ate gelato at least ten times in four days! When in Rome ... And then something caught me completely off guard. We walked past a store that had the Magnum logo on it, the same Magnum ice cream bars I eat literally every week in America. Wait ... they have a store where they make a Magnum bar from scratch? And the customer gets to custom design it? OH MY GOODNESS!!! In a counterintuitive order, you begin your experience by paying, then select up to three toppings, and finally choose the vanilla or chocolate ice cream base. Backward from the American ice cream experience, but who cares? It works! I designed the perfect ice cream bar by choosing the meringue bits, the caramel cubes, and the mini-brownies. From a hidden freezer, the young man who spoke perfect English pulled out a naked vanilla ice cream bar on a stick. I watched as he dipped it in the most beautiful liquid milk chocolate (called classic), quickly hardening into a crunchy shell (they also offer white chocolate and dark chocolate shells). The toppings were added, and on request he drizzled white chocolate on top. It's almost sacrilege to make this statement, but I would skip all the amazing gelaterias in Rome just to eat at the Magnum Pleasure Store again. It's hard to beat gelato in the country that invented it, but the perfect ice cream bar simply beat it fair and square. If one person reads this review, goes to the Magnum store, and has a perfect 5 experience, I've done my job." - William W. Restaurant Info * Via Tomacelli 13 00186 Rome Italy

1. Chicken Insider Takes Reservations. Offers Delivery; No. Accepts Cryptocurrency. Food popular here * Fried Chicken * Chicken Sandwich * Boneless Chicken Let’s see how people review this restaurant "I've been to Chicken Insider close to 10 times now and every time has been awesome. I mostly do the lunch special which is a great deal for the amount of high quality food you get. My favorite sauce is the Spicy Korean Sweet Chili but I've tried almost all of them and you can't go too wrong with any. Next on my list are the jalapeno cheese and the ranch. The staff is friendly and the restaurant itself is well kept. I personally like the music videos but if you're sensitive to language or noise then it may not be for you. Keep doing your thing, Insider Chicken!" - Austin S. "My go to for wings. I've only ordered on UberEats and it always comes piping hot and the fries are fresh." - Jamie A. "Nashville chicken sandwich is a game changer, may in contention for be the best fried chicken sandwich in the country (rivals the spicy do rite chicken sandwich out of Chicago)." - William W. Restaurant Info * (646) 864-0034 * https://chickeninsidernyc.com * 1752 2nd Ave New York, NY 10128 * 11:15 AM - 03:00 PM, 04:30 PM - 09:30 PM 2. Gai Chicken & Rice For centuries, throughout Southeast Asia, millions have enjoyed a common dish known as Hainanese Chicken and Rice. The dish has ventured from the villages of the Hainan Province in the South China Sea, all the way to the Global Ports of Singapore, Bangkok and Phuket. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "very tasty.  the portion is a tab small though.  Got the roasted and fired chicken w rice." - John J. "This is definitely a welcome addition to the neighborhood. The price, portion, and quality of the roasted chicken bowl I ordered was excellent. It was aromatic & moist with a mouthwatering balance of spicy and sour flavors. The complimentary soup also rounded out the meal nicely. I eagerly look forward to trying out the other items on their menu." - Mi Won K. "Great new spot in the area. They have another location in Midtown  glad to know the food is consistent on bith location" - Alpha B. Restaurant Info * (646) 476-6565 * https://www.gainyc.com * 118 Fulton St New York, NY 10038 * 11:00 AM - 09:00 PM 3. TADA Korean Fried Chicken We think Korean fried chicken is food for the Seoul. Available for dine in, pick up, or delivery. Food popular here * Pork Cutlet * Bibim Cold Noodles * Bibimbap Let’s see how people review this restaurant "I was excited to hear that there was a Korean fried chicken spot in Chinatown, but when I visited I was craving cold noodles more~ + I don't know of another spot that serves cold noodles in the city (without having to travel to ktown or queens/flushing) + spicy cold noodles were so refreshing and spicy, pork cutlet was crispy and tasty + staff was super sweet, welcoming, and attentive + our order of pork cutlet and spicy cold noodles came with complimentary salad and kimchi + they make fresh fruit smoothies here but have yet to try it ** will definitely return to try the Korean fried chicken" - Cindy C. "Omg literally the best food and atmosphere and service a must stop by. Everything we had was good and they went above and beyond!!!!" - Glendon H. "10/10!!! The owner is super attentive and kind--we are big fans of this place. We went to this place for a snack and had a half chicken. You get salad and egg salad on the side which is amazinggggg. Support this business!" - Emily F. Restaurant Info * (646) 870-0032 * 70 Bayard St New York, NY 10013 4. Charles’s Pan Fried Chicken The New Yorker found the chef to be making “some of the best fried chicken and Southern sides in the city,” Food popular here * Smothered Turkey Wings Plate * Pan-fried Chicken Plate * Chicken and Ribs Combo Let’s see how people review this restaurant "My son surprised me with dinner saying it's the 'best fried chicken you've ever had'. Well, he was right! I'm never frying my own chicken again! Absolutely delicious. He paired it with the Mac n cheese and string beans. He really does love me !!!" - Tawanna T. "Just wonderful! For one, fried chicken is not one of my go-to eats... there's just quite a lot that I don't like about fried chicken: it could be dry, salty, too crispy, too breaded, too oily.  But Charles defied the odds! I placed a catering order through the website and was able to efficiently serve a 30 person party who gobbled up ever morsel.  And as a gift, they even added complimentary cornbread... which I was foolish enough not to try, but my boyfriend seemed to really enjoy. The chicken was a big winner and the macaroni as well.  The macaroni and cheese was perfect!  Again, not too salty, not too cheesy, not too eggy, not under or over seasoned.  A great feat for a 35 person serving.  I had guests just piling their plates with it! I am so pleased to have had Charles suggested to me and would happily try out their other offerings in the future." - Natisha C. "This spot has been on my radar for quite some time now but living in Brooklyn I've never really had time until now. I was able to order ahead and save myself some time. Upon arrival I was greeted by an extremely friendly staff who made me feel like they were lifelong friends of mine. I ordered the the three piece chicken with baked Mac n cheese and collard greens. The chicken was perfectly fried and enough to save for later. The mac n cheese and collard greens was exactly what I was craving . I can't wait to return." - Izais R. Restaurant Info * (646) 590-0662 * https://www.charlespanfriedchicken.com * 146 W 72nd St New York, NY 10023 * 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM 5. Bobwhite Counter Bobwhite Counter is a Fried Chicken and House-made Sides restaurant. It was founded in 2014 by Chef John T. Edge and Sommelier/Owner Lindsey Tramuta. Bobwhite Counter is a fried chicken restaurant located in the town of Leesburg, Virginia. Food popular here * Fried Chicken Sandwich * Buffalo Chicken Sandwich * Chicken Supper Let’s see how people review this restaurant "If you're looking for simple, good chicken biscut sammys then this is your spot. Everything is well priced. This is a grab and go type spot but it's worth it. It's a staple as it should be." - Sarah P. "Their fried chicken and buffalo tenders were delicious! Skip out on the biscuit though" - Jonathon B. "The food at this place was really good. If you are from out of town just know that it's literally a counter. They do have tables outside and they don't serve alcohol. There is a liquor and beer store next-door, where you can grab a beer and sit down and have your lunch. We really enjoyed the food and my daughter loved the macaroni and cheese." - Kristy A. Restaurant Info * (212) 228-2972 * http://www.bobwhitecounter.com * 94 Ave C New York, NY 10009 * 11:00 AM - 09:00 PM

1. La Bodega de Los Secretos Elevated Mediterranean dishes served in an atmospheric 1600s cellar with brick-lined dining alcoves. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "La Bodega de Los Secretos is located inside a three hundred year old tunnel in the heart of Madrid.  Not surprisingly, the atmosphere within and without is quite unique and more than a bit special - they'll happily give you a tour if you ask for one :-) Our dining experience here was exceptional from beginning to end - the service was impeccable and the food was simply amazing! Everything we tried that evening tasted wonderful, but the duck was extraordinary!  The prices here are more than a little on the high side, but given the quality it's worth every Euro :-) I wouldn't hesitate to return at my next opporutnity, and I highly recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for something exceptional and a bit different!" - Diane K. "tried their summer tasting menu and it was amazing. Our favorite was the scallops and the tuna. The mojito sherbet was also amazing. It was in a basement that used to be an old wine cellar." - Alexis M. "This one has it all! A unique atmosphere, fantastic service, and spectacular food. The interior is like dining in a luxurious wine cellar. The lighting and brickwork lends to a romantic and elegant setting. The service was great. Our server was attentive, friendly, and helpful with recommendations. The menu is not overwhelming at two pages. You have some starters to share, some rice and pasta dishes, fish, and meat. Everything we ordered was beautifully presented and extremely well prepared. Everything was very flavorful and was cooked perfectly. Of course they have several desserts and a fantastic wine list (although the wine seemed a tad overpriced). We loved it and would certainly return." - Matt C. Restaurant Info * +34 914 29 03 96 * http://www.bodegadelossecretos.com * Calle San Blas, 4 28014 Madrid Spain 2. La Mi Venta La Mi Venta is a restaurant dedicated to the elaboration of a tasty traditional and homemade cuisine, were the quality of the product is the main objective. Our speciality is the pure iberian acorn, the typical spanish stews and of course the grilled meats. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Great find in Madrid for some authentic, local, delicious cuisine. Nice wine and Al fresco dining after lots of walking around the sights. The restaurant is rather tucked away in a neighborhood so not touristy at all!" - Alana G. "Excellent restaurant close to the palace and Plaza de Espana. Come as a partty so you can order some of the larger peices of meat and paella, which serve more than one. Our server had serveral excellent recommendations, starting with the Iberian ham wiht tomatoes. A nice red wine accompanied the meal. Reservations aren't a bad idea and you may have a limited time (not rushed) before another party has your table reserved." - Hart P. "The food here was amazing and the service was top-notch. Our server was so attentive and friendly. I regret not getting her name.  It was the best meal we have had in Madrid so far. We started with the goat cheese chupa chups, ham croquettes, and calamari. Our entrees were the hake and cod loin. Fantastico!  We will go back before we leave Madrid!" - Kerri C. Restaurant Info * +34 915 59 50 91 * http://www.lamiventa.es * Plaza de la Marina Española, 7 28013 Madrid Spain * 01:00 PM - 04:30 PM, 07:30 PM - 11:00 PM 3. Rosi La Loca Rosi la Loca is a vibrant and beautifully decorated little restaurant in the center of Madrid, that specializes in modern Spanish cuisine. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "This place was amazing. My wife and I shared a salad, the croquettes and baocata de costilla and it was by far the best food we've had in Europe. The fancy drinks were pretty cool as well. I recommend making a reservation cause it's really popular." - Paul D. "Wow!  What a cool experience.  This place is unlike anything you'd expect in  a traditional setting like Madrid.  Felt like something out of a movie (Alice in Wonderland) to be precise.  Lol  from the drinks to the food everything was delicious and thank goodness because it was definitely one of the more obscure places to go to and the ambiance felt so vibrant. The hostess seated us inside and downstairs and it was comfortable. What we had: The Blonde Sangria The Tacos The Octopus The begger's purse pasta (the only pasta dish on the menu) sorry if I'm mis-labeling it. All of the dishes come in some sort of fun bowl/dish.  This is certainly a place to visit for a fun evening." - Valerie G. "This is such a great tapas bar. The inside is whimsical and very pink hence the name but very fun. My table ordered a pitcher of white sangria and it was very tasty. All of the crafted drinks seem to come in crazy glasses which is also very cool. The patatas bravos were great and special mention to the pulpo because there was a hefty serving of octopus and I left very satisfied with my meal. The outside patio also seemed pretty chill, would love to come here again the next time I'm in Madrid:)" - Liza M. Restaurant Info * +34 915 32 66 81 * http://www.rosilaloca.com * Calle de Cádiz, 4 28012 Madrid Spain * 01:00 PM - 01:00 AM 4. Más Al Sur Laid-back tavern with sidewalk tables, offering large helpings of Spanish & Mediterranean classics. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Excellent food and superlative service.  The hummus was remarkable and the carrot cake desert amazing.  Creme de Oroja" - Mike J. "Great place. We first went to "Al sur" and it was too crowded. Then we headed to "Más al Sur". The food was AMAZING and the prices were affordable. We tried a few plates from the menu. Our favorite was the paella and chipirones." - Angel C. "We had an amazing lunch here. Fresh, delicious, and perfectly-seasoned food. Everything we tried was amazing, really recommend going with started items (restaurant-recommend). Amazing service by our server, Matias." - Mania F. Restaurant Info * +34 910 24 99 36 * Calle de Santa Isabel, 35 28012 Madrid Spain * 12:00 PM - 01:30 AM 5. Cacao Restobar Mediterranean & Latin dishes paired with classic cocktails in a brick-lined cafe with a cozy vibe. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "the best meal i had on my trip. amazing sangria, phenomenal taquitos, incredible chicken and pork meals. one of the entrees (forgetting the name because this is from a few months ago- maybe a tostada?) tasted like a hybrid of indian chat and venezuelan food and it was so phenomenal. would fly back just for the food here. HUGE portions as well, so you wil leave happy and full." - Sam S. "Everything was delicious.  The vegetarian corn arepas was amazing!!  Highly recommend!!!" - Gina P. "Saturday we're here and the place is just amazing beautiful dishes and everything tastes great thanks cacao for the great experience.. we enjoyed a lot" - Tara H. Restaurant Info * +34 910 52 96 34 * http://cacaomadrid.es * Calle de Moratin, 19 28014 Madrid Spain * 10:00 AM - 11:30 PM 6. Nina Pasta Bar Intimate, laid-back Italian restaurant offering a variety of pasta dishes, small plates & wine. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "I don't think I've ever been more excited to write a review for a restaurant. But if I could, I would give Nina Pasta bar all the stars! The restaurant is on a nice small street, so while wandering the area we just happened to stumble upon it on our first day in Madrid. When I saw that it was authentic pasta, I figured it would be great to give it a try, and I'm so glad that we did. We went on a Sunday, the same day as El Rastro, huge weekly flea market in the La Latina neighborhood. The streets were packed and so was Nina. However, we snagged a large community table in the back. One important tip about going on Sunday- they have a limited menu due to the amount of people coming because of El Rastro. The menu offers 2-3 tapas, and only 2 lunch options. But don't worry because both options are AMAZING. Their carbonara and Gnocci are to die for! We also had tinto de Verano to drink (sangria) that was also really yummy. We loved this place so much that on our last full day we had to return for one more meal! We went on a Tuesday afternoon for lunch, perfect time because it wasn't crowded and they also had their full menu available. We were happy to be greeted by the same lovely servers who remembered us from Sunday. My fiancé went with the carbonara again and I tried one of their daily specials, and OMG I am so glad so did. They offered a pappardelle black truffle and parmesan pasta and it was life changing to say the least. I spent time thinking about how I can bring some back to the US. I also tried to savor each bite by eating very slowly lol. During that meal we also had the gnocchi bravas, their take on the classic patatas bravas. That also was amazing, and a nice change since we'd been eating the traditional bravos all week. Please, please, please if you're in Madrid stop by Ninas Pasta Bar for lunch. You will not regret it and you probably will think about the pasta for the rest of your trip, like I did!!" - Canon C. "The pasta is made fresh in house. The owner was our waiter and informed us of her grandmothers family recipes. We felt that we were accommodated to in a very compassionate manner. I would definitely recommend this restaurant to everyone. Portions are a little small but the flavors are completely explosive and have you craving for more!" - Andy J. "Very good fresh pasta restaurant small inviting and the owner is your server straight from Naples Italy" - Jason R. Restaurant Info * +34 911 37 46 60 * Calle de Santa Ana, 21 28005 Madrid Spain

1. Counter- A dining experience that merges your senses into an immersive mix of sound, taste, art, and hands-on involvement. Food popular here * Pork Belly * Sisig * Pea Dish Let’s see how people review this restaurant "We had been waiting to go to Counter for quite some time. We finally got there and it did NOT disappoint. Absolutely worth the wait! The entertainment, the hospitality and the food were exquisite. What an amazing experience for all. Chef Sam and team knocked it out of the park. Thrilled to see the exciting next chapter for them in their new space!" - Alex N. "Have been here multiple times and every experience has been excellent and consistently good. Went for anniversary dinner with the wife and they went out of their way to make it a great experience including a handwritten note congratulating us. I enjoy just picking a few appetizers off the menu and pairing with a couple drinks. Tuna, shrimp, and fries are my favorites! We'll continue to support Counter with future visits." - Calvin S. "I found out about this amazing restaurant from followTK (dot com) and learned that I could use my Chase Sapphire credit card points to pay for this dinner, wine, & tip making this essentially a FREE meal! (And the restaurant got paid!) It was a fabulous way to use our points.   Honestly, if you like dinner with a show and some art thrown in, you'll love this super creative meal.  Ours was a choreographed "Cinema" themed meal with story, light changes, and music to complement the dishes that not only looked amazing and on theme but tasted out of this world.   This is NOT a fancy dinner in the sense of dress up and enjoy intimate conversation with your guest.  It is being seated counter-style facing the show and something constantly going on for 2 hours. The plating of the food with a brief description of the sustainability or the rarity of the dish was beautifully done.   This style of meal is well known in NYC, SF, and LA.  Chef Sam and the team do an excellent job in their creation here in CLT.   Counter- changes the theme up quarterly and has some pop-up themes as well to keep it exciting and fresh.  Reservations are required and prepaid.  If you are considering counter- know what you are getting into, they will knock your socks off with creative, thoughtful (and scientific) dishes that you will never find at any other restaurant in CLT.  You are there for a show and it is well paced, delicious, and only experienced with a handful of people, so a fairly private event.   I want a membership, Chef Sam, if you open up more spots!  Thank you for bringing this to Charlotte.  I wish you much success and cannot wait to come back." - Kim S. Restaurant Info * (980) 292-2090 * http://www.counterclt.com * 2200 Thrift Rd Charlotte, NC 28208 * 06:00 PM - 11:00 PM 2. Peppervine Peppervine is a restaurant hidden in SouthPark Charlotte; it stands out as one of the few independent eateries in the area. Executive Chef Bill Greene and his team offer a menu of progressive locally sourced small plates, as well as extended tasting menus. Food popular here * Yeast Rolls * Pork Belly * Short Rib Let’s see how people review this restaurant "One of the best restaurants in CHT in all measurable ways. We dined there last Friday night for the first time and were truly impressed with the food, service and wine selection. We're going to be back in CHT this weekend and are hoping to visit again. This time I'll take some pictures." - Jim F. "Pretty decent joint. Food tastes great and very nice presentation and decor of restaurant. Thoroughly enjoyed my evening put and will come back." - Este T. "Food was excellent!  I like the idea of sharing the food that you order kind of like family style. We ordered the 24 oz ribeye and spare ribs.  Fries were delicious too . Cool ambiance and staff was very good.  Oh, drinks were awesome too!" - Michael W. Restaurant Info * (980) 283-2333 * https://peppervine.com * 4620 Piedmont Row Dr Ste 170B Charlotte, NC 28210 * 05:00 PM - 09:30 PM 3. Easy Like Sunday Breakfast and brunch. Food popular here * Fried Chicken Sandwich * Short Rib Grilled Cheese Sandwich * Ricotta Stuffed French Toast Let’s see how people review this restaurant "We were there before they opened, and I'm not mad! Easy Like Sunday is totally worth the visit and we've already decided what we plan to eat on the next visit. When you start planning what you'll eat next time, you know it's a winner. I had the stuffed french toast, which was a sizable portion. And My Love had A Bit of Everything with grits and pancakes. Needless to say, we cleaned our plates. Can't wait to dine there again." - Sheree W. "I went here for The first time on a Saturday late morning. When we checked in we were told it was about a 45 to 50 minute wait for two people. This was fine because we ended up walking over to Starbucks to kill time ,which was just 3 minute walk away. The food here is excellent, and the presentation is spot on. The vegan and short rib hash were awesome. The pumpkin pancakes were the best I've ever had! The server was attentive and knowledgeable. Well worth the wait time!" - Jen R. "Fantastic breakfast/brunch spot. Went early on a Sunday morning and got seated and served right away. Great ambiance on the inside. Food came out in less than 10 minutes and our waitress kept the coffee flowing! Everything was delicious, really great experience overall. Will be back soon" - Lucas M. Restaurant Info * (980) 335-2428 * https://www.easylikesundayclt.com * 1600 E Woodlawn Rd Ste 100 Charlotte, NC 28209 * 09:00 AM - 03:00 PM 4. RH Rooftop Restaurant Charlotte RH Rooftop Restaurant Charlotte is a Charlotte, North Carolina establishment, featuring an ingredient-driven menu, accompanied by a selection of artisanal wines and craft beers. Food popular here * Lobster Roll * Shaved Ribeye Sandwich * Avocado Toast Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Beautiful setting and ambience. The server was super attentive and wonderful. Would come back anytime." - Kevin G. "Great ambience and exceptional service. The shaved ribeye sandwich was amazing! A little pricey but worth it, especially for a special occasion." - herbert w. "Beautiful spot with great food and service! Highly recommend when in Charlotte. It's also an amazing furniture store" - Sandra B. Restaurant Info * (704) 790-4970 * http://www.rh.com * 6903 Phillips Place Ct Charlotte, NC 28210 * 10:00 AM - 09:00 PM 5. Volo Ristorante Real authentic Italian, located in the heart of Myers Park, Volo will take you away on a culinary journey. Volo, translated from Italian to "flight", is centered on a concept of hearty plated Italian cuisine paired with complementary wines coordinated by our chef and in house sommelier. Food popular here * Squid * Scallops * Veal Pappardelle Let’s see how people review this restaurant "I took my husband here for his birthday and we both enjoyed every second! The bread with beans were delicious along with a smoked old fashioned. Hubs got the ravioli with shrimp and I had the creamy sausage pasta dish (superb). The service was kind and attentive. We finished up with tiramisu that was just right. Highly recommend!" - Naomi L. "Volo Ristorante on Providence Road in Charlotte is a great place to go for quality Italian food that is delicious and well prepared. I really like the location and atmosphere that they have created here. The staff here is very friendly and accommodating to make sure that you have the best meal. Good experience every time I have been here." - Evan G. "6 almost 7 years in Charlotte and we had by this place many times and said we wanted to eat here but never made it, until tonight what Brittany and her husband invited us and boy could I just kick myself. This is just not a restaurant it is a dining "experience", darn near of the floor staff I believe are Italian, the ambiance is what I imagine a fine Italian restaurant would feel like. We all ordered different selections so we could share, the bread service is just wonderful with the white beans, the Chardonnay (Italian) we had was just so damn good, we had the ceasar salad and 4 pasta dishes and all changed them to the house made pasta, we had the new squid dish, new presentation tonight, so perfectly cooked. You know as well as I do if you love squid 30 seconds over or under and it is terrible. No problem here! Just so perfect. The Maitre'd, our server Fernando the rolling Stones dude at the bar(aka Owner/Manager?) all so damn personable! was just awesome to be part of the ambiance and do not let me forget the young lady host who gave just the right amount of sparkle. We have many other Italian places we like in town, Dolche, Aqua E Vino, Etc. And in their own right are all very good but the experience of this place is in my opinion 2nd to none. Mangiare!" - Rick D. Restaurant Info * (704) 919-1020 * http://www.voloclt.com * 1039 Providence Rd Charlotte, NC 28207 * 05:00 PM - 09:30 PM 6. Little Mama's Little Mama's is a New England Italian restaurant inspired by the old home-style Italian restaurants in the 60s and 70s. It's well-done classics, without pretense. Food popular here * Penne Alla Vodka * Chicken Parm * Meatballs Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Enjoyed an early dinner with family. This is a very nice restaurant with a great wait staff.  Everyone friendly and courteous. Yummy Bread served to start - with oil to dip.  We were served water first. I appreciate that you not only get water but they leave behind a bottle for refills.  I didn't like that the water was less than room temperature. The food made up for it.  Everything was delicious.  No complaints amongst the table. There was very little that was boxed to go. Well, except a cannoli because we were too full to eat desert there.   Try it out. You won't be disappointed. I recommend making reservations and asking for a booth or you can risk rubbing elbows with another table within feet of you. Enjoy!" - Suzanne A. "My boyfriend and I chose this as our first date night spot shortly after moving to Charlotte. We chose it based on comparing their menu to a few other Italian places. The fact that they offered eggplant parmesan drew us there since that is my top favorite Italian dish. We ordered an appetizer from the mozzarella bar: the stracciatella with an accompaniment of Peppadew peppers stuffed with goat cheese and mascarpone. Our server recommended the peppers and we were not disappointed! Major flavor punch from the peppers that was nicely balanced by the cheese filling. The entrees we ordered were the pork-wagyu meatballs and spaghetti for him and the eggplant parm for me, with a side of radiators pasta with vodka sauce instead of the spaghetti. The serving size of these plates was unexpected. I knew immediately that my plate would turn out to be at least 3 meals for me. Our food all tasted fresh and very flavorful. The eggplant tasted much different than the majority of eggplant I'd had at other restaurants. It was much fresher! I was also highly impressed by the vodka sauce on the pasta. Last but not least, our server, Jameson was phenomenal. From beginning to end, he made us feel welcome and at ease. He checked on us at the right times, made recommendations when asked, that felt authentic and not rehearsed and overall, he took our dining experience to the next level. We can't wait to come back to try additional dishes as well as the mozzarella presentation." - Kat M. "Fantastic food and Great ambience. They make their own pasta. The mozzarella appetizers were outstanding. For the entrees, they are very flexible so you can create your own!" - Pat J. Restaurant Info * (980) 209-0323 * https://littlemamasitalian.com * 4521 Sharon Rd Charlotte, NC 28211 * 11:00 AM - 09:00 PM

1. Aigner Gendarmenmarkt Fine-dining restaurant with dark wood paneling serving Austro-German cuisine, including game dishes. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Stayed in Berlin for 4 days and Aigner was absolutely the best meal that we had.  I had the Aigner Schnitzel and my wife had chicken.  The schnitzel and accompanying potato salad was some of the best food that I have ever eaten.  So glad we chose Aigner's. Also ordered the chocolate lava cake and ice cream for dessert.  This place does not disappoint!" - Jesse C. "When looking for an authentic German meal in Berlin, we had a bit of difficulty. One, because yelp isn't very big in Berlin and two, because reviews of places were always mixed. However, we did find Aigner on yelp and made a reservation after checking out the menu. The location is pretty central, being in the most beautiful square of Berlin: Gendarmenmarkt. We went to Berlin during the Christmas season, so we had a great view out the window of the Christmas market happening right outside. The staff was very lovely and helpful to American tourists who unfortunately only speak English. For drinks, I had the dry Riesling, which was crisp. My sister got the Apple cider cocktail with the champagne. They served bread with goose fat before the entrees arrived, and we quickly ate that treat. My sister got the Aigner Wiener schnitzel, which was classically yummy. I got the special, which was a roasted duck, with potato dumpling, sautéed greens, beets and and a roasted apple. It was absolutely delicious and I would recommend getting this, or even the roasted goose version of the dish. It felt very German-Christmasy!" - Alicia P. "Visiting Berlin for the first time Walking distance from the Regent .. delicious food ." - Roz M. Restaurant Info * +49 30 203751850 * http://www.aigner-gendarmenmarkt.de * Französischestr. 25 10117 Berlin Germany * 12:00 PM - 02:00 AM 2. Brauereigaststätte Leibhaftig Simply German cuisine, with a good craft beer. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "The owner had his birthday while we were there so the experience in the restaurant was extra nice. There was a good atmosphere. A small, cozy and warm atmosphere surrounds the restaurant. The waitress was informal in a nice, refreshing way. The food was good, truly Bavarian food." - Emma R. "I read the Yelp reviews and made my way over here. This part of town has become my favorite area in Berlin. The restaurant did not disappoint. I was traveling alone and sat at the bar. I asked for tapas recommendations. I ordered three of the waiter's choice (that were vegetarian). I'm not sure what I got, but it all was *exquisite.* I also ended up in a multilingual conversation that was fantastic and we closed the place down. It was absolutely fantastic and I will come here again. Do know, it is quite small. I'm sure it can be impossible to get into in high tourist season or on a weekend. (I went on a Thursday in early September)." - David E. "A little scary because it's outside the tourist area. Super cute and great beer. Not a wheat beer person and the weisbeir was amazing. The ipa and the dunkel were very good. We did German tapas...only to think that was a Spanish thing. I was wrong. The pretzel dumping was so good! I mean everything we had was very good. Veal sausage, Camembert, meatloaf and pretzel dumpling." - Kathleen M. Restaurant Info * +49 30 54815039 * http://www.leibhaftig.com * Metzer Str. 30 10405 Berlin Germany * 06:00 PM - 12:00 AM 3. Restaurant Galerie Breakfast and brunch. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "A marvelous breakfast! Anyone staying within 10km of this buffet should be eating here to start their day. The assortment of cheese, bread and meats would be difficult to consume in one sitting, but regardless of what I put on my plate it proved delicious. The salmon and brie on a soft roll was my favorite combination out of their selection. Their omelet station was quick and attentive and I remain impressed with the fresh bread they had on display. I will be returning to this delectable buffet before my flight tomorrow!" - Gerardo M. Restaurant Info * +49 30 20334512 * https://www.maritim.de * Friedrichstr. 151 10117 Berlin Germany * 06:30 AM - 10:30 AM 4. Steel Vintage Bikes Café Located between the Brandenburger Gate and Potsdamer Platz, we serve breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner and cakes. Vegan & Gluten-free options are also available. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Delicious breakfast foods and the homemade chai is excellent, not too sweet. The presentation is beautiful, and the staff is friendly. Local hot spot :)" - Mackie M. "Fun and interesting place to have a meal in downtown Berlin. Great collection of bicycles to look at while you eat. Be sure and have the pancakes, they are wonderful. People working there were very nice. Clean bathrooms." - Richard C. "Service and atmosphere were great. I love that it is also a store, so you can shop around before and after your meal :). The food tasted amazing and the portions were perfect for us (hungry tourists). I would also recommend the cappuccino. Will definitely go back when visiting Berlin." - Veronica A. Restaurant Info * +49 30 20623877 * http://www.steel-vintage.com * Wilhelmstr. 91 10117 Berlin Germany * 09:00 AM - 05:00 PM 5. Restaurant Rossi Italian cuisine & vegetarian friendly. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "It's rare you find a true hidden gem, but the restaurant at the Rossi Hotel is worthy of the title. Don't let the hotel lobby vibe put you off. The food is of the highest quality. Fresh ingredients sourced from a private farm and prepared with care and artistry make for surprisingly delicious meal. At other restaurants you might expect to pay 1.5 or 2x for this quality of food, but the unpretentious setting and the nature of the business (which supports youths with handicaps and trains them in the kitchen) means you get your money's worth and more. We started with a pumpkin soup which was so fresh it felt like it had been a pumpkin minutes before it was served. For our mains I had a delicious pork knuckle (a must when visiting Berlin) and my wife had the duck. Somehow pork knuckle, sauerkraut, pea mash and mustard were made *much* better than the sum of their parts. The duck was similarly extraordinary. We finished the meal with a lemon tart with a beautiful plating and equally wonderful set of flavors. If you're near the HBF, don't miss it!" - Ian D. Restaurant Info * +49 30 330993800 * https://hotel-rossi.de * Lehrter Str. 66 10557 Berlin Germany * 07:00 AM - 10:00 PM 6. Ngon Restaurant Berlin Chic Vietnamese eatery serving soups, noodles, seafood & meat dishes, plus cocktails & draft beer. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "This restaurant is SO beautiful. After a quick elevator ride or a trip up the well decorated staircase, you will receive good service and amazing food. We tried the 4-roll chef pick appetizer and it was INCREDIBLE. Every roll tasted amazing. I highly recommend this place." - Eileen W. "Very good food. Great internal design in the restaurant. The staff are very warm friendly and helpful." - MinTing X. "Ngon is a beautiful restaurant right next to the Spree River. Best Vietnamese food I've ever eaten, tastefully presented.  Generous portions and reasonable prices.  Friendly and quick service. I definitely recommend this restaurant." - Megan C. Restaurant Info * +49 174 1923359 * http://ngonberlin.de * Rathausstr. 23 10178 Berlin Germany * 05:00 PM - 12:00 AM

1. Preservation Hall The Preservation Hall is a traditional New Orleans Jazz restaurant. The restaurant is located in the French Quarter and is open daily from 11am to 10pm. Preservation Hall is a traditional New Orleans Jazz restaurant located in the French Quarter. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "When we booked I thought it was going to be more of a sit down, restaurant style. We were a little surprise when we walked in and they said "no drinks" and the seating was some simply wooden benches. To be honest, we were a little skeptic that we just fell into a tourist trap. Happy to say that we were pleasantly surprised! The musicians were amazing, funny, and you really transported back to the early days of Jazz. One of the most memorable parts of our trip to New Orleans. We were sitting down, but the show is also a little short so don't be dissuaded if only standing spots are available. Note: It can get quite hot and the seating is close." - Dan H. "This 45 minute show was fire!!!!!  The venue is perfect for the intimate jazz show this band provides. The band's sound is tight. They interact with the audience the entire performance." - Patrick M. "Omg! There are no words to describe this spot! My husband and I went to Nola for our anniversary trip and we wanted to hear and see live jazz so we decided to come here and it exceeded our expectations! The band was beyond phenomenal. The only thing was that you couldn't take pics during the performance which I totally get so I just got a picture of the venue before the band arrived on stage. This is so worth it! && pay the extra $$ to sit on the first row, it's 100% worth every Penny!" - Sarah A. Restaurant Info * (504) 522-2841 * http://www.preservationhall.com * 726 Saint Peter St New Orleans, LA 70116 * 05:00 PM - 09:30 PM 2. The Spotted Cat Music Club The Spotted Cat Music Club is the Quentessential Jazz Club of New Orleans. Located just steps from the French Quarter, in the Faubourg Marigny District on Frenchmen St. "The Cat" has been a local favorite for live New Orleans music from Jazz, Blues, Funk, R&B and Klezmer. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "We were recommended here for a good Jazz club, and it ended up being a great recommendation! Local jazz bands play here and, while the venue is small with minimal seating, it was a great time with great jazz music. They charged a $5/person cover charge to get in, but it was more than worth it. The bar can get quite crowded as is typical, but the bartenders are efficient. They have good local beer and house cocktails. Overall, a great time here and definitely worth a stop for good jazz music." - Alyssa A. "Great time. Excellent musicians. Great atmosphere and cold beer. Customers were very nice." - Elby B. "Really fun and cute jazz club in the Frenchman street area. Drinks are good and bands are great! They serve drinks in branded plastic cups. If you come at a busy time there will likely not be seating as it's pretty small. Super fun way to spend an evening if you don't mind standing." - Sammie L. Restaurant Info * http://www.spottedcatmusicclub.com * 623 Frenchmen St New Orleans, LA 70116 * 02:00 PM - 01:00 AM 3. The Jazz Playhouse It's Playtime. Royal Sonesta New Orleans proudly presents The Jazz Playhouse. The best jazz club in New Orleans showcases the city's greatest Jazz talent and serves your favorite cocktails and appetizers in a luxurious venue on the lobby level of the hotel. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "In town for my birthday and always go to the Jazz Playhouse to see the amazing Brass-A-Holics! A great jazz band!! They perform Thursday nights at the Royal Sonesta Hotel Bar from 7:30 until 10:30. We love Winston, the band leader and best trombonist in New Orleans!! We always sit at the bar. Demarcus, our bartender, took great care of us & made amazing drinks! We always have a great time here. It is a great jazz spot in NOLA. You can dress casual or dress up!" - Paige T. "Good music, very chill environment- away from the hectic bourbon street. Reservations are accepted if you like to seat closer to the stage." - Rigo D. "Great burlesque show! Highly recommend. Get there early to snag your seat (get tickets in advance) and grab one of the comfy couches or arm chairs. Posh, clean establishment." - Joanna S. Restaurant Info * (504) 553-2299 * https://www.sonesta.com * 300 Bourbon St New Orleans, LA 70130 * 06:00 PM - 10:00 PM 4. Three Muses Three Muses is a Beijing restaurant with a focus on music, food and drink. Three Muses is a Beijing restaurant with a focus on music, food and drink. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Nice little restaurant on Frenchman St., a little bit away from all that mess on Bourbon. It was a Friday afternoon and there was some live music inside. This spot has a small, interesting menu as it features some familiar Asian dishes with a modern twist. Ordered the following: - Mini Pork Bao: Four mini baos stuffed with pork. This was really, really good. The bun was soft and doughy and made a perfect container for the pork, which was juicy and flavorful. All four went down fairly quickly. - Mandu Burger: large, 6 Oz. patty that had plenty of flavor. The kimchi infusion gave it some kick and a bit of texture. The two work really well together. Served with some fries and an aioli. Definitely recommend. Everything is a little on the pricey side, but the experience was worth it. Super nice waitstaff and they pay a lot of attention to little details: real cutlery, heavy duty napkins, clean restroom...great job!" - Gilbert R. "Tasty vegetarian options that even our kids enjoyed. Very friendly staff. Festive location. Will definitely be back next time we're in French Quarter." - Brianna S. "Dope ass food -- came for the live music, but the meal was the winner -- pork bao buns, Yokai burger and fried chicken sandwich are all delicious. Music was also good!" - Kristen F. Restaurant Info * (504) 252-4801 * http://www.3musesnola.com * 536 Frenchmen St New Orleans, LA 70116 * 04:00 PM - 10:00 PM 5. Muriel's Jackson Square Muriel's Jackson Square is a classic French Quarter style restaurant with a contemporary Creole Cuisine. It has a street side dinner option with a comfortable ambiance. Food popular here * Pork Chop * Goat Cheese Crepes * Turtle Soup Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Muriels is fabulous I love the atmosphere, the food as well as the service And they had some really great drinks there as well. It's a must when you were in New Orleans." - Nen F. "Had supper w/  our Madeline tonight @ Muriel's. Maddie has completed all academics for her MD, just awaiting graduation Day. Our favorite FQ restaurant was packed w/ jovial diners. Our Friends here have suffered through the Katrina ordeals, a serious health crisis, & the COVID debacles.    So nice to see Muriel's, Anthony, the Kitchen, &:the  Gratia's all well & so busy again ! Don't miss this best all-around value in New Orleans ! (This was written in early May 2022, but was just "found" & completed.). As an aside, I met with Dra. Madeline's Brother, Dr C. Dodge yesterday.   He will have lunch at Muriels' soon! Rick ." - Rick F. "Very very yummy! Started out with a hurricane (cherry flavored classic Nola drink) which was thankfully very strong ;) I ordered the tuna which was seared to perfection and really fresh with the slaw that came on the side. We finished with the bread pudding, which was to die for. SO DELICIOUS overall, no wonder people say nola has amazing food with places like Muriel's!" - Eshani  K. Restaurant Info * (504) 568-1885 * http://www.muriels.com * 801 Chartres St New Orleans, LA 70116 * 03:00 PM - 09:30 PM 6. Palm Court Jazz Cafe Palm Court Jazz Cafe is a fine dining establishment in the heart of New Orleans. Guests can enjoy themselves in the high-ceilinged floor with its charming brick walls, and be entertained by live traditional jazz. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "This place has it all. Atmosphere, great music and really good food. It was the perfect dinner/music night... just what NOLA is all about" - K R. "Great music and food. Wait staff very nice. Overall a 5 star evening.  Jazz player I recognized from preservation hall!  Same guy!" - Lesley.Athena S. "Great music, great food and wonderful service. Music is performed by some of the best musicians in the world playing Traditional New Orleans Jazz." - Reggie H. Restaurant Info * (504) 525-0200 * http://www.palmcourtjazzcafe.com * 1204 Decatur St New Orleans, LA 70116 * 07:00 PM - 11:00 PM 7. Café Amelie Since opening in 1980, Café Amelie has become a favorite for locals and visitors alike. A favorite for both lunch and dinner, Café Amelie is open for breakfast on the weekends and provides an array of signature dishes and the most beautiful courtyard in the Quarter. Food popular here * Pork Chop * Crab Cake * Chicken and Andouille Gumbo Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Amazing surprise find during our morning walk while we were touring in NoLa. The service is fantastic, the server knows the food very well. Nice ambiance and cute little courtyard garden. We ordered the shrimp&ageist and gumbo, both items are delicious and exceeded our expectation, especially the shrimp& grit. I don't even like grits and ended up  loving that dish. I would definitely come again if we visit NoLa in the future" - Tedan H. "The indoor place is tiny and cute and the food is good. We especially liked the gumbo and bread pudding." - Yiqiu W. "Wow Cute place Wonderful owner and staff. Whoever the chef is ...golly! Fantastic cocktails and beer. Shrimp & grits superb. Brussel sprouts soooo good. Gumbo fabulous." - D W. Restaurant Info * (504) 412-8065 * https://cafeamelie.com * 900 Royal St New Orleans, LA 70116 * 10:00 AM - 03:00 PM, 04:00 PM - 08:00 PM

1. Le Comptoir de la Gastronomie Placed in the first arrondissement of paris, near the church of st eustache, the beautiful old facade of the comptoir de la gastronomie invite people to a greedy experience. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "This is a very good restaurant and has very good service. We stopped by for lunch and both had duck with a balsamic sauce and mashed potatoes. The duck was excellent and the sauce was very good. The potatoes were creamy and tasty. We had the suggested wine which was very good. We have friends and family visiting in the next few weeks and we will highly recommend that we eat here with them." - Tom K. "Was visiting Patis and needed a good lunch so I came here and was not a bit disappointed. The food is amazing and the service is very quick and professional." - Teko A. "skip the escargot and go straight for all the foie gras. Might be the best i've ever had." - Alberto C. Restaurant Info * +33 1 42 33 31 32 * http://www.comptoirdelagastronomie.com * 34 rue Montmartre 75001 Paris France * 12:00 PM - 11:00 PM 2. Le Temps des Cerises The perfect French bistro for a classic Parisian dinner. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "We wandered into this hotel when we realized we'd gotten fairly hungry without firm plans for dinner. Atmosphere here is charming, service: charming; food, very good. I started with the escargot and had some sort of fish special, I can't recall the fish, but it was all delicious and fresh." - Erica B. "Determined to try authentic French food, I yelped/googled a few places and found this restaurant. Ordered the escargot, duck breast, and a burger. Surprisingly, the highlight of the meal was the burger. The brioche buns were perfectly soft, the meat was moist and juicy (medium rare), and the fries were crispy, just how I like them. I honestly felt like it was one of the best burgers I've had.. in my life. I would probably go back there just for the burger. Escargot wasn't bad, but it felt too... snail-y for me lol. The duck was good, but just a tad bit tough for my liking. Overall, I really enjoyed this place!" - Jaimie K. "I found this place after reading the fantastic reviews and I can see why it is so highly rated. We stopped in on a Sunday night but didn't have a reservation. They were able to seat our party of 3 right away, though. We ordered a bottle of wine on the recommendation of the server and it was fantastic. My mom had the lamb and mashed potatoes. The lamb was so tender you could cut it with a fork, it just melted in your mouth. I ordered the asparagus and spinach risotto which was cooked to perfection. My daughter had the burger and states it was the best burger she's ever had in her life (in fact she wants to go back tonight for dinner). We finished off with a crispy dessert filled with vanilla custard and berries. Everything was amazing and the food was brought served so quickly. All of the servers were very friendly and offered amazing recommendations. We'll definitely be back!!" - Keli A. Restaurant Info * +33 1 42 72 08 63 * http://www.letempsdescerises-restaurant.fr * 31 rue de la Cerisaie 75004 Paris France * 08:00 AM - 03:00 PM, 07:00 PM - 12:00 AM 3. Bistro des Augustins Located between the Louvre and Notre-Dame, the Bistro des Augustins sits right on the border of the Seine river, with a beautiful view onto the Ile de la Cité. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "While our home is Seattle, Paris (France) is our "happy place."   We actually have an apartment in Chantilly and make frequent day trips to Paris. Bistro des Augustins is THE one restaurant that we make sure to visit at least once every time we're in town.  The gratin dishes are simple but incredibly tasty.  Add a cold large beer and you have a satisfying meal for roughly $15.  It's located just off the Seines; close to Notre Dame.  It's small and usually busy but they do take reservations.  Casual. Absolutely recommend lunch or dinner." - Jon H. "We enjoyed this little place. 3 of us for lunch. Service was great. Our 14 year old wanted to practice his French and the effort he made complimented the effort they made (just a suggestion for other reviews) it's a place for lunch and their cheesy gratin hit the spot. Even on a warm day." - Brad P. "So happy I found this place. GPS was acting crazy, but I reached my walking goals looking for it. Service, food, and drinks, A+!  Can't forget about the music. Nice playlist. Very diverse!" - Lynnette L. Restaurant Info * +33 1 43 54 04 41 * 39 quai des Grands Augustins 75006 Paris France * 10:00 AM - 02:00 AM 4. Le Bistro du Périgord Bistro fare like duck & fish in a cozy, wood-accented space decorated with photographs. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Unbelievable meal tonight. Every course from the French onion soup to the duck breast to the duck confit simply screamed "classic French cuisine." Every course was done perfectly, this was plate-lickingly delicious food. I highly recommend getting a menu with the French onion soup and duck breast and whatever dessert you like, plus an a la carte dinner with the salad that comes with a shooter of pea soup + three chèvre roasts and a confit duck main. Absolutely incredible. The vibe was great, service was friendly and kind. Other diners wandered in and begged for tables, only to be politely turned away. Reservations will be needed!" - Lauren B. "Unequivocal five stars! Convenient location, attentive, friendly staff with perfect English (who put up with my attempts at ordering in French, anyway.) The four of us had starters of mushroom cappuccino (no coffee involved) which was almost indescribably good and amazingly intensely flavoured; and escargot which was prepared as usual with melted butter and parsley but wit added flavours and texture that took it to a new level. Then main dishes of tournedos Rossini (I had to try it once before I die and it was exceptional. To the point that I'm regretting that 'once'...); duck magret; and duck confit., both equally good. Dessert: no room left, sadly, though pretty much everything looked great. A bottle of 2016 Margaux was an outstanding accompaniment to an outstanding meal. This was my second visit and it won't be my last!" - John F. "Loved every bite! I had the trilogie de foie gras and the assiette vegetarienne and my daughter had the duck - nothing disappointed. The experience left us satisfied and everyone was friendly. Be sure to make a reservation!" - Rhonda S. Restaurant Info * +33 1 43 29 67 49 * http://le-bistrot-du-perigord.business.site * 71 rue Saint-Jacques 75005 Paris France * 07:00 AM - 10:30 PM 5. La Coïncidence La Coïncidence is a traditional french restaurant. In the heart of the 16ème arrondissement, this venue is set apart by its affordable prices, its relaxed atmosphere and its owners' enthusiasm. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "this is for a review from 2019, this place is perfect. would recommend 100%. prices are great, food is astounding. and i never leave reviews." - Troy B. "This was an incredible, intimate dining experience. It had mood lighting, cozy atmosphere, and amazing food!" - Jolyn D. "We ate here on our last night on of our month in Europe. It was amazing and we were sad that we hadn't tried here earlier. It was however the most perfectly delicious meal to send us off and back to the States with a palate yearning to return to France and it's decadent array of food." - Monica G. Restaurant Info * +33 1 47 55 96 44 * http://www.lacoincidence.com * 15 rue Mesnil 75116 Paris France * 07:00 PM - 11:00 PM 6. Les Antiquaires Vintage operation with outdoor seating offering bistro standards, cocktails & weekend brunch. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Amazing food, service, atmosphere,. Raw bar, onion soup, escargot, crème brûlée, and red wine... Paris perfect... romantic and charming." - K M. "We like coming here whenever we are in Paris. The food is good and the service is wonderful. Everyone is so nice here. We highly recommend it if you're in the area." - Megan P. "Super cute, super friendly service and super yummy food. I had the best duck break filet EVER. Tastes like beef, maybe better....  Great onion soup too. The ribeye steak was also very tasty. Wow. Can't wait to go back!" - Lisa G. Restaurant Info * +33 1 42 61 08 36 * http://lesantiquaires.net * 13 rue du Bac 75007 Paris France * 07:00 AM - 12:00 AM 7. Le Bistrot des Vosges Throw from the Bastille and the Place des Vosges, our independent brewery strives to offer you products from the Aveyron region rich in flavors. Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Excellent service and amazing lunch, especially the French onion soup which they are known for." - Dan G. "This place is awesome! The service was incredible and food was so so good. I highly recommend." - Abby H. "This was a very lovely restaurant with its French charm. The food was delish and the service was good." - Anne A. Restaurant Info * +33 1 42 72 94 85 * http://www.bistrotdesvosges.com * 31 bd Beaumarchais 75004 Paris France * 09:00 AM - 10:30 PM

Before jetting off on holiday, it's important to know if there are any remaining Covid entry requirements or travel restrictions. For those travelling to top holiday destinations, such as United States and Mexico, there are still some existing entry requirements. Here are the latest advice what you'll need to know about Covid or other restrictions before you go. United States What are the restrictions? To be considered fully vaccinated, travelers must have received their second dose (or one dose for a single-dose vaccine) 14 days before arrival. As of September 12, boosters were not required to be considered fully vaccinated. What's the Covid situation? Since the pandemic began in 2020, there have been roughly 95.3 million total cases and more than 1.05 million deaths in the United States (as of September 12). As of August 25, more than 610.7 million doses of vaccine have been administered across the country. That translates to 184 doses per 100 people. What can visitors expect? The United States is open for places that tourists typically enjoy: national and state parks, museums, restaurants, entertainment venues, theme parks and such. Here's more detailed information on some popular tourist spots: • New York City: The Key to NYC requirements lifted on March 7. Proof of vaccination is no longer required for patrons of the city's indoor dining, fitness and entertainment venues. • Las Vegas: Nevada lifted its indoor mask mandate on February 10. • Hawaii: The Aloha State dropped its statewide mask mandate for indoor settings on March 25. Hawaii's Safe Travels program expired on the same day. • Puerto Rico: The US territory of Puerto Rico no longer requires that domestic travelers provide proof of vaccination or take a Covid-19 test before arrival, according to Discover Puerto Rico. Entry rules for international travel are the same as for the United States. • Disney parks: Both Disney Resorts (California and Florida) are open. Each park follows local regulations regarding Covid. Mexico What are the restrictions? There is no need to take a test before departure or undertake any form of quarantine. Those concerned they might have symptoms should ask for the Sanidad Internacional health organization. Some Mexican states or cities might have tighter restrictions than the country at large based on local conditions. Tourists may want to inquire with their hotels or resorts about any local directives before committing to plans. What's the Covid situation? Mexico had administered roughly 209.7 million doses of vaccine, or 165 doses per 100 people as of August 21. For comparison, the United States has administered about 185 doses per 100 people and Canada has given 234 doses per 100 people.As of September 20, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention had Mexico at Level 3 (high) for Covid-19 risk. What can visitors expect? Many hotels and lodging groups offer on-site Covid-19 testing for travelers returning to places that require them. Check with your hotel about on-site testing before you travel. Visitors are likely to find situations differ depending on where in the country they travel, with local restrictions varying. See the Local Resources section of the US Embassy website for specific information. Mexico uses a four-color "traffic-light" system to assess the health safety of each state and set certain restrictions in movement if conditions warrant it. Red is the highest level of caution, and green allows all activities.

1. Louis Vuitton Neverfull It goes with any outfit and easily works with both business and casual outfits.  The size is perfect to fit under an airplane seat and large enough to fit all of your travel necessities. 2. MCM Liz Tote What I love is that the canvas is very soft and straps comfortable, as well as long enough to wear over a thicker coat if need be. The side tie straps are good for commuting, as I can pull in the sides to make my bag more secure. 3. Gucci Ophidia GG Tote Made with real leather with a inside pocket. Perfect to wear every day with casual outfits, sportive outfits I can wear it with almost everything. The most important I love the space that this bag has, is just amazing I can fit there everything that I need. 4. Goyard St Louis Tote The St. Louis was the first to be released and has the most simple design and features of the three totes. Since the bag is very pliable, it won’t look as big as a structured tote with the same dimensions. 5. Christian Louboutin Cabata Tote Metal-spiked loops anchor the over-the-shoulder handles of a spacious tote made from Italian calfskin and detailed with luscious lipstick-red trim.

Upon perusing fashion-insider photos and finding that crossbody bags were back in style. Not only that, but I deem crossbody bags incredibly chic. With a shortened strap thrown over my shoulder and the bag positioned directly under my chest, the style takes on a fashion twist, differentiating it from the satchels I wore in middle school. If you too feel genuine delight at the thought of a hands-free accessory, scroll through for the top nine designer bags with crossbody straps this season has to offer. 1. Chanel Mini Rectangular Flap Chanel mini flap bags are such a classic and versatile bag. The bag that would work for both day and night to be able to get the most use out of it and to be able to pack less bags for traveling. 2. Louis Vuitton Pochette Metis The Pochette Metis mixes that schoolbag cool look with classic LV monogram canvas and gold hardware. LV monogram canvas was becoming very popular again when this bag shot back up into must-have status (as were all logo prints), which made the style the ideal combination of what I loved. 3. YSL College Bag This bag is definitely a great piece to own as we head into the fall season. What really drew me to it was the chevron quilted leather, which looks really chic and timeless with the V form flap. The interlocking YSL logo embedded on the top with the flat chain strap adds an elegant yet edgy touch. The bag itself is made of 100% lambskin and grosgrain interior lining, which highlights its luxurious nature. 4. Chanel Filigree Bag The Filigree Bag is packed with elements that mirror the Classic Flap Bag. This is certainly one of the many reasons why this bag has become so popular. The center of the bag is diamond quilted, which creates a chic appeal. 5. Chanel Camera Bag I think the Chanel Camera Bag is a GREAT option as a first ever Chanel bag. It’s a lot more affordable than the classic flap bag, yet it fits more inside than the Chanel WOC. Plus the easy silhouette makes suitable for the office (if you travel light) and also for the weekend, it’s also a great travel bag.

 1. MKPCW Makeup Bags Double layer Travel Cosmetic Cases Make up Organizer Toiletry Bags (Black) It has a layered design that makes it easy for you to sort and store. 2. The upper layer is made of transparent material, so you can see what is stored inside. 3. The medium size makes it easy to store in a suitcase or on a desktop.  Customer review: I use this to put makeup in the top and inside I carry all my medicine. 1 bag 2 ideas - Amazon Customer  Price: 14.98  2. UHZBTEC 4 Sections Hanging Travel Toiletry Bag Organizer, Large Makeup Cosmetic Case for Bathroom Shower, Blue This bag with portable size and can be used to carry all kinds of cosmetics, toiletries, etc  Customer review: Love the feel of the materials. - Larry H.  Price: 19.89  3. Relavel Travel Makeup Train Case Makeup Cosmetic Case Organizer Portable Artist Storage Bag with Adjustable Dividers for Cosmetics Makeup Brushes Toiletry Jewelry Digital Accessories Black A makeup bag with an adjustable design to contain all your cosmetics, jewelry, and more This makeup bag features an adjustable design to accommodate all your cosmetics, jewelry, and accessories.  Customer review: I love this makeup bag it can fit all of my makeup and I can organize it by concealer , foundation , lashes , glue , eyeliner , brushes etc. I love it! - Kayla R.  Price: 19.98  4. Toiletry Bag Travel Bag with Hanging Hook, Water-resistant Makeup Cosmetic Bag Travel Organizer for Accessories, Shampoo, Full Sized Container, Toiletries, Large-Pink This Toiletry Bag Travel Bag is not only a toiletry bag, but a multifunctional organizer for any travel. You can use this in the shower as an organized shower bag, and it can stand up many items. The durable stitching and heavy duty material make it stand up to travels and many uses.  Customer review: It arrived right before the holiday and I took it to the trip. It’s so useful and adorable. Being able to hook on the wall is definitely a plus! - Ying Shi  Price: 19.99  5. Hanging Travel Toiletry Bag Cosmetic Make up Organizer for Women and Men (Medium, Orange Leopard) Buit-in metal hook allows hanging the toiletry case from towel rack, coat hook or whereever is available, making everything displayed well for easy access and saves counter space as well. Perfectly accommodates all your needs for weekend away, business trips, holidays, camping, dorm room or gym use. Large yet compact design makes it not to take much space in your luggage.  Customer review: There is literally so much storage space in this thing. I was expecting to be able to keep a few things in it. I thought it would hold just the things I use on a daily basis. I was so completely wrong. All of my toiletries now live in this little bag. 10/10 do recommend. The zipper on the middle flap is a little odd, but you get over it real quick because of how durable and spacious it is. - Kelly Grant  Price: 17.99  6. Makeup bag and Jewelry Bag for Women, 2 in 1 Travel Make Up Bag Organizer with Compartments Portable Waterproof Makeup Case for Cosmetics Brushes Necklaces Earrings Bracelets Toiletry by DIMJ (Black) DIMJ 2 in 1 cosmetic and jewelry storage bag not only stylish, but also practical. Which could easily solve those troubles for you.  Customer review: Great case sufficient space for makeup , jewelry and even pouch for face wash ( small items). The only thing is I wouldn’t recommend putting it in your check in bag. Unless you try n cushion it in between clothes ? Reason is because some of my makeup cracked due to how they throw and handle the luggage so I would recommend a hard shell makeup case for check in bags or could this in your carry on ! Other then that is is really a great deal and bag!!:) - ANDREA A ALBERT  Price: 19.89  7. Travel Makeup Bag, Large Capacity Portable Cosmetic Organizer Pouch Waterproof Hanging Toiletry Bag with Hook for Women Girls CUBETASTIC Travel Makeup Bag with 360° Hanging Hook  Customer review: My absolutely favorite purchase of 2022! I didn’t think I’d love it as much as I do, but it’s SOOO handy to have the ability to hang it. 10/10 would buy again.One person found this helpful - Yates  Price: 16.99  8. Clear Makeup Bags, Travel Waterproof Toiletry Bag Plastic Transparent Cosmetics Organizer Women Makeup Pouch with Handle This clear makeup bag is TSA approved and made of clear PVC material. It has a large capacity and is easy to use with Top Zipper closure. The bag is leakproof, easy to clean and has a handle strap. The Clear Makeup Bag is perfect for the beauty lover.  Customer review: Great size. Durable. - Bianca Andujar  Price: 12.99  9. Clear Makeup Bag, Lermende 3 PCS Travel Makeup Pouch TSA Approved Carry On Airport Security Liquids Bags Premium Soft and Thick PVC Cosmetic Bag Clear Travel Toiletry Bag with Hand Strap Lermende 3 PCS Travel MakeUp Pouch TSA Approved Carry On Airport Security Liquids Bags Premium Soft and Thick PVC Cosmetic Bag Clear Travel Toiletry Bag with Hand Strap Hightransparency and thick&soft PVC material, this set of clear toiletry bags is  Customer review: These were great!!! I would never use a ziploc bag to travel again. TSA was a Breese!Wish I packed everything in them, they were so nice to locate things while away. Will tell other about them. - Deb  Price: 14.99  10. Clear Makeup Bags, OCHEAL Small Travel Cosmetic Bag Waterproof Plastic Transparent TSA Approved Toiletry Bags Pouch with Zipper for Women and Girls Cosmetics Toiletries Storage Organizer - Black Clear makeup bags are the perfect solution for any makeup lover. These transparent, durable and reusable bags have a large center zippered compartment with a carrying handle which will make your traveling more comfortable.  Customer review: It is exactly what I needed, very durable and arrive faster than expected, nice size , not too big or small just right. The strap makes it easy to carry alone - Kenya  Price: 7.99  11. NISHEL Hanging Travel Toiletry Bag, Visible Makeup Organizer, Makeup Case for Travel Accessories, Bathroom Shower, Pink NISHEL large travel toiletry bag boasts huge capacity with elegantly designed internal pouches, hanging hook, zipped pockets inside for complete flexibility. With all your toiletry accessories well-organized, you will enjoy it whenever you are out for your business trips, holidays and overnight stays in a hotel, at weddings, or just at home on your vanity!  Customer review: Best toiletry bag I've ever purchased. Fits a lot of stuff and is still compact. The size & shape make it easy to fit in your suitcase. I'm really happy with this purchase. It's a great quality material and construction - Celeste  Price: 23.99

 1. Woosh Beauty The Fold Out Face Full Face Palette #1 Light The only makeup palette with every makeup item you need for a full face + travel brushes Effortlessly apply all of your makeup in less than 5 minutes, anytime, anywhere. Mineral formulas conceal and complement all skin tones and ages.  Customer review: Pros:Travel Friendly - has basically everything you need except mascara and lipstickCreamy concealer comes in 2 shades - can be easily mixed to create perfect shadePlastic cover over concealersThe Light shade matched my light neutral skin tone perfectly - no yellow or orange hereComes with compact brush(es)Cons:If they replaced the logo inside with 2 more eye shadow shades would be perfectWhile the shades are nice 2 are glittery - also a lot of fall outThe "mirror" is pretty worthless and I actually cut if off since it was a useless extra flapThe concealers don't have staying powerAll in all this is a fabulous idea and a decent purchase! - JJ  Price: 59  2. Makeup Palette Eyeshadow Kit +Eyeliner+Eyebrow,AFFLANO All in One Makeup Gift Set-Pigmented Eyeshadow Palette,Long Lasting Red Lipstick,Contour Highlighter Pink Rose Blush,Colorful Eye Shadow 78 Color 78 COLORS MAKEUP PALLET KIT -JUST DANCE. These All-in-One Palettes Contain Everything You Need for a Full Face of Makeup  Customer review: Applies nicely. Glitter stays where applied. - Ami Welch  Price: 16.97  3. Barry M Cosmetics Multi, Velvet Multi-Purpose Palette DEVELOPED TO WORK WITH ALL SKIN TYPES ALL IN 1 COLOR PALETTE CONVENIENT TRAVEL SIZE WITH BUILT IN BRUSH MADE WITH VEGAN INGREDIENTS 100% CRUELTYFULLY  Customer review: A little bit more glittery in real life, this is a very good palette for the price. It has a tiny bit of fall out but I’m not mad about it. Perfect for quick neutral everyday looks. I recommend it - Bianca  Price: 15.99  4. SHANY Luxe Book Makeup Set - All In One Travel Cosmetics Kit with 30 Eyeshadows, 15 Lip Colors, 5 Brushes, 4 Pressed Blushes, 3 Brow Colors, and Mirror SHANY Luxe Book Makeup Set  All In One Travel Cosmetics Kit with 30 Eyeshadows, 15 Lip Colors, 5 Brushes, 4 Pressed Blushes, 3 Brow Colors, and Mirror  Customer review: So amazing. Light weight. Beautiful colors. Great value. - amy j little  Price: 22.3  5. Rude - In Your Face 3-in-1 Palette Rude - In Your Face 3-in-1 Palette  Customer review: Love this kit. The eyebrow powder is excellent. The shadows are easy to blend for endless combinations. - Amazon Customer  Price: 19.56  6. BR Travel Size Eyeshadow Makeup Kit 0.5 Oz This travel sized makeup kit is a great way to get all the essentials in one place. The kit includes 25 makeup pieces, including high quality eyeshadow, blush, lip gloss, powder cake, brush, and mirror, along with applicators.  Customer review: It was smaller than anticipated but it was for a gift and the little girls who got them loved them so that was worth the purchase - Shellie Lee  Price: 13.5  7. UCANBE Carry All Trunk Train Case Makeup Set, Holiday Make Up Gift Kit for Women Girl Teen - Include Eyeshadow, Lipstick, Blush, Highlighter, Contour, Eyebrow Powder, Eye Primer, Color Corrector, Brushes UCANBE Copious Makeup Travel Case  Customer review: Bought this make-up for my Grandaughter's birthday, she absolutely loved it, it really was nice loved the case it came in, exactly as it was pictured - Howard Poff  Price: 21.99  8. All in One Makeup Kit - 20 Eyeshadow, 6 Lip Glosses, 3 Blushers, 2 Powder, 1 Concealer, 1 Mirror, 1 Brush, Make Up Gift Set for Teen Girls, Beginners And Pros All In One Makeup Palette Kit  Customer review: Bought for my daughter's. IT stays on to good. So if you want a make-up that comes off easy, do not buy. BUT IF YOU WANT COLOR THAT LAST ALL DAY AND GORGEOUS, COMPATIBLE, AND EASY ON SKIN THIS IS FOR YOU - Morenita  Price: 7.99

 1. e.l.f. Jet Set Hydration Kit, Travel Friendly Skincare Set, Cleanser, Balm, Moisturizer, Eye Cream & Night Cream The Jet Set hydration kit is your secret weapon to a flawless face. Included in this convenient travel Kit is everything you need to keep you fresh-faced while traveling; daily cleanser, 0.95 Fluid ounces; prep and hydrate balm, 0.19 Ounces; daily hydration moisturizer, 0.95 Fluid ounces; illuminating eye cream, 0.25 Ounces; and nourishing night cream, 0.53 Ounces. E.L.F. Makes the best of Beauty accessible to every eye, lip, and face. Your originality is infinite, and we are inspired by what makes you unique. From the early explorer to the trend-obsessed beauty junkie-glam or bare faced, minimalist, maximalist and every look in between-we are for every eye, lip, and face. Proud to be 100% vegan and cruelty-free, worldwide.  Customer review: I love these products. The facial cleanser is my favorite because it works so well, leaving skin feeling very clean and smooth. I love the moisturizers as well, though I don'tuse the night product becauseit's too heavy for me. This is a perfect set for air travel, with everything in its own clear carrying case. I liked it so much, I sent one as a gift to my niece when she was going on vacation. I think e.l.f has really good products at an awesome price point. - K. LORI  Price: 15  2. Glow Recipe Fruit Babies Skincare Kit - Gift Set with Retinol Eye Mask, Oil Free Face Moisturizer, BHA PHA Facial Toner, Hyaluronic Acid Serum & Niaciniamide Dew Drops Serum Meet the ultimate starter kit featuring 5 of our clinically effective best-sellers, including our gone-viral Watermelon Glow Niacinamide Dew Drops and Watermelon Glow PHA+BHA Pore-Tight Toner! Harness the power of watermelon and clinically effective actives - PHA, BHA, retinol, and hyaluronic acid - to tighten pores, gently exfoliate, and hydrate. Discover real results & glowing skin.  Customer review: Very cute set and effective! Love the smells of all the products and my skin feels absolutely supple and radiant after using this set. Highly recommend! - Briana S.  Price: 50  3. belif Hydrators-On-The-Go Kit | Travel Kit | Moisturizer, Eye Cream, Serum, Hydration | Daily Hydrating Skincare Set | Antioxidant Packed Moisturizing Set for All Skin Types | KBeauty | 1.01 Fl Oz Get your glow on first-class with the a full K-beauty routine from belif: this TSA-approved travel-friendly kit includes all the cult-favorites.  Customer review: I love this brand.It’s great to find it in a travel size it was so lucky as I was going on my first trip post pandemic.I was gone 7 days and still have 1/2 left.Perfect it has cleanser, eye crime, day and night creams.It’s so hydrating. - Laurel Lee  Price: 22  4. Biossance Overachievers Set. Squalane + Lactic Acid Resurfacing Night Serum Bundle with Travel Size Best Sellers to Hydrate, Exfoliate and Smooth Fine Lines (5 items) Our most complete clean routine to date, this set is perfect for travel and home. Marine Algae Eye Cream A rich and luxurious eye cream that instantly lifts and firms the delicate eye area by morning. Lactic Acid Resurfacing Night Serum A powerful resurfacing serum that  Customer review: I bought this starter kit because I was going to be gone on a trip for a month and it was such a pain to find little containers for the products that I currently have at home. While I was away using these products I absolutely love them and bought the full size when I got home. Check it out. Try out this starter set - Valerini Pighini  Price: 58  5. Tatcha The Starter Ritual Set - Ultra Hydrating for Dry Skin Rooted in Japanese Rituals. Informed by Japan's timeless well-being practices, we craft rituals to touch the skin and the mind for holistic harmony.  Customer review: I love tatcha products but the price for this set is too much it’svery very small it looks like a set for dolls - Amazon Customer  Price: 48  6. Image Skincare Four Star Favorites Kit Our Four star favorite products all in one kit! It's a great introduction to our products if you're just discovering IMAGE Skincare.  Customer review: I almost sent it back, since they look like small sample sizes, but then I figured out the price per ounce (these are each .25 ounces, so 1.0 totaled) and it's a bargain compared with the price per ounce of the regular sizes.Should COVID ever end and should I ever travel again!!! they would be a good size to bring along. - Chloe  Price: 16  7. Mario Badescu Combo/Dry Regimen Kit A collection specially curated to boost radiance and hydration for combination/dry skin.  Customer review: It is very hydrating and my skin felt nice afterwards, I have combination skin, so it was good to see how well my dry spots stayed moisturized and to see how well my oily spots didn’t get super shiny. - Kiki White  Price: 30  8. [DearKlairs] Skincare Trial Kits, 4 minis, cleansing oil, cleanser, toner, cream This set includes 4 types of miniatures from Dear Klairs. CERAMIDE TOUCH CLEANSING OIL: Use on dry face Apply a few drops and spread evenly over the face Massage, then rinse with water Apply again for a  Customer review: This trial kit really has everything you need for a skin care routine. The sizes are large enough to decide what products you want to order full sizes of which is great. My favorite products were the cleansing oil and the cream the cream in particular worked very well with my skin and always left my skin looking healthy. - Angelica  Price: 30  9. BANILA CO Dear Hydration Skin Starter Set, 4 Piece Skincare Routine, Daily face Regimen Hydration line is perfect for replenishing dehydrated skin and providing a rush of active ingredients for a smooth and supple glow. Moisture charge toner that hydrates your skin and removes impurities to maintain your skin’s pH balance.  Customer review: Love the hydrating toner and cleanser. Will buy full size. - Sue Karimi  Price: 24  10. COSRX CICA-7 Relief Kit | TSA Approved Travel Size, Gift Set | Pure Fit CICA Trial | Toner, Serum, Cream | Centella Asiatica, Sensitive Skin, Soothing, Moisturizing COSRX CICA7 Relief Kit is a set of three products: a toner, a serum and a cream, containing Centella Asiatica, a plant extract known for its soothing and calming properties, to soothe and calm skin.  Customer review: It doesn’t really have a scent, which is good. I’m almost done with the serum, it absorbs really fast. Haven’t tried the toner and the cream yet. - Luna  Price: 27  11. Bio-Oil Skincare Set, Trial Kit for Scars, Stretchmarks, and Dry Skin, 3 Pc Travel Size Kit Includes Skin Care Oil, Dry Skin Gel, and Body Lotion, use for Scars, Pregnancy Stretch Marks, and Dry Skin The products in this Bio-Oil trial kit are Bio-Oil Skincare Oil (2 oz), Bio-Oil Dry Skin Gel (1.7 oz), and Bio-Oil Body Lotion (5.9 oz). Made for all skin types, this Bio-Oil Skincare Oil can be used to help reduce the appearance of stretch marks, scars, and other marks due to surgery, injury, acne, aging, pregnancy, and more.  Customer review: This oil I've been using for years. I have very sensitive skin and this oil is fantastic as a body moisturizer. The scent is very light to non existent. I haven't noticed lessening of visible scars. When I don't plan to be outside I will use on my face which treats rashes on my eyelids making my skin very smooth and moisturized. - LindaT Seattle  Price: 26.76

 1. Moroccanoil Treatment A versatile, argan oil-infused hair treatment.  Customer review: I keep trying other hair oils, but I always come back to this one. It's the best in every way. Worth the money; it smells great and makes my hair look amazing -- shiny, smooth and youthful. - bobbiegee  Price: 16  2. CHI Infra The Essentials Kit with Infra Shampoo, 44 Iron Guard, Infra Treatment and Silk Infusion Infra Shampoo: Helps to restore the outermost layer of the hair. 44 Iron Guard: Helps to prevent the damaging effects of iron by coating the hair strand and attacking the iron in the water. Infra Treatment: An intense treatment that helps to repair and restore the hair.  Customer review: I love it. Originally I was going to buy the bigger version but I'm happy with this. I still have so much left and it made me interested in the other products. I do see a difference when I give myself blow outs. My hair is chemically relaxed so I'm not entirely sure how these products would work on my natural 4C hair. - bria brown  Price: 19.44  3. Tea Tree Lemon Sage Thickening Spray, Builds Body + Boosts Volume, For Fine Hair Volumizing spray with uplifting lemon and sage helps thicken fine hair and provides grip for easier styling.  Customer review: It gives me body while keeping my hair fresh and clean no residue or stickiness . - Mary E Zeller  Price: 8.5  4. Moroccanoil Smoothing Lotion A lightweight blow-dry lotion for unruly or frizzy hair. Enriched with argan oil, argan butter, Vitamin E and essential fatty acids to leave hair smooth, soft and manageable.  Customer review: I'm a bit allergic to sented things but it wasn't overpowering. It is a little expensive but little goes a long way. I like that it created soft waves in my permed hair and removed tangles. I would buy again. - Bobbie  Price: 16  5. /liv/ Nature Argan Oil Bar Shampoo and Conditioner for Hair with Travel Tins (Sweet Orange, Ylang Ylang) For Dry Hair Shampoo and Conditioner Bar Anti-Breakage, Moisturizing, Rejuvenating  Customer review: Love these bar shampoo and conditioner a little small for the price , but work great dissapointing that you can’t buy the conditioner by it’s self though I’m a first time user but will continue to use - Miss Peggy  Price: 24.99  6. J Beverly Hills Blue Glaze Me, Light Styling Gel, 7 oz Make every look glazed to perfection. Formulated with aloe vera, nettle and rosemary extracts, Glaze Me creates a uniquely versatile styling gel that provides moisture and subtle style support.  Customer review: This gel is perfect for fine, straight hair. It adds body, tames loose ends, and my hair dries tangle free. - Deb  Price: 25  7. Keranique Follicle Boosting Serum for Healthy Hair Growth with Keratin Amino Complex. Fights build-up of DHT, nourishes scalp, stimulates hair follicles. Use daily for thicker fuller healthier hair This scalp-nourishing, fiber-fortifying, ultra-lightweight daily treatment serum was developed to support scalp health and nourish the hair follicle. It also protects hair as it penetrates the fiber to fortify from within and contains ingredients that selectively bond with weakened and damaged sections of the hair strand, helping to decrease thinning due to breakage.  Customer review: Even though it costs a bit more than I like, I will purchase again! Unfortunately I experienced COVID hair loss and, let me say- it was devastating!!! I lost 75-80% of my hair. This is wonderful. IT WORKS! - Shannon Layton  Price: 28.97  8. J Beverly Hills Platinum Nourishing Hair Mask with Lavender to increase shine and promote hair growth, 6 oz This professional, salon-quality masque was made to protect against damaging elements without the salon price. This masque is formulated with moisturizing extracts and antioxidants to keep hair healthy and smooth.  Customer review: Love all products - Jacqueline Combs  Price: 47  9. Oribe Straight Away Smoothing Blowout Cream This powerful perfecting cream protects against heat and humidity for super sleek strands that still have body and movement. Blowouts become quicker, more manageable and alluringly enduring.  Customer review: The product I received the tube was in a different shade of green than the original tube. The scent is also different and when applying it in my hair I’m not getting the same results as I do with the original formula which makes me believe it may not be real or original product. I wanted to 100% sure so I tried it again and I’m not sure what it is but it’s not Oribe Straight Away. Unfortunately, I can’t get my money back because I didn’t return on time. Be careful when purchasing product. When I saw the tube was a much darker and different shade of green, I should have returned it!! I will never purchase Oribe products from Amazon!!Lessons learned!!! - Cappy  Price: 18

 1. Google Fi Simply Unlimited SIM kit Meet Google Fi, a different kind of phone plan with simpler pricing and no contracts or activation fees. Simply Unlimited is our most affordable plan for unlimited data, calls, and texts, with rates starting at $20/month per line for 4+ lines. That includes unlimited high-speed data, calls and texts within the US, Canada & Mexico, as well as 5 GB of high-speed hotspot tethering.  Customer review: Happy to use google products! - Mr  Price: 40.00  2. Orange Holiday Europe – 20GB Internet Data in 4G/LTE + 120 mn + 1000 Texts in 30 Countries in Europe No Import Fees Deposit & $10.59 Shipping to Taiwan Details Available at a lower price from other sellers that may not offer free Prime shipping.  Customer review: We got two of these for our Verizon iPhones (unlocked, Verizon unlocks smartphones 2 months after purchase): iPhone SE and iPhone 12 and it worked fine with one possible exception. As soon as we inserted the card and turn on the phone it connected and we got a text with our local (French) phone number. We had 4G almost all the time, occasionally 3G. While in France we were only in Paris and the immediate vicinity. We each used about 13 GB of data in the 9 days of our trip. We rarely made phone calls using our French number but I tested and it and it did work. - David.B  Price: 45.99  3. $29 Ultra Mobile Phone Plan | Unlimited Talk & Text + 6GB 5G • 4G LTE Data (3-in-1 GSM SIM Card) We’re dedicated to creating innovative, authentic, mobile communication experiences by delivering convenient and cost-effective wireless services to those in the United States. Connect with family and friends around the globe at prices you can afford. Choose from a range of Ultra Mobile plans and then personalize your plan with easy-to-add extras to fit your needs. Unlimited domestic and international talk and text plans start at 15 dollars a month!  Customer review: I got it before at the airport vending machine and it was much more expensive. The card arrived quickly, was super easy to install and get the nr working. A++ - matimi  Price: 29.00  4. PrePaid Europe (UK THREE) sim card 12GB data+3000 minutes+3000 texts for 30 days with FREE ROAMING / USE in 71 destinations including all European countries What do you get: 1. A trio size (nano/micro/std) SIM which will fit all phones, make sure your device is GSM unlocked either 3G or 4G compatible. 2. A Prepaid bundle of 12GB data, 3000 voice mins, 3000 texts for 30 days use  Customer review: I've ordered these cards many times in the past and they are always some of the most economical. But some things to keep in mind: 1. The data roaming only supports 3G in most countries outside of the UK. (within the UK you get 4G signal and texting/calls). 2. I highly recommend activating the card a day or two before your trip (the cards are valid for 30 days, and usually my vacations are 1-2 weeks max. so I can afford to activate it early). Why? It's never as simple as plug-and-play. - MHA Price: 20.74  5. Visible One Month Prepaid Service & SIM Card | Visible Unlimited Data Plan SIM kit can only be used with a compatible device. Bring your compatible phone to Visible and get one month of unlimited data, talk, text and hotspot, plus calls and texts to Mexico and Canada, on Visible’s upgraded network, powered by Verizon. When your SIM kit arrives, go to the web page, listed in the instructions on packaging, to create your account. Then activate and enjoy! To continue your Visible service at the end of your prepaid month, add a payment method to your account and make your first payment. And with NO annual contracts and NO hidden fees, and unlimited talk, text and data, why wouldn’t you?  Customer review: Let's just say at this price the service is great especially if you get the $45 plan for more priority data, However this is Verizon so always check if your phone is compatible before ordering. I do have a s22 ultra I originally purchased from T-Mobile paid and unlocked and the website said it was not compatible when it clearly was. So if you have a flagship device that's unlocked and is compatible with Verizon you won't have any issues - Robert Castillo  Price: 30.00  6. $20/Month Mint Mobile Phone Plan | 10GB of 5G • 4G LTE Data + Unlimited Talk & Text for 3 Months (3-in-1 SIM Card) Mint Mobile is the easy, online way to save a ton on wireless. We re-imagined the wireless shopping experience and cut out the retail stores, along with all the associated overhead costs. That allows us to pass on huge direct-to-you savings on unlimited talk, text, and data plans. Genius, right?  Customer review: The 10GB for $20, or $60 plan was a good place to start to test my usage rate. I was very satisfied with the service provided. When I activated the plan on my WiFi device I was given a phone number, though this is not a cell phone. I suppose it is Mint's way of giving the customer an identification number, they use it in emails that they send with offers. - J Rose  Price: 60.00  7. 【Movistar】 Europe Prepaid Sim Card 80GB Data for 28 Days with Free Roaming/Use in Denmark, France, Finland, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Spain, Sweden, UK and Other European Countries 【Movistar】Europe Prepaid Sim Card 80GB Data for 28 Days with Free Roaming/Use in Denmark, France, Finland, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Spain, Sweden, UK and Other European Countries  Customer review: According to the instructions, I have registered my activation date on the URL provided by the merchant 2 days in advance. This is a very convenient way. Today is the first day of my European trip and I inserted the SIM card into my phone. It can receive signals normally and has 80GB of data. When there is no WIFI, I use data to watch news reports and maps. - Herman  Price: 32.99  8. PrePaid Europe (UK Three) sim Card 2GB/5GB/12GB Data+Unlimited Minutes+Unlimited Texts for 30 Days with Free Roaming/USE in 71 Destinations Including Europe,South America and Australia (12GB Data) Want to get the best value for money on your next trip to the UK? PrePaid Europe (UK Three) sim Card 2GB/5GB/12GB Data+Unlimited Minutes+Unlimited Texts for 30 Days with Free Roaming/USE in 71 Destinations Including Europe,South America and  Customer review: It worked very well. Do make sure you try it out before you leave for a trip if you can. It took a second for me to figure it out, but it's pretty easy. - Hannah Minner  Price: 25  9. Europe & UK Travel Sim Card | Internet Data | Unlimited Calls and SMS (12GB Internet Data) The Europe & UK travel sim card comes with 12GB of 4G internet data that can be used in 50+ countries. The SIM card comes with 3in1 sim and a UK based number that will be generated once the sim card is activated.  Customer review: No issues whatsoever. - Rr  Price: 29.99  10. Europe Data SIM Card Prepaid 3GB 30 Days- France, UK, Germany, Italy, Spain, Ireland, Sweden, Europe Roaming Free (10G / 30Days) This is a prepaid Europe data SIM card, which is designed to keep your data usage at a minimum. You can purchase the SIM card with a bandwidth capacity of 3GB, 6GB or 10GB. You can receive a 10GB LTE high speed data for 30 days.  Customer review: Popped it in on arrival in Spain. It automatically set up the APN values.Worked great wherever we went in Europe (Spain, France, Italy, Switzerland, UK).Only used about half of it over 18 days, despite lots of web traffic and video calls. - Rob Duram, Portland OR  Price: 31.55

Fed up with keeping the same pace with friends while indulging yourself in galleries, but have no motivations to visit exhibitions by your own? We got a pretty great tip here for you! Google Arts & Culture has curated a series of exhibitions on their virtual galleries, now, come and take a look before you step outside your sweet room. 1. Kandinsky at Pompidou -      Discover Kandinsky Gallery Wassily Wassilyevich Kandinsky was a Russian painter and art theorist. He is credited as the pioneer of abstract art. Kandinsky was successful enrolled at the University of Moscow, studying law and economics, at first and began painting studies at the age of 30. In 1896, Kandinsky settled in Munich, studying at Anton Ažbe's private school and then at the Academy of Fine Arts. He returned to Moscow in 1914, after the outbreak of World War I. Following the Russian Revolution, Kandinsky "became an insider in the cultural administration of Anatoly Lunacharsky" and helped establish the Museum of the Culture of Painting. However, by then "his spiritual outlook... was foreign to the argumentative materialism of Soviet society", and opportunities beckoned in Germany, to which he returned in 1920. There he taught at the Bauhaus school of art and architecture from 1922 until the Nazis closed it in 1933. Follow Kandisky's evolution through time and space 3 rooms, curated by Kandisky expert Angela Lampe from Centre Pompidou. 2. Meet Vermeer       All of the artist's paintings togother for the first time in history Johannes Vermeer was a Dutch Baroque Period painter who specialized in domestic interior scenes of middle-class life. He was a moderately successful provincial genre painter, recognized in Delft and The Hague. Vermeer worked slowly and with great care, and frequently used very expensive pigments. He is particularly renowned for his masterly treatment and use of light in his work. "Almost all his paintings", Hans Koningsberger wrote, "are apparently set in two smallish rooms in his house in Delft; they show the same furniture and decorations in various arrangements and they often portray the same people, mostly women." His modest celebrity gave way to obscurity after his death. He was barely mentioned in Arnold Houbraken's major source book on 17th-century Dutch painting and was thus omitted from subsequent surveys of Dutch art for nearly two centuries. Step inside the firist exhibition to bring all 36 paintings by Johannes Vermeer togather in one place which curated by the Mauritshuis and features artworks from 18 museums across seven countries. 3. From Africa to Japan       Contemporary Africa and Japanese artworks from the Jean Pigozzi Collection The Jean Pigozzi African Art Collection, based in Geneva, is the largest private collection in the world of contemporary African art. It includes works of artists who live or lived in sub-Saharan Africa. The C.A.A.C. is a passionate personal adventure that made its mark by means of careful and unbiased choices. The C.A.A.C. collects the works of more than 160 artists who stand for the wealth and diversity of contemporary African art. It is constantly acquiring new pieces and remains in close personal contact with its artists. While the JaPigozzi Collection is a collection of over 3000 artworks by around 250 artists, focused on the young Japanese art scene. The Collection was begun by Jean Pigozzi in 2008. Many of the artists use detailed techniques, creating tension when it depicts imagery that is sometimes disturbing, fetishist or pseudo-naïve. However, these themes are alleviated by humour, playfulness and beauty. Many of the works have a strong and detailed sense of narrative. Story-telling becomes fractured by tools such as irregular perspective, abstract passages or multi-layered vignettes. Surrealism and Absurdism are central features in many of the works, introducing emotional or cerebral undertones. A passionate comtemporary African art collector since 1989, Jean Pigozzi, started a new collection dedicated to Japanese comtemparory art. Discoer some of the collections' gems from the largest private collection of its kind in the world. 4. Klimt vs. Klimt       A never-before-seen virtual gallery exploring the enigmatic genius of Gustav Klimt Gustav Klimt was an Austrian symbolist painter who was a prominent member of the Vienna Secession movement. His primary subject was the female body, and his works are marked by a frank eroticism. He also painted landscapes. Klimt was the most influenced by Japanese art and its methods out of all the artists of the Vienna Secession. Early on in his career, he was successful in painting architectural decorations in a conventional manner. However, Gustav Klimt is an enigma, a man of contradictions. As he began to develop his own personal style, his work was met with controversy. This culminated when the paintings he completed around 1900 for the ceiling of the Great Hall of the University of Vienna were criticized as being pornographic. As a result of this, he accepted no more public commissions. However, he achieved new success with the paintings of his "golden phase", many of which include gold leaf. Klimt's work was an important influence on his younger peer Egon Schiele. Scholar or innovator? Feminist or womanizer? Famous artist or humble craftsman? The anwser, in most cases, is both. Enter the gallery to find out more. 5. Life in Miniature       Discover nature, love, celebrations, faith and power in Indian miniatures Nature Miniature paintings often depict lush foliage as a backdrop to the stories. The landscape sometimes seems to have its own vocabulary, echoing the human moods and concerns in the painting. Nature is depicted as a delightful counterpoint to human activities. Teeming jungles burst with wildlife as kings and princes hunt, peacocks dance welcoming the onset of the rains, and blooming vegetation provides shelter for lovers. Love Raja Savant Singh was an accomplished poet and devotee of Krishna who was one of the greatest patrons of painting at the Kishangarh School. He wrote devotional verse with a beautiful singer and poetess, known to us as Bani Thani. The love of Savant Singh and Bani Thani became legendary, inspiring many paintings of love made at Kishangarh. Celebrations Miniature painters in India often depicted celebrations of joyous events and festivals with vivid and vibrant detail. Holi, the most colourful of festivals, was enthusiastically played by people across religion, caste, class, and gender. The painting Krishna Playing Holi’ expresses this playful exuberance of colour. Faith The Bhakti movement was a religious movement that started in the 15th century in East and North India. The movement was inspired by poet-saints who emphasised alternative paths to spiritual enlightenment, Bhakti, which in fact characterised by passionate devotion to a deity. The Bhakti movement found its expression in Indian painting as many texts such as the Gita Govinda were lavishly illustrated. Power Power never mute. The miniatures in this collection depict the fluidity of power through the gods, kings, queens, and nobles that shaped the course of dynasties and kingdoms. The earliest Indian miniature paintings date to 10th century CE, tell stories of lives ecperiences, and the form evolved over centuries, through palm leaf to paper, and to using materials like lapis lazuli. Explore more: Caacart – The Jean Pigozzi African Art CollectionThe Jean Pigozzi African Art CollectionGreatest Places to Stay in the City where Color is Doubly Bright6 unmissable hotels in Mumbai.BucktripDeweyThe Most Visited Museum around the WorldThe home of Muse.Bucktrip三口矛木

Travel Advisory: COVID-19 : Important notice for traveler Read more ¡Que gire y gire la ruleta para saber cuál es tu próximo destino ✈️! ¿A dónde te vas de paseo?#VisitMéxico pic.twitter.com/HrNH66OnxW — Visit México (@VisitMex) August 13, 2022 The central Pacific coast of Mexico is a land of stunning beaches, gigantic aquamarine waves, and giant sunsets. You can eat sublime seafood under simple palm-frond roofs, drink chilled coconut water while lounging in a hammock, and enjoy poolside cocktails at an upmarket resort. The nightlife is great and there's a beach for everyone, whether you prefer yours backed by high-rise hotels or tumbledown cabins. In the ocean, you can surf world-class breaks and spot humpback whales breaching on the horizon, battalions of mother turtles arriving to lay their eggs, pelicans flying in formation or pods of dolphins rising from the waves. Don't hesitate, come and start you surfing adventure now. 1. Jardín Botánico de Vallarta In the Vallarta Botanical Gardens, you can see one of Mexico's most extensive orchid collections, as well as a variety of native plants and birds. After strolling through the grounds, you can go down a jungle trail to the tranquil shores of Río Horcones, where you can swim in a boulder-strewn river. Nature enthusiasts come from far and wide to see the garden’s colorful collection of native orchids. You’ll see Mexican vanilla, cacao trees, and agave tequilana, learn about how chocolate is made and how it played an important role in pre-Hispanic rituals at the same time. 2. Yelapa Yelapa is a small fishing community with a picturesque beach. It's backed by jungle-shrouded mountains and is best reached by boat. The beach is definitely a great place to get away from the hustle and bustle of downtown Puerto Vallarta. There are plenty of places to eat in Yelapa, from seafood restaurants to taco joints and cafes. You can try local specialties like fish tacos, birria, and pescado zarandeado. And don't forget to try a michelada cubana! After your meal, look for one of Yelapa's "pie ladies," who walk around the beach carrying delicious coconut, banana, and lime pies. 3. Playa La Boquita At Playa La Boquita, you can spend the day swimming in calm waters, lounging on the beach, and snorkeling around a shipwreck. There are also plenty of seafood restaurants to enjoy on another beach nearby Yelapa. 4. Volcán Ceboruco This active volcano consisting of two calderas and three cinder cones. You're allowed to hike around this active volcano, which last erupted in 1870. The road to the volcano passes lava fields, fumaroles, and lush vegetation. It begins in the village of Jala, which is 7km off the highway from Tepic to Guadalajara. 5. Zona Arqueológica de Palma Sola Palma Sola is an archaeological settlement located in the amphitheater or upper part of the port of Acapulco, yet Acapulco's best-kept secret hill.The site has an area of approximately four hectares and is made up of a set of architectural complexes built with stonework and mud, among which the Great Pyramid stands out. It's a ceremonial and pilgrimage site dating back to 450 BCE to 650 CE, with some wonderfully preserved rock paintings, petroglyphs depicting the story of creation, and the best bird's-eye view of the city. 6. Clavadistas de la Quebrada Acapulco's cliff divers have been dazzling audiences since 1934. Every night, a team of seven lithe young divers leaps into churning waves, scales the cliff opposite the viewing platform, and then plunges with fearless finesse from heights of 25m to 35m into the narrow ocean cove below. 7. Zócalo Acapulco's leafy old town, Zócalo, comes alive with street performers, mariachis, and sidewalk cafes every night yet also hosts occasional festivals. The town is the main square in central Mexico City. It was the main ceremonial center in the Aztec city of Tenochtitlan. The plaza is now known as Plaza de la Constitución (Constitution Square). The name comes from the Cádiz Constitution, which was signed in Spain by the representatives of Mexico during the Mexican War of Independence. 8. Old Mazatlán Mazatlán's old town has been restored and is full of beautiful 19th-century buildings and lovely plazas. It's set back from Playa Olas Altas, a small cove beach where the waterfront road – with its old-fashioned bars and hotels – makes you feel like you're in the 1950s. Though it's not as nice as it could be because of the ugly radio masts of Cerro de la Nevería, this old quarter is still delightful, with student life and numerous art galleries, cafes, restaurants and bars. 9. Teatro Ángela Peralta The 1366-seat theater named after a 19th-century soprano, just off Plaza Machado, was a thriving center of local cultural life for nearly a century. It was revived from its decaying state by dedicated local citizens in the late 1980s, And the three-level interior has been restored to its former splendor. All kinds of cultural events are staged here, from temporary art exhibitions to the annual Festival Cultural Mazatlán. By the coast, you can enjoy the air if you're nature enthusiasts. Yet the coast also houses quite some cultural events, so don't worry if you're looking for a artistic trip. It's the best you love both nature and culture of the coast! 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Seize the Peaceful Moments on the Fly. 1. Car Seat Trays Carry-on size fits all airplane seats - Fits most car seats with easy installation - Features a dry erase board and tablet holder - Holds drinks, snacks, and tablets - Sits flat when not in use Kids Travel Tray - Safe and lightweight - Durable and comfortable Customer Review: The product was pretty well as described. Where it really won for me was simply helping to contain toys and snacks from falling behind and off the sides of the airplane tray table (for which it was a tad large but not unusable). My five-year-old could play/watch the tablet while having his drink and snacks secured, and my two-year-old could play with his toy dump trucks and Play-Doh rocks without them falling off the sides constantly. They both folded up decently to fit along with the other books and toys in my carry-on bag. May be a lot for a short flight but definitely contributed to an easier travel day for us. -mc Price: 28.99 2. Pillani LCD Writing Tablet - 10"x7.5" LCD Writing Tablet for kids - Comes with 8 drawing pens - Includes a pen holder - Includes a stylus - Includes a carrying case - Includes a blank white board - Comes with a 1-year warranty Customer Review: My 3yr old daughter loves this drawing tablet! The box came nicely packaged and wrapped in foam. There is a on/off switch on the back, just in case you think it doesnt work check the switch on back first. It also has a lanyard hole, to place a leash on it so it doesnt fall out of seat or stroller. It comes with lithium coin battery and has a removable slot to replace the battery. Its larger than a previous smaller one we purchased, she prefers the big one now more, as it sits across her lap better. -longboarder Price: 11.95 3. Activity book The deMoca Quiet Book is designed to stimulate learning through sensory activities and touch. - Includes a burp cloth, a sensory toy and a mini book. - A perfect preschool learning toy for babies and toddlers. - Features 9 Montessori toddler activities, helps kids natural learning through play. Customer Review:   I love the activity book! I just got it and since it was Thanksgiving Weekend I haven’t had a chance to show it to the grandchild I had in mind when I bought it, a 2 year old. I want her to have it for car rides and church. But my older grandkids were here for two days, ages 3, 5, and 6. And they were totally fascinated by it. I was surprised that they actually needed help learning to button, zip, and snap! I’m glad I bought it and I’m sure it will be something they look forward to playing with at Grammys house!  -Arlene Zawko Price: 34.95 4. Car Seat Travel Bag for Airplane Keeps car seat in a safe place - Opens like a book for easy loading and unloading - Protects the car seat from damage - Airline approved - Fits convertible car seats, infant carriers, and booster seats - Made of durable, lightweight material - Conveniently folds Customer Review: Fit nicely over my doona stroller/ car seat combo. Comes with a carrying bag. Will see how durable this is. But overall great for the price. -De'Jong Monique Price: 13.97 5. HahaGift Toys You get 3 magic books with 3 pre-printed pages and 3 blank pages. (3D sticker, water pen, and 3D sticker) -Magic book A: -The first pre-printed page shows a dinosaur. The second pre-printed page shows a whale. Customer Review: These are great little drawing books! Love the fact that they are mess free and keep my toddler busy for hours! Very very easy to use, just fill the pen with water and draw! We use it a lot when my daughter is in the carseat so she doesn’t get bored.Love it and would purchase again  -Svetlana V Price: 13.99 6. Stephen Joseph Magnetic Play Set Princess It's time to play! Bring your child's imagination to life with this Magnetic Play Set. With 44 magnetic pieces, your child can build anything they can dream up from a castle to a spaceship. Your child can create and play with these magnetic pieces for hours and hours. Customer Review:     Easy to take apart and not too many pieces -Pen Name1 Price: 15.00 7. Wooden Sensory Toy Busy Board Promote pre-school skills: children will develop proper hand-eye coordination, color and shape recognition, and shape sorting - Promote fine motor skills: c hildren will develop the ability to tie and zip, button, and buckle - Promote sensory processing: children will learn about texture and weight Customer Review: My kids LOVED these so I got it as a present for a friend with an 8 month old for the holiday. Mommy friend told me baby is OBSESsED!! Great success! -Danny b Price: 33.90 8. Sticker Book (My Little World) 1. This book has 10 pages. 2. Each page features bright, bold illustrations. 3. This book has 1 to 10 stickers. 4. The number of stickers on the page matches the number in the upper right corner. 5. This book is for children who are learning to count. Customer Review: I bought this book with the intention of turning it into a reusable teaching material. I laminated the stickers and add Velcro rounds to them so that they are reusable. An extra benefit of adding Velcro to the stickers is that I can now use it to teach addition and subtraction as the stickers can now be easily removed from the page. My 2.5 year old had lots of fun counting and doing subtraction with it. This book is perfect for my purpose because the pages are thick and do not crumple when pulling the Velcro rounds off. -Oxydozyga Price: 3.99 9. Busy Cube Encourages children's sense of discovery, imagination and creativity.  A real toolbox with screws, bolts, nuts and gears.  Contains chalkboard, water tap and switch.  Material: Durable natural wood - Dimensions: 9.2 x 9.2 x 9.2 inches Customer Review:     I was skeptical about this cube, but it has managed to repeatedly keep my one year old occupied for a great length of time, which as any parent knows, doesn’t happen easily. I love that it is big enough so that his hands can easily handle it. Also, the keys that can attached are chained on, which I appreciated for safety reasons. It has also been dropped a lot and it has held up with no damage - Jamber Price: 13.59 10. Rainbow Scratch Paper Sets 59pcs Rainbow Scratch Paper Set - 3 different colors: Red, Yellow, Blue - Made of premium paper, durable and long-lasting - Great for travel and on the go - A toy, drawing pad, and play mat - Perfect for children and adults of all ages Customer Review: I used this in my son’s party favor boxes and it was a hit! It kept the little ones busy and they enjoyed it so much!! -Amazon Customer Price: 6.99 11. Baby Shark Coloring Pages 1 pack of Crayola Baby Shark Wonder Pages, Mess Free Coloring, Gift for Kids, 1 Count (Pack of 1) - Contains 18 Baby Shark Coloring Pages and 5 Color Wonder Markers - Colors appear only on special Color Wonder Paper, not on skin, clothing, or carpets! Customer Review: I no longer have to chase down my son when he wanders away while coloring with markers. These are great. He tried to draw on the walls and failed miserably. Muahahahaha! Great product. -Rose Price: 7.94 12. Coogam Travel Tangram Puzzle Coogam is an award-winning company dedicated to the production of educational toys and puzzles. This Magnetic Pattern Block Book is a Tangram puzzle, which is a dissection puzzle consisting of seven flat shapes, called tans, which are put together to form shapes. Customer Review: I wanted something small that I can work with while eating breakfast or hanging out. This hit the mark! I wanted the one that came with two sets of magnets, but am glad I didn’t get it. There is not enough space to work if a second set is there. The magnetic page and pieces are SUCH a help. Makes it super easy to work with. This is perfect just the way it is. Note: I bought this for myself, and it is challenging even for an adult.  -S. Donahue Price: 13.99 13. Hidden Pictures Book Hidden Pictures: The Hardest Book Ever 1,500 total objects to find Featuring more than 1,500 total objects to find, this book of puzzles and brain teasers is a fun and engaging way for kids to exercise their minds. Customer Review:   So many of these books are too easy for this age level, but this book contained really challenging hidden pictures and kept family members busy for quite a while. During our birthday party, I looked up and there was my 40 year old son, 12, 9 & 6 year old great grandchildren on the floor with this book, all working together trying to resolve the hidden pictures. It was a winner.  -lalalaso Price: 6.27 14. Kids Erasable Doodle Book Se Includes 14 reusable pages, 12 color pens, 3 pages for coloring painting, 2 pages for tracing painting and 9 blank pages for free drawing. - Hours of fun for kids - Suitable for ages 3,4,5,6,7 - Great for drawing, doodling and coloring Customer Review: Kids erasable doodle pad I got this as a gift for my grandson because we do a lot of traveling with him and we are always looking for something for him to use while he’s in the backseat and he love to doodle all the time great for traveling and well worth the money  -Tom Price: 13.99 15. Disposable Diaper Pail Munchkin Toss is the perfect solution for on-the-go diaper disposal. Each durable, freestanding pail holds up to 30 newborn diapers. A resealable lid with odor-trapping panels keep stink and wetness contained. Customer Review: So my munchkins are 4 legged pooping machines. We recently downsized to a very small yard and we have to collect poop daily. These little pails do a great job of keeping the garage from stinking to high heaven. They hold over a week of poo bags for two medium sized dogs. I considered getting a litter genie or a diaper pail but wasn’t sure about the extra room and effort of dealing with the liners. This is the perfect compromise. I also keep one of these in the trunk of my car as an impromptu garbage pail for road trips.  -Fuji Price: 14.99 16. Ear Protection for Babies and Toddlers Alpine Muffy baby ear protection for babies and toddlers up to 36 months old. These ear muffs are designed to be comfortable and prevent hearing damage. - Baby ear muffs protect your infant from loud sound - Alpine Muffy ear protection is comfortable and easy to wear - Soft padding Customer Review: These are great for infant or newborn size babies. They are easily adjustable and come with an extra strap for different sizes as they grow. They block most of the noise. My boy didn't flinch once while watching his dad shoot. Highly recommend these. 👍🏻👍🏻💯  -dltseed Price: 29.99 17. 4-Piece Twist Lock Stackable Containers 1. 2-layer twist and lock stacking container with airtight seal 2. Clear and sturdy plastic and convenient for storage and carry Customer Review: I love this. I'm trying to lose weight, and this also helps me with portion control for my snacks. I'm getting more for my husband, mom, and sister. -Niq Sedillo Price: 14.99 18. Disposable Bibs Bibsters disposable bibs include a patented crumb catcher, which keeps food and drinks off baby’s clothes. - Bibsters disposable bibs are made with a leak-proof liner and come with a reusable fastener, so they can be adjusted to fit your baby’s neck size Customer Review: This little bugger is leaking like crazy from his mouth. Drool everywhere. but these disposable bibs... They helped with managing the whole situation. Given, at five and a half months old, we had to swap out disposable bibs about every 90 minutes or so. And the waterproof backing on them definitely kept his shirt dry. Made traveling with baby so much easier. Will definitely be buying these again next time we travel or are going to be out for longer than usual. -Oscar B Chacon Price: 12.43 19. Travel Foot Rest Pillow The Airplane Footrest Pillow is a must-have for people who travel a lot and want to make the long trip more comfortable. With this inflatable footrest pillow, you can take a break and relax on your travels. Customer Review: I used on an international trip and help a lot! Specifically because I was traveling with my infant on my arms. So it added some comfort to be able to raise my legs when he was sleeping on me.  -Duplo Comando Price: 19.99 20. Britax Car Seat Travel Cart The Britax Car Seat Travel Cart is a must-have for traveling with your child in a car seat. -For use with infant car seats only -Folds compactly for storage and transport -Adjustable handle with push-button height adjustment -Fits conveniently in the overhead bin of an airplane Customer Review: We are so in love!!! It's the best purchase I've made in a long time. I have a graco car seat and it worked perfectly! My car seat is big so I was nervous about it not fitting but it worked perfectly!!  -Jocelyn Price: 17.99 21. Portable UV Light Sanitizer Box Portable UV Light Sanitizer Box ,Clean 99.99%+harmful substance of from pacifiers and bottle nipples in 59 seconds with using UV-C led（UV-C led- Long life and more efficiently） Customer Review: I bought two of these, one for my daughter's family and one for my son's family. Both have babies learning about object permance, as the peditrician call it. I think they're just learning that Nana can be turned into a life-size jack-in-the-box. Needless to say when the kids are in this developmental stage during an international pandemic, it's helpful to have a sanitizer when you are out and can't rinse them before your child puts one in her mouth. -Amazon Customer Price: 22.99 You may also be interested in: Was mich nicht umbringt, macht mich stärker 🦾: Berlin“What does not kill me makes me stronger” | Berlin, the city with vibrant culture, cutting-edge architecture, intense parties and tangible history.BucktripSandra EdwardsA Trip Greeted with Waves8 Hotels with Sea Views in Jeju.BucktripDewey ShermanUnder the Roofing of Aurora6 Cozy Chalet Hotels in Rovaniemi.BucktripDewey Sherman

These products keep your road trip Safe and Fun when driving with your toddlers and kids. 1. Back Seat Car Organizer The perfect car seat organizer for families on the go -Keep your back seat clutter-free with this fun and functional car organizer -Great for backseat activities and snacks, or just to keep your car neat Customer Review: This thing is great. I originally just wanted something to tidy up the back of the seat. This has a USB hub which I just run the cord under the seat up to the front and it makes it a lot easier for the kids to plug-in their stuff in the second row. It works great.  -Christopher Price: 36.99 2. Travel Pillow Seat belt pillow for kids - Made from safe, durable, and eco-friendly materials -Cushion is easy to clean and machine washable -Super soft and high quality -Protects from neck pain and reduces stress on the spine -Fits in most Customer Review: My daughter always falls asleep in the car if we are traveling over 30 minutes. This has worked great to support her neck and head. She loves that it's pink! It's a perfect size for her (1st grade).  -TKC4419 Price: 9.99 3. Backseat Travel Tray Organizer Organizes crayons, markers, and other supplies -Holds an iPad or Kindle (not included) -Great for road trips and travel -Can also be used as lap tray to write or as a surface to use electronics on -Make a hole in the PVC cover for a headset Customer Review: Where were these all my parenthood?!? I have a five year old and an eight year old. We take a 10 - 16 hour road trip at least once a year. We don't do screen time for our kids during road trips, but rather dole out different travel activities like books, hidden pictures, little white boards, sticker books, etc... These trays were a huge help! Having a surface to use for their activities was super convenient. The pockets stored pencils and crayons and were handy to keep their masks in so we knew right where they were for bathroom and food stops. These also made great "tables" for fast food meals. I posted a photo of the kids with these on my Facebook and all my friends went nuts asking what they were. I only wish I'd found them years ago! -Stephanie Hogue Price: 29.98 4. Disposable Instant Potty for Kids Zensuno Emergency Foldable Portable Disposable Hygienic Instant Potty for Kids Toddlers Small Children and Babies, Great for Road Trip, Camping, Traveling, Hiking and Car Essential (3 Pack, Age 4-6) Customer Review: We just moved to a state that has almost no public bathrooms near playgrounds. We have these foldable potties in each car/stroller in case our newly trained boy needs to go number 2. They set up within 15seconds and are sturdy enough to withhold one big use. We opened one to make sure we know how to set it up, but it is self-explanatory. We have not yet needed it, but they have given us peace of mind. Once we run low, we will re-order. Excellent product to have with a toddler. -misspool Price: 21.90 5. Car Headrest Pillow 1. Memory foam U shape sleep travel protection, 2. Memory foam cushion, 3. Leather black, 4. Hook, 5. Detachable for child. The new JOYBOOM Car Headrest Pillow 2021 New Version is the perfect companion for your long trip. Customer Review: good quality works nicely for both kids and adults. now my wife can sleep well during a long drive.  -YachO Price: 23.99 6. The Noggle Heavy Duty, Durable Exterior - Built to Withstand the Rigors of the Road -Tethers to Your Vehicle's Air Vent - No Tools Needed -No More Sweaty or Uncomfortable Kids or Pets! Customer Review: Works great in our Rav4. I got the 8 foot one, but would prefer 10 feet for the way I used it. I passed it under the passenger seat (rather than over) so it uses a little extra length than going over the Armrest, but it's not out and in the way. This keeps the back cooler, and our toddler can aim it away when too cold (or just toss it to the floor and we have to retieve it later when needed...)  -T.M. Price: 72.56 7. Baby Backseat Mirror for Car The Lusso Gear Baby Backseat Mirror will allow you to see your little passenger in their car seat from the front driver's seat. - Large and stable mirror for easily viewing your baby in the backseat. - The mirror is secure and shatterproof. - The mirror is compatible with most car Customer Review: This is my first baby mirror but I’m pretty sure it’s one of the best. Very clear reflection and super easy to install. Also, I appreciated that they reached out to make sure we received our paw mage on time and that we were satisfied. A+ customer service!!! I’ll be purchasing a second one for my husbands car. -Kellie Ugwu Price: 23.95 8. Baby's Full Body Support Pillow Soft and cozy body pillow for infants - Protects your baby's head, arms, back, and legs from hard surfaces - Ergonomic back and neck support - Designed to be used in car seat, stroller, and booster seat - Keeps your baby comfortable and cozy Customer Review:   My baby does not like the carseat so we had to get him this full body comfort support padding and he loves the carseat now. 😀 We have used this for a minute since we got it and its still in good condition its reversable also. And it supports the head the arms have bumper padding and the legs have bumper padding. We love it for our little man. 5 stars!!! Thank You && God Bless  -hristopher Goins Price: 22.99 9. Baby Head Support for Car Seat Keeps baby’s head from falling forward and helps cradle the head and neck. -Perfect for a quick nap or for a long journey. -The head support can be used with a car seat, stroller, or pram. -A must-have for any parent of a baby Customer Review: My 4.5 year old always falls asleep during road trips, and when she wakes up, she complains about her neck hurting from her head falling forward. I can only recline her car seat so far when she's forward facing in order to keep her safe, so when we planned out summer road trip, I was determined to find something that would help her. I bought this strap AND a neck pillow so she'd have some choices to try out. She didn't like the neck pillow at all, so that was a waste. With the strap, we just waited until she fell asleep, then slipped this over her forehead to support her head while she was sleeping. Success! She loves this so much. She even started asking us if we'd please put the strap on as soon as she was sleeping. I bought a 2nd one for my 2.5 year old so we'll have one for each of them next time!  -Lauren O. Price: 5.99 10. Car Backseat Organizer No more messy car seats -Compartments for phone, tablet, and bottles Dual zippers for easy access -Waterproof and durable -The perfect car seat organizer for parents -Trusted by professionals Customer Review: This car organizer is way way better I really like it,it has lots of pockets I can easily put things for my kids and it’s easy to install .one thing that I really like about the middle net it’s really helpful for me because of my kids  -Munir Price: 14.99 11. Car Seat Organizer A Car Seat Organizer and Cooler for the Front or Back Seat – versatile organizer keeps kids entertained in the back and driving and work essentials organized in the front. The High Road CarHop Car Seat Organizer features pockets for snacks, cups, and games. Customer Review: It finally arrived! The shipping was slow but the bin is great! Can't be more happy about it. It holds every thing and has numerous pockets or zipper bags to keep every small trinkets in organize. I ordered a large size and put it between two car seats in the middle row in an eight seats minivan. It fits perfectly. The space divider in the large compartment is adjustable, you can place it anywhere you like. Cup holder is big enough to hold 21oz bottles which usually will not fit in a regular cup holder. I used to have a Diono car storage box. This one is much bigger and sturdier! Love it !  -Amazon Customer Price: 39.99 12. Coloring & Activity Book For Kids Our Road Trip Essentials Kids Coloring & Activity Book for Kids was designed to keep kids engaged and happy when traveling. The Road Trip Essentials Kids Coloring & Activity Book for Kids is focused on the USA. Customer Review:   Really love this one -Amazon Customer Price: 6.95 13. Infant to Toddler Car Seat Transform to 4 different modes - Cup holder - Harness retainer clips - 2-position recline - Removable infant head support - 5-point harness - Machine washable Customer Review: Moved out kiddo into this car seat a little over a year old as she was outgrowing her infant seat. The adjustments were super easy to make so it fits her like a glove! We have the non-DLX version as well and the modifications they made to this DLX version are nice, but not a must. The cover does remove much easier, the center strap/button is in a better place to ensure a snug fit and makes releasing the shoulder straps easier. For the easy release and tighten reason, we wish we had 2 of the DLX versions but if your budget is tight the non-DLX is equally secure and easy to manipulate.  -Astro21 Price: 263.99 14. Backless Booster Car Seat Meets or exceeds US car seat safety standards (FMVSS 213); - The Graco 4Ever 4-in-1 car seat is an all-in-one car seat that provides the right fit for your child as they grow, from infancy to age 10 Customer Review: We were in a head on car accident last night and our boys were in these booster seats. While I'm sure the fact we were in a solid vehicle helped these seats withstood impact, no cracks and the boys had no major injuries.  -Amazon Customer Price: 28.99 15. Infant Car Seat The SnugRide SnugFit 35 Elite Infant Car Seat is made for infants from 4-35 lbs and up to 32" in height. The anti-rebound bar provides an additional layer of safety and includes a five-point harness. Customer Review: No Need to look anymore Mama! - Pros - Looks super comfy, and very secure. The car seat is very easy to install and take out of the base. Very, very nice quality material! Cons - There is not ONE thing I dislike about this car seat. Extremely happy with this purchase! Definitely worth the price! Happy mama over here! THANK YOU!  -Mamaof1234 Price: 269.99 16. Infant Car Seat and Stroller The world’s only car seat and stroller with a built-in mesh privacy shade that adapts to all modes - on the infant car seat or stroller, in both toddler or carriage mode. The only travel system of its kind that can do all that. - Built-in mesh privacy Customer Review: Absolutely love this combo system. Very light weight compared to the last stroller/car seat combo I had to use (which was 15 yrs ago!) I remember them being so big & bulky...as well as heavy. This product is NOT that. Very sleek & stylish and the light grey is a beautiful neutral color. Very pleased with the ease of this stroller/car seat!  -amanda gonzalez Price: 345.99 17. Stroller Fan This fan has 3-speed rotary switch for powerful cooling - 2 modes: on-off-on - USB-powered clip fan - Portable handheld fan - Ultra-quiet - Flexible tripod for easy grasping - Flexible bracket for easy grasping - Portable handheld fan - Ultra-quiet Customer Review: Runs for at least 6 to 7 hours on one charge. I am a cashier at a local grocery store. I work six to seven hours a day and this fan lasts the length of my day. I have tried several other fans that are rechargeable and they do not last but about 3 hours. I have recommended this fan to my co-workers. I am very pleased with this particular fan.  -Sherry Price: 26.99 18. Car Window Shade Blocks sun glare and heat - Protects your child from harmful UV rays - UV protection fabric - Fits windows up to 21"x14" - Easy to install - no suction cups, adhesives, or magnets needed - Available in white or black" Customer Review: I bought these shades for my Semi for those days that the sun is on my driver side, you can see thru the mesh fairly easy and i love i can fold up and put into the little bag it came with, will recomend. -santa Price: 12.97 19. Free Seat Belt Buckle Booster raises your seat belt for easy access - keeps seat belt receptacle from being buried - comes with a set of stickers for your kids to customize their Buckles BPA Free Seat Belt Buckle Booster (2-Pack) - Raises Your Seat Belt for Easy Access Customer Review: My son was having trouble buckling himself because the buckle would fall. This helped so much keep the Buckle in the correct spot for him to use!  -Nicholette Price: 12.99 20. Card Game for Kids A fun and unique combination of a scavenger hunt and a card game, the Travel Scavenger Hunt for Kids from University Games is great fun on a car trip. Kids love whiling away the miles searching for the objects found on the cards. Customer Review: This game is SO MUCH FUN! My 8 year old used to complain about being bored in the car. After we get tired of telling her to look out the window, we usually hand her the iPad to keep herself entertained. But now we have this awesome game! We keep it in the back seat and play any time our car trips last more than 30 minutes or so. We usually pair up so the driver can play too. We all end up laughing and being silly...it truly creates some wonderful family memories. Even my 17 year old enjoys playing! I wish there was an expansion pack.  -MommaKess Price: 9.99 21. Road Trip Bingo This game have 4 compact boards for easy travel - 6 different board patterns - 48 card numbers - 6 double-sided cards - Loaded with family fun and laughter - Play with up to 4 players Customer Review: Gave it to my 2 grand children b4 they left for a 12hr ride to visit family ion Thanksgiving! Worked out great , better than sitting like zombies watching their DVD player for the whole trip ! Great to make the family interact during a long car ride ! -MAUREEN ENGLE Price: 13.99 22. Baby Changing Pad The ONLY pad that leaves you one hand to hold baby, and the other for their changing mat for a quick nimble change! - Compact, lightweight, and durable, the Lil Fox Portable Diaper Changing Pad is a must for any home with a baby! - The Lil Fox is a must-have Customer Review: As a mother of a little boy that would turn into a little sprinkler everytime you took his diaper off, this saved me from a lot of clean up. Instead of having to wash a blanket or scrub the couch or wash a changing pad cover after he would pee everywhere, all I had to do was wipe off the changing pad and it was done. I know it's meant for travel, but I keep one in the living room stocked with diapers and wipes. Extremely handy, I never have to get up and go to his room just to do a quick diaper change. I can fit up to 10 diapers in this and a full pack of wipes. -Molly Price: 22.99 23. Clean Conscious Diapers Super Stretchy Sides with flex + strength for those wiggles + wobbles -Quilted Bubble Liner quickly draws wetness away for dryness you can touch -Diaper Duty Wetness Indicator because it’s nice to know when your baby has gone Customer Review: When people say they smell when dirty like it's a bad thing I laugh! I want it to smell so I know my baby has gone! We are not checking every single moment, so the smell is important. The sooner we know the sooner our baby is not sitting in a dirty diaper. Plus the reason why other diapers don't smell is because of the toxic chemicals on the diapers used too hide the smell. These diapers are GREAT! If you want a cute and nontoxic diaper that doesn't coast an arm and a leg than these are perfect! Been using almost from day one with our little girl!  -Christian Price: 48.44 You may also be interested in: Bayou City? Space City? Or H-Town? 🏙: HoustonNo matter what Houston’s nickname is, the city is waiting for your second visit!BucktripSandra Edwards8 Taiwanese restaurants to try in Chicago8 Taiwanese restaurants to try in ChicagoBucktripDewey ShermanIndulge yourself in the Sea Breeze of Honolulu10 luxury hotels near the sea in Honolulu you should stay.BucktripDewey Sherman

Museums that began in earlier times were usually private collections belonging to wealthy individuals, families, or institutions of art. It's common to see museums named after ruler of kingdoms or noble families due to the ownerships. As the times changes, the dynasties are gone, to name a museum after the title of family or a country ruler is not usual as it was. But we can still see some of the musuems named after people, let's read the article and figure it out why. 1. N's Yard N’s YARD was created because Yoshitomo Nara wanted a place in Japan where people could see his work in a more casual setting. The contemporary art space showcases not only his work, but alsorecord sleeves and art objects that Nara has collected over the years. He chose the location in Nasu because he was impressed by the natural environment and scenery. N’s YARD had an advance opening in November of 2017 and officially opened in March of 2018. 2. J. Paul Getty Museum The J. Paul Getty Museum, commonly referred to as the Getty, is an art museum with two campuses: the Getty Center and Getty Villa. The Getty Center, which houses pre-20th-century European paintings, drawings, illuminated manuscripts, sculpture, decorative arts, and photographs, is located in the Brentwood neighborhood of Los Angeles. The Getty Villa, which displays art from Ancient Greece, Rome, and Etruria, is located in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood of Los Angeles. In 1974, J. Paul Getty opened a museum in a re-creation of the Villa of the Papyri at Herculaneum on his property in Malibu, California. In 1997, the museum moved to its current location in the Brentwood neighborhood of Los Angeles; the Malibu museum, renamed the "Getty Villa", was renovated and reopened in 2006. 3. Victoria and Albert Museum The Victoria and Albert Museum was founded in 1852 with the mission to educate designers, manufacturers and the public in art and design. Its origins lie in the Great Exhibition of 1851, which was the world's first international display of design and manufacturing. Following the Exhibition, Prince Albert saw the need to maintain and improve the standards of British industry to compete in the international marketplace, and he urged that the profits of the Exhibition be used to develop a cultural district of museums and colleges in South Kensington devoted to art and science education. The Museum was the first of these institutions, and it was renamed after Queen Victoria and her husband Prince Albert, commemorating his role in its establishment. The V&A has a long and unique history, starting as a Museum of Manufactures in 1852 and evolving over time into the state-of-the-art museum it is today. From ancient Chinese ceramics to Alexander McQueen evening dresses, museum's collections span 5,000 years of human creativity, making it one of the most comprehensive collections of art and design in the world. 4. National Museum of Science and Technology Leonardo Da Vinci Leonardo da Vinci who was active as painter, draughtsman, sculptor, but also an engineer, sciencist, theorist, and architect, is considered to be one of the main representatives of the dialogue between scientific and humanistic disciplines. The museum is dedicated to Leonardo Da Vinci is the largest science and technology museum in Italy. It was opened on 5 February 1953 and inaugurated by Prime Minister Alcide De Gasperi. The Museum is divided into seven main departments: Materials, Transport, Energy, Communication, Leonardo da Vinci, Art & Science, New Frontiers, Science for young people. Each of these departments have laboratories, especially for children and young students. The Transport section is made up of four different parts: air, rail, water and Submarine Enrico Toti-S-506. 5. Van Gogh Museum The museum traces Van Gogh's lengendary life and artistic development via the world's largest collection of his work. There are more than 200 canvases on display, ranging from his early, bleak portraits of peasants in the Netherlands to his later years in sunny France, where he produced his best-known work with its characteristic giddy color. So who they're: J. Paul Getty Museum | GettyArt from ancient to contemporary at two Los Angeles locations. Changing exhibitions, education programs, and more.GettyV&A · The world’s leading museum of art and designWelcome to the V&A – the family of art, design and performance museumsVictoria and Albert MuseumVan Gogh Museum - The Museum about Vincent van Gogh in Amsterdam - The NetherlandsWelcome to the Van Gogh Museum! See what’s on: Vincent van Gogh’s masterpieces, exhibitions, events, activities and more for all ages. Plan your visit, book tickets online.Van Gogh Museum

Museums have been around for a very long time, but when did it first appear? The oldest museum in the world is thought to be the Museion in Alexandria, Egypt, which was founded in the 3rd century BC. The Museion was a place where scholars came to study and learn about art, science, and literature. But some believes the world's oldest museum, Ennigaldi-Nanna's museum, was built by a Babylonian princess 2,500 years ago which discovered by the curious archaeologist Leonard Woolley in 1952. Human's past is always unanswerable question no matter what, so let's stop the tanglement with the first museum, but look at some of the oldest museums around the world. The Capitoline Museums began in 1471 in Rome, Italy; the Uffizi Gallery in Florence, Italy, which was founded in the 16th century; the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford, which started to operate in the 17th century, these museums are still open to the public and are very popular tourist destinations. 1. Ashmolean Museum The Ashmolean Museum, located in Oxford, England first opened to the public in 1683, making it the oldest public museum in the world. Today, the Ashmolean houses an extensive collection of artefacts from around the world, spanning a wide range of periods and cultures. The museum is particularly well-known for its Egyptian, Classical, and Western art collections.The Ashmolean Museum is named after its founder, Elias Ashmole, who bequeathed his personal collection of artefacts to the University of Oxford in 1677. Ashmole was a keen collector of antiquities and his collection included items from all over the world. The museum is now housed in a stunning neo-classical building, which overlooks Oxford's famous High Street. The museum's collections are displayed across nine galleries, which tell the story of human culture from its earliest beginnings to the present day. 2.  Capitoline Museums The Capitoline Museums are a group of art and archeological museums located on Capitoline Hill, the most important of the seven hills of Rome. The museums first opened to the public in 1734 and today they are considered to be among the finest museums in the world. The museums are home to an impressive collection of Roman and Greek art, as well as a wealth of artifacts from other cultures. The Capitoline Museums are housed in a complex of buildings that includes the Palazzo dei Conservatori, the Palazzo Nuovo, and the Palazzo Senatorio. The Palazzo dei Conservatori is the oldest building in the complex and it houses the museums' main art collection. The Palazzo Nuovo is home to the museums' classical sculpture collection, while the Palazzo Senatorio houses the museums' archaeological collection. In addition to the museums' permanent collections, the Capitoline Museums also host a number of temporary exhibitions throughout the year. These exhibitions showcase the work of both contemporary and historical artists and provide visitors with a chance to see some of the world's most important works of art up close. 3. Vatican Museums The Vatican Museums is a group of museums in Rome that date back to 1471 which located within the city's boundaries. They display works from the immense collection built up by the Roman Catholic Church throughout the centuries, including some of the most renowned classical sculptures and masterpieces of Renaissance art in the world. The museums trace their origin to a group of sculptures, including the Laocoön and His Sons, discovered in 1506 near the site of St. Peter's Basilica. Pope Julius II soon ordered the erection of a museum to house these treasures. The first six rooms of the museum were opened to the public in 1784 and the museum currently has a wide variety of archaeological material on display. 4. Uffizi Galleries The Uffizi Galleries are one of the oldest and most famous art museums in the world. Located in Florence, they are also home to a large collection of art from the Italian Renaissance. The Uffizi Galleries were founded in 1581 by Cosimo I de' Medici, the first Grand Duke of Tuscany. They were originally built to house the offices of the Florentine magistrates (uffizi means "offices" in Italian). Over time, the Medici family expanded the Uffizi's collection of art with works by Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, and Botticelli. 5. Kunstkamera The Kunstkamera is the first museum in Russia that was established by Peter the Great in 1727. It is located on the Universitetskaya Embankment in Saint Petersburg and houses the Peter the Great Museum of Anthropology and Ethnography. The Kunstkamera was established in order to study the natural and human world. It contains a wide variety of items, including human remains, animals, plants, minerals, and ethnographic objects. The museum is a unique cultural institution that provides insight into the history and development of Russia. 6. Brukenthal National Museum The Brukenthal National Museum  is located in a historic building in the old city centre of Sibiu, Romania. It was established in 1817 by Samuel von Brukenthal, the Governor of the Transylvanian Principality. It is the oldest museum in Romania and one of the first museums in Europe. While the Brukenthal National Museum houses a collection of over 800,000 items, including paintings, sculptures, coins, books, and ancient weapons. It is one of the largest and most important art museums in Romania. Museums are home to a wealth of art and history, and provide visitors with a unique insight into the cultures that created them. Now, let's travel back in time together! Find it out more: The Oldest Museums Around the World - Google Arts & Culture5 of the world’s oldest attractionsGoogle Arts & CultureVatican Museums – Official WebsiteWelcome to the Museums, which conserve the immense collection of art amassed by the popes from the seventeenth century onwardsVatican MuseumsThe KunstkameraWe invite you to see the museum’s collectionThe Kunstkamera

Travel Advisory: COVID-19 : Important notice for traveler Read more We're currently seeing high levels of #COVID19 in NYC. To help slow the spread, all New Yorkers should wear a high-quality mask, such as an N95, KN95 or KF94 in all public indoor settings and around crowds outside: https://t.co/shJeMOKfFE pic.twitter.com/8aByVVy5Wr — City of New York (@nycgov) July 10, 2022 Welcome to the Big Apple! New York City is a place like no other. It's a melting pot of cultures and a hub of activity 24/7. There's always something to see, do, or eat in NYC, whether it's a Broadway show, a street fair, or just people watching in Times Square. So no matter you're a night owl or an early bird, you'll find plenty to keep you busy in the city that never sleeps! Whether you're looking for high-end shopping, world-renowned museums, or just a good slice of pizza, you'll find it all here. And don't forget to check out the Empire State Building, Central Park, and the Statue of Liberty. But the NYC also has its hiden spots the even some of the New Yorkers may not know...So let's start the journey! Everyone knows... •  Empire State Building The Empire State Building remains the queen bee of the New York skyline, despite the Chrysler Building's prettier exterior and One World Trade Center's taller height. The Empire State Building has been featured in around a hundred films and countless skyline snapshots. It is a quintessential part of New York, having been scaled by King Kong and drawn lovers together in films like Sleepless in Seattle. The Empire State Building is recognizable to Manhattanites and visitors from all over the world and is synonymous with the Big Apple itself. But some of you may also want to know... •  Grand Central Terminal Grand Central Terminal, completed in 1913, is one of New York's most venerated beaux-arts beauties. It is adorned with Tennessee-marble floors and Italian-marble ticket counters, and its main concourse is capped by a vaulted ceiling depicting the constellations, designed by French painter Paul César Helleu. Today, Grand Central's underground electric tracks serve only commuter trains en route to northern suburbs and Connecticut, but the station merits a special trip for the architecture alone. Everyone knows... •  Brooklyn Bridge The New York icon is the world’s first steel suspension bridge. It is also the longest suspension bridge when it opened in 1883. The construction of Brooklyn Bridge was fraught with disaster, but the bridge's neo-Gothic towers have endured as city emblems. Crossing the bridge is a exhilarating journey with numerous photo-ops. The suspended bicycle/pedestrian walkway delivers soul-stirring views of Manhattan, the East River and the waterfront. But some of you may also want to know... •  Old Stone House The Stone House is a community focal point and museum that was reconstructed by the famous urban planner Robert Moses. A replica of a 1699 Dutch farmhouse, it houses a permanent exhibit explaining the Battle of Long Island, including period clothes and weapons, with rotating exhibitions in the creaky upstairs. Concerts and other cultural events (author talks, tastings) are held regularly. There's a playground for kids and a community garden outside. If you happen to pass by outside of the posted visiting hours, give them a call. If someone's inside they'll usually be happy to let you in. Everyone knows... •  Statue of Liberty Lady Liberty is one of New York City's most enduring symbols. First conceived in 1865 by French intellectual Édouard de Laboulaye as a monument to the republican principles shared by France and the USA, the Statue of Liberty remains a powerful symbol of America’s founding ideals. For generations, migrants to America cruised past the statue on their way into New York harbour, and knew they had arrived in the land of freedom and opportunity. But some of you may also want to know... •  Stone Street Stone Street is a street in the Financial District of Manhattan in New York City. It contains several prominent structures, including 1 Hanover Square, a National Historic Landmark. The eastern portion of the street and the surrounding buildings are designated as the Stone Street Historic District, which is both listed on the National Register of Historic Places and protected by the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission. In addition, the remaining portions of the street are part of the Financial District's street layout, a city landmark. Everyone knows... •  Metropolitan Museum of Art The Metropolitan Museum of Art, affectionately known as "The Met," is one of the most beloved corners of New York City. What started with a handful of paintings brought over from Europe or donated by a coterie of philanthropically minded robber barons in the 19th century has since become a massive collection of two million works of art representing 5000 years of history. The Met was founded 151 years ago with the intention of educating and edifying a teaming city of immigrants, and underscore the uniquely global culture of 19th century New York City. Whether that stated purpose has been meet by modern, post-colonial standards is up for debate in recent years – a conversation many museums are reckoning with worldwide. But some of you may also want to know... •  Andrew Carnegie Mansion The Andrew Carnegie Mansion, now home to the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum, was originally completed in 1902 and reached landmark status in 1974. The mansion has undergone much change over the years, and the grounds now feature an expansive garden and cafe for visitors to enjoy. Everyone knows... •  Central Park Comprising 843 acres of rolling meadows, boulder-studded outcroppings, elm-lined walkways, manicured European-style gardens, a lake and a reservoir, Central Park is a must-see for any visitor to New York City. Highlights include the 15-acre Sheep Meadow, where thousands of people lounge and play on warm days; Central Park Zoo; and the forest-like paths of the Ramble, popular with birdwatchers. In warm weather there are free outdoor concerts on the Great Lawn and top-notch drama at the annual Shakespeare in the Park productions held each summer at the open-air Delacorte Theater. But some of you may also want to know... •  Secret Waterfalls In Central Park, there is a hidden oasis of mini-waterfalls that many New Yorkers don't know about. These waterfalls are located in the Ravine, the stream valley section of the North Woods that spans 40 acres at the top of the Park. There are at least five different waterfalls, all of which are man-made but look completely natural. When you're in this oasis, you won't feel like you're in Manhattan anymore! New York City is the most exciting place on earth so come on in and explore the best that the city has to offer! You may find it helpful too: 15 Thai restaurants you should try in Manhattan.1. LoveMama Welcome to LoveMama! The restaurant is based in New York and provides Malay, Vietnamese and Thai cuisine. The restaurant also offers take out and catering services for individuals, groups and private events. Food popular here * Pad Thai * Rendang Nasi Lemak * Mee Goreng Let’…BucktripDewey10 New York pizza places you would miss the most.1.Lombardi’s Pizza Gennaro Lombardi came to the United States in 1905 and used his skills as a baker to craft pizza. He learned how to make pizza in Naples and brought that knowledge with him to the United States. Lombardi is credited with developing New York Style pizza. 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Travel Advisory: COVID-19 : Important notice for traveler Read more Looking for some fun out of the sun? Check out the Houston Museum of Natural Science. From dinosaur skeletons to space-station models, planetarium to a butterfly center, there’s something for everyone. Enjoy the exhibits while the AC keeps you cool! #ExitHere 📷: @traviseffin pic.twitter.com/niGefA2LTC — Texas.gov - State of Texas Official Website (@texasgov) August 4, 2022 Houston is known by many names, including "The Bayou City," "H-town," and "Space City." These nicknames reflect Houston's diverse culture and history. For example, "The Bayou City" nickname reflects Houston's proximity to bayous, while "H-town" is a popular nickname for the city among locals. "Space City" is a nickname that was given to Houston after the city became home to the Johnson Space Center. Houston is known as the "energy capital of the world", it houses many museums, including the Menil Collection and the Rothko Chapel, as well as a variety of restaurants and shops. Stop procastinate! Come to Houston right now to enjoy the diverse culture, delicious food, and beautiful parks! 1. Buffalo Bayou Park This magnificent 160-acre city park meanders along Buffalo Bayou west from downtown Houston, providing easy pedestrian access and ample parking en route. Stunning panoramic views extend back to the downtown skyline, while diverse areas are devoted to exercise, contemplation, art exhibits, and much more. This gorgeous urban green space is immensely popular with locals who crave a dose of the natural world amidst the hustle and bustle of Houston traffic. 2. Hermann Park Hermann Park is the perfect location for the entire family, with lots of activities available for all age groups.The park is home to playgrounds, a lake with paddleboats, a picturesque Japanese Garden, the Hermann Park Miniature Train, and the Houston Zoo. You could easily spend the entire day here, so pack a picnic and make the most of Houston's great outdoors. 3. Museum of Fine Arts, Houston The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston is a nationally renowned palace of art with a focus on tracing art history from the Renaissance to post-1945 European and American painting. The museum has a fine collection of pre-Columbian golden treasures from South America, as well as major works by Tintoretto, Rembrandt, and Picasso. Across the street from the museum, visitors can admire the talents of luminaries such as Rodin and Matisse in the associated Lillie & Hugh Roy Cullen Sculpture Garden. 4. Rothko Chapel Dominique and John de Menil commissioned American abstract expressionist Mark Rothko to create a nondenominational chapel in 1964. The octagonal brick structure now holds 14 large Rothko canvases. The architects of the building were Philip Johnson, Howard Barnstone, and Eugene Aubry. The Menils wanted to give a great artist the opportunity to create a spiritual place without any restrictions or ties to existing religions. It's named after Archbishop Óscar Romero who was murdered in 1980 after continually speaking out against injustice in his home country of El Salvador. Houston also has a number of parks and pubs. 5. La Carafe La Carafe is located in Houston's oldest building, which was built in 1848. It is a warmly lit bar with exposed brick, sepia photos on the walls, flickering candles, a great jukebox and also a friendly, eclectic crowd. On weekends, the upstairs bar room opens, and there is a 2nd-floor balcony overlooking Market Square. 6. Alley Theatre The Alley Theatre is a Tony Award-winning theatre company in Houston, Texas that is the oldest professional theatre company in Texas and the third oldest resident theatre in the United States. Alley Theatre productions have played on Broadway at Lincoln Center, toured more than 40 American cities, and played internationally in Berlin, Paris, and St. Petersburg. 7. Casa Ramirez Folkart Gallery Casa Ramirez is beautiful and filled with vintage art and handicrafts from Mexico, plus unique items from top artisans south of the border. It is also a cultural pillar in the community that offers a selection of folk art, Mexican dresses, local artist work, books on culture and cooking and bilingual books for children, greeting cards and decorations. The folks at Casa Ramirez are nationally known and recognized for their celebration and teaching of cultural traditions. 8. Kaboom Books Kaboom Books is a general purpose, used bookstore at the eastern edge of Woodland Heights immediately above Downtown Houston. The store has been in operation for more than 30 years to provide a bookstore based on complexity and an inventory of ideas, which acts as a sounding board for social discourse within the confines of Houston’s hundreds of neighborhoods. 9. Rudyard's Pub A visit to Houston isn't complete without a stop at Rudyard's! This British pub is a great place to relax and have a good time, with a wide selection of microbrews, good food, and live entertainment most nights. Though the city is hot and humid in summer, but if you've visited some of the best attractions and museums, and you even got to try some of the local cuisine, for sure you're planning on coming back soon! 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Travel Advisory: COVID-19 : Important notice for traveler Read more ¡Qué bella es Cholula y para muestra el Santuario de la Virgen de los Remedios 💫! Esta iglesia, todo un tesoro arquitectónico, es considerada la más grande de este Pueblo Mágico, ¿lo sabías?#VisitMéxico #Cholula #Puebla pic.twitter.com/n9guCwQjnm — Visit México (@VisitMex) August 15, 2022 Oaxaca(wah-hah-kah) is a state in Mexico that is home to a rich culture, art scene, diverse natural landscape, and delicious cuisine. The state capital, Oaxaca city, is a beautiful and fascinating place, and there are many interesting things to see and do in the surrounding area. From hiking and horseback riding in the Sierra Norte to surfing and swimming in the Pacific Ocean, there is always something suits you well in Oaxaca. But first, start your day archaeologically! 1. Monte Albán Ruins The ancient city of Monte Albán was once the second-largest ceremonial site in Mesoamerica. Today, it is an ruins, but it still boasts an impressive Gran Plaza, ancient ball court, excavated tombs, and astronomical 'observatory'. The site is also home to the mysterious danzantes, carved stone figures thought to depict dead or tortured prisoners of war. 2. Zona Arqueológica de Mitla The ancient ruins of Mitla were once the second-most important Zapotec religious center. The site is home to a number of impressive buildings, including a cult center where high priests performed human sacrifices. The ancient buildings at the site of Mitla were probably reserved for specific occupants, such as the high priest or the king. Today, visitors can see the Grupo de las Columnas (Group of the Columns) and the Grupo del Norte (North Group), both of which are located near the Iglesia de San Pablo. 3. Museo de las Culturas de Oaxaca No more archaeological sites visit! But still curious about the culture of Oaxaca? The Museum of Oaxacan Cultures is one of Mexico's best regional museums. Located in the beautiful monastery buildings adjoining the Templo de Santo Domingo, the museum offers rich displays that take visitors through the history and cultures of Oaxaca state. The museum emphasizes the continuity between pre-Hispanic and contemporary cultures in areas such as crafts, medicine and food. 4. Templo de Santo Domingo Santo Domingo is the most splendid of Oaxaca’s churches, with a finely carved baroque facade and nearly every square centimeter inside decorated in 3D relief with intricate gilt designs swirling around a profusion of painted figures. The 18th-century Capilla de la Virgen del Rosario (Rosary Chapel) is particularly beautiful, and the whole church takes on a magical atmosphere during candlelit evening Mass. No rush, take a small break with artisan pastries and continue your journey. 5. Boulenc Pan Artesano The best bakery in Oaxaca also has a trendy cafe next door, not that surprised but their most popular dish is avocado toast. The cafe has excellent coffee and cakes, and is located in a patio with terrace seating upstairs. 6. Zócalo The Zócalo is the central square in Oaxaca city, and it is a great place to people-watch. The square is surrounded by portales (arcades) and is shaded by tall trees. The adjoining Alameda plaza is also a great place for people-watching, with its trinket-toting vendors, street performers and informal clothes market. By day and night, the square is bustling with life, as marimba ensembles, brass bands and roving buskers float their melodies among the crowds, hawkers try to offload pretty carpets and hideous balloons, and lovers parade in slow rounds under the trees. Give your legs a rest after wandering in the parade, don't just passed by this swanky tasting room. 7. Mezcaloteca This is the best place in the city to visit if you want to learn about mezcal. The staff here can teach you about how mezcal is made, and you will get a crash course in how to taste it and what to look for in a quality product. Call ahead to book a tasting session, and come prepared to ask questions.The hosts will offer you a selection from the house brands based on your tastes. They work with small-batch producers to create a number of unique, blended, wild-crafted and aged mezcals that can't be found anywhere else. And it comes to the time for surfing and swimming in Pacific Ocean. 8. Punta Cometa Punta Conejo is a rocky cape located at the west end of Mazunte beach. It is a great place to hike at sunset, with stunning views of the Pacific Ocean. To get to the cape, take the lane toward Playa Mermejita off Calle Rinconcito, and go left up the track immediately after the cemetery. You will reach the community nature reserve entrance after 250m. From there, you can take the path leading down to the right or the central path to get to the Punta. 9. Playa Zipolite Zipolite's beach is a great place to relax and soak up the sun and it's famous for its nudity. People of all ages and genders can be found sunbathing, swimming, or walking around without clothes, which is the most iconic scene of the beach. Exhausted from the sunbathing? You got a outstanding dining option here. 10. La Providencia The restaurant combines exquisite flavors, artful presentation, and a relaxed ambience. You can sip a cocktail in the open-air lounge while you peruse the menu. The contemporary Mexican cuisine is sure to please, with options like amaranth-encrusted aubergine, beef medallions with red-wine reduction, and coconut-crusted prawns with mango sauce. And pro tips... save room for their chocolate mousse! No music? No music! But this Oaxaca! 11. Mar & Wana Look no further than Mar & Wana if you're looking for a unique and fun night out! This sand-floor garden hosts live bands and DJs, and has an on-site food court with gourmet burgers, tacos, and Asian fare. Grab a mezcal or cocktail and check out the cool (somewhat hidden) hangout spots up on the rocks. You're sure to have a night to remember at Mar & Wana! Last but not least... 12. Guelaguetza Show The Guelaguetza is an annual indigenous cultural event in Mexico that features traditional costumed dancing by gender-separated groups. It includes parades of indigenous walking bands, native food, and statewide artisanal crafts, such as pre-Hispanic style textiles. The event takes place in the city of Oaxaca and nearby villages. If you're interested in seeing this traditional Mexican dance, the best place to go is the Quinta Real hotel. The hotel hosts a highly colorful three-hour show on Monday evenings, featuring regional dances from across Mexico, as well as an impressive display of traditional Oaxacan costumes. Oaxaca is a truly magical place that should not be missed yet an unforgettable destination for travelers from all over the world. I know you will need it: Mezcaloteca – Destilados Tradicionales de MagueyMezcalotecaInicioLa Providencia | La mejor comida en Zipolite, the best food in ZipoliteLa mejor comida en Zipolite, the best food in ZipoliteLa ProvidenciaMake Your Trip to Mexico City Close and Their Bistros CloserSure you won’t want to skip these 10 bistros in Mexico City.BucktripDewey Sherman

Travel Advisory: COVID-19 : Important notice for traveler Read more The "rich coast" of Costa Rica is the perfect destination for those looking for an adventure and to experience some of the world's most stunning landscapes. With its biodiverse wildlife and sustainable tourism practices, undoubtedly, Costa Rica is a nature lover's paradise. Whether you're looking to relax on a beach, get your adrenaline pumping with some adventure activities, or explore the country's stunning landscapes, Costa Rica has it all. There is no limit to what you can do in Costa Rica, from surfing and yoga to hiking, biking, and ziplining, but your return date. With its rainforest hikes, high-altitude trails, white-water rapids, and world-class surfing, Costa Rica has something for everyone who loves the outdoors. And if you can't decide what to do, don't worry - you can fit it all into one trip! 1. Parque Nacional Volcán Arenal Located in the Arenal Huetar Norte Conservation Area, the Arenal Volcano area is made up of two hills, the Arenal Volcano and Cerro Chato. Though the Volcán Arenal is no longer an active volcano, but it is still a beautiful destination. The area around the volcano is full of different trails and hikers can often spot different animals like sloths, monkeys, and anteaters. From one inch more to the sky to the heart of the ocean, you know the richest coast has it all. 2. Parque Nacional Isla del Coco Isla del Coco is a beautiful island located southwest of Costa Rica. It is home to many different animals, including the largest schools of hammerhead sharks. Divers from all over the world come to see the sharks and other wildlife. There is also some fascinating pirate history on the island and of coures, some buried treasure. 3. Parque Nacional Marino Ballena The Marino Ballena National Park is famous for its wide, 4km-long beach shaped like a whale's tail. The park protects coral, rock reefs, and migrating whales, dolphins, and turtles. The best times to see whales are from December to April and July to November. The end of the whale's tail has rockpools that are fun for kids to explore. But please keep in mind, the waves are too dangerous for swimming. 4. Punta Uva Punta Uva is a small village located on the Caribbean coast of Costa Rica. It is known for its beautiful beaches with white sand and palm trees. There is a shallow reef in front of the beaches which is excellent for scuba diving and snorkeling. Plan for an indoor schedule before your skin got totally burnt and escape sun kisses for a while. 5. Museo de Oro Precolombino y Numismática The museum houses a collection of Costa Rica's most precious pre-Columbian gold and other artifacts, is located underneath the Plaza de la Cultura and is owned by the Banco Central. The architecture of the museum is reminiscent of a bank vault also one of the highlihgts. The interactive 360-degree videography display of Bribrí cultural hierarchy in the basement is worth the admission price. 6. Hacienda Barú National Wildlife Refuge The 330-hectare refuge consists of pristine beaches, rivers, mangroves, wetlands, primary and secondary forests, tree plantations, and pastures. It is a key link in a major biological corridor called the Path of the Tapir. There are 8km of marked and well-kept self-guided pathways. Monkeys, sloths, and toucans are commonly spotted in the refuge. The refuge also has an 'Ecotram', a motorized chair that goes through the treetop canopy and turns 340 degrees for nature viewing. 7. Wilson Botanical Garden The world-renowned garden that is home to over 2000 native Costa Rican species. Wilson botanical garden also has a collection of species that are threatened with extinction. There is a trail map available for self-guided walks among the exotic plants. Guided walks are at 7:30am and 1:30pm. The botanical garden is also a great spot for birders, as it attracts hundreds of Costa Rican and migrating bird species, as well as numerous butterfly species. 8. Catarata Manantial de Agua Viva This 200m-high waterfall is said to be the highest waterfall in the country. It is a 3km hike down into the valley to see the falls (45 minutes down, 1 hour back up). The falls are most dramatic during the rainy season, but the serene rainforest setting is beautiful any time of year. The 5km dirt road to the primary entrance to the falls is past Hotel Villa Lapas.When hiking, keep an eye out for monkeys in the canopy above, as well as brightly colored poison-dart frogs and the occasional pair of scarlet macaws. 9. Eco Termales Hot Springs This gated, reservations-only complex is luxurious, romantic, and secluded. It's about 4.5km northwest of town and surrounded by lush greenery. The walking paths are beautiful and the numbers are managed to maintain the serene ambiance. In addition, the physical-chemical composition of EcoTemales Fortuna’s waters is ideal for the treatment of stress, mental fatigue, and anxiety, as well as dermatology conditions such as psoriasis, atypical dermatitis, acne, and rosacea. So come and ease your adventurous Costa Rica trip quickly! And with its friendly locals and laid-back vibe, Costa Rica is the perfect place to relax and recharge. So what are you waiting for? Pack your bags and head to Costa Rica for the vacation of a lifetime! 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Travel Advisory: COVID-19 : Important notice for traveler Read more Read Essentials this week for an update on Australian Tourism Exchange 2022 applications and Tourism Australia’s National Experience Content Initiative: https://t.co/YiVYqbRXRL pic.twitter.com/m1Y2ZNNE3X — Tourism Australia (@TourismAus) December 16, 2021 There are many reasons why Queensland is called paradise on earth. The first reason is that Queensland has some of the most beautiful beaches in the world. The second reason is that there are many activities to do in Queensland such as hiking, biking, and kayaking. Lastly, Queensland is home to many unique animals and plant species. In short, Queensland is an amazing place with endless possibilities for fun and adventure. Whether you want to snorkel the Great Barrier Reef, ride waves in Caloundra, or sand-board dunes on Fraser Island, there's something for everyone in Queensland. 1. Great Barrier Reef More than 1.5 million visitors come to experience this World Heritage–listed area each year. The area stretches across 2000km of coastline. Diving and snorkelling are just some of the ways of experiencing this wonderfully rich ecosystem. There's also sailing, scenic flights and a world of DIY options for exploring the reef’s gateway towns and stunning islands. 2. Fruit Bat Falls Fruit Bat Falls is a great place to stop and take a break while on a trip to The Tip. The natural weir is croc-free and there are plenty of shady picnic tables. 3. Capricorn Caves Capricorn caves 24km north of Rockhampton are a great attraction. The most popular tour showcases the caves' remarkable acoustics with a classical-music recording in Cathedral Cave. The tour is suitable for all ages and most fitness levels, so you don't have to worry about your stamina. Queensland is a large and diverse state in Australia, home to five of the eleven World Heritage-listed natural sites. Meanwhile, the region also has a variety of vibrant cities and laid-back towns, such as Brisbane, Gold Coast, and Noosa. Let's look at some of the places  in town! 4. James Street The Valley's most glamorous strip is Channelling West LA with its low-slung architecture, lush streetscape and sports cars. The addition of the Calile Hotel complex has boosted the street's upmarket offerings, which include numerous high-end Australian fashion labels. Standouts include colourful Camilla, Sass & Bide, indie-chic Gorman and multi-brand Wolfe & Ordnance, known for stocking harder-to-find homegrown designers. 5. Finders Keepers The market has over 200 stalls showcasing the wares of independent Australian designers, artists and craftspeople. It's a great spot to score high-quality, one-off fashion pieces, jewellery, bags and more from local and interstate creatives. 6. Caloundra Caloundra is a beach town in Queensland with many activities for travellers such as exploring the Pumicestone Passage, shopping, and visiting the ocean pool at Kings Beach. The Caloundra Street Fair is a hidden treasure along the Sunshine Coast with 100 unique stalls. You can also enjoy fresh local food and flowers, fresh juices, tasty breakfasts, coffee, lunch and delicious sweet treats. Queensland's rich indigenous cultures, which offer extraordinary insight into this ancient land through art, dance and guided tours across the state, from Currumbin to Cooktown. 7. Girringun Aboriginal Art Centre The centre covers 25,000 sq km and serves as a Keeping Place, with 150 years of cultural history on display. The cooperative of Aboriginal artists offers traditional woven baskets, paintings, and colourful wooden sculptures for sale yet making it one of the best places to see Aboriginal art in this part of Queensland. 8. Fraser Coast Cultural Centre The cultural centre is home to both the Fraser Coast Discovery Sphere and the Hervey Bay Regional Gallery. It is landmarked by 'Nala', the 20-tonne humpback-whale sculpture that 'breaches' 12m into the air from its forecourt. The Discovery Sphere educates visitors about the Unesco-listed Great Sandy Biosphere through captivating and interactive exhibits all with a background soundtrack of eerie whale song. The gallery gives space to local artists, alongside thoughtfully curated temporary shows. With its stunning scenery and rich culture, Queensland is for sure worth visit place, as it is a good place to realize the diversity of rainforest; great place to learn about the Aboriginal culture and of course, the living culture of current residents. You'll need them occasionally: Home | QueenslandDiscover everything Queensland has to offer. Explore destinations, experiences and events that will change you. Visit the official site for Queensland, Australia.QueenslandCaloundraDiscover Caloundra.HomeSydneysiders Why? 🛥: SydneyWhy Sydneysiders love their city so much? This article explains all.Bucktrip三口矛木

Travel Advisory: COVID-19 : Important notice for traveler Read more Read Essentials this week for an update on the inaugural Global Australia Summit, the Singapore border reopening and upcoming Sydney industry briefing: https://t.co/7UTn0r4oqT. pic.twitter.com/PpELnLqhso — Tourism Australia (@TourismAus) November 17, 2021 Sydney is a renowned tourist destination for a plethora of reasons: its natural beauty, its bustling city life, and its many iconic landmarks, such as its picturesque harbour, its world-famous Opera House, and its stunning beaches. Sydney is a unique city because of its national parks that ring the city and penetrate right into its heart. This means that you can see native animals in the most surprising places. For example, clouds of flying foxes pass overhead at twilight, possums rattle over roofs of terrace houses, and sulphur-crested cockatoos screech from the railings of urban balconies. 1. Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park The park is located 20 to 30km from the city center of Sydney and is accessible by public transport. Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park is a popular place to visit for its wilderness, its Aboriginal heritage, as well as activities such as walking, cycling, and kayaking. The park takes in over 100km of coastline along the southern edge of Broken Bay, where it heads into the Hawkesbury River. There are two unconnected principal sections, Bobbin Head and the West Head area. The Barrenjoey headland at Palm Beach is also part of the park and the site of an historic lighthouse. Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park provides activities of many kinds, so why not include the spot into your family travel list? 2. Taronga Zoo Sydney Taronga Zoo is only a ferry ride away from Circular Quay and is full of kangaroos, koalas, and other furry Australians! The zoo has great views of the harbor, and the animals seem very happy and well-cared for. 3. Sydney Sea Life Aquarium The Sea Life Sydney Aquarium is a great place for kids of all ages. The variety of tanks and other attractions will keep them entertained for hours. The highlights of the aquarium include the Perspex-enclosed walk-through shark tank, The penguin boat ride, the dugong, and the Great Barrier Reef tank. The aquarium also offers a variety of add-on activities, such as the Shark Dive Xtreme, the icy penguin encounter, and the glass-bottomed boat ride. The city is actually defined by its coastline, with an abundance of charms to be found in its harbor. Sydney's two halves are far enough apart to make exploring by ferry a worthwhile endeavor. The coast of Australia is full of natural wonders, including sheer walls of sandstone and arcs of golden sand. In the summer, these areas are full of people enjoying the outdoors. 4. Bondi Beach Bondi is undeniable one of the best destinations for its beautiful coastline and waves. It is also home to saltwater sea baths, which were upgraded in 2019. The beach has surfers at either end, making it a great place for learners. There is a grassy spot with coin-operated barbecues at the north end of the beach. Changing rooms and lockers can be found at Bondi Pavilion. Another highlight of Bondi, is that LGBTQIA+ community can enjoy their activities safe and sound here. The North Bondi Surf Club, near an outdoor workout are, is one of the main hangouts for queer beach-going Sydneysiders. 5. Watsons Bay Lovely Watsons Bay is a preferct destination for the Sydney visitor that looking for a day trip by ferry. The village was once a small fishing village, as evidenced by the heritage cottages that pepper the suburb’s narrow streets. South Head can be explored by foot, and visitors can take a dip at Camp Cove or enjoy a leisurely lunch at one of the village's popular restaurants. The Gap is a dramatic clifftop lookout worth a visit. And well, deeply in your heart you know that you're not a good Sydney visitor if you missed out the attractions below. 6. Sydney Opera House The Australia's most famous landmark is designed by Danish architect Jørn Utzon. The building, which references a yacht's sails in its design, comprises five performance spaces for dance, concerts, opera and theatre. Visitors can wander around the outside of the building and take a one-hour guided tour (available in several languages), with optional food. The best way to experience the interior of the Sydney Opera House is to attend a performance. 7. Sydney Harbour Bridge Sydneysiders love their giant 'coathanger', which opened in 1932. The best way to experience this majestic structure is on foot. Stairs and lifts ascend the bridge from both shores, leading to a footpath on the eastern side (the western side is a bike path). Getting the train to Milsons Point and walking back towards the city offers the more spectacular views. Climb the southeastern pylon to the Pylon Lookout or tackle the arc on the popular if expensive, once-in-a-lifetime kind of experience, the BridgeClimb. A city without nightlife, can't be labeled as a city. After a day at the beach, they may take a disco nap, hit the showers, and head out again. There's always a new restaurant to try, undercover bar to hunt down, hip band to check out, sports team to shout at, show to see or crazy party to attend. The city's pretensions to glamour are well balanced by a casualness that means a cool T-shirt and a tidy pair of jeans will get you in most places. But if you want to dress up and show off, there's plenty of opportunity for that among the sparkling harbour lights. 8. Archie Rose Distilling Co. Why can't a distillery which known for its excellent gins be a bar as well? Archie Rose Distilling Co. is totally the industrial chic, the mezzanine is a great spot to sit and observe the action. You can try different gins in a flight, or pick your perfect G&T combination or cocktail. They also have some decent wine and beer. 9. Love, Tilly Devine The Tilly Devine bar is a hidden, split-level bar in a back alley in Sydney. It has a dark, good-looking interior and a compact wine list with some exceptionally well-chosen wines. Italian deli bites and fuller plates are also available. 10. Opera Bar This bar is perfectly positioned with the Opera House on one side and the bridge on the other. It's an iconic spot for visitors and locals alike with live music or DJs most nights and excellent food. The staff geolocate you to know where to bring the food to, and there's an app to order from your table. Sydneysiders celebrate Sydney everyday, let's join them and have a leisure vacation! Hustling, Bustling in Sydney: Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park | NSW National ParksLocated in Sydney’s north, Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park combines important history with scenic beauty, making it perfect for school excursions. Bobbin Head is a great place for a family picnic, and parts of the park are ideal for cycling, fishing and bushwalking.NSW National ParksTaronga Zoo SydneyTaronga Zoo Sydney officially opened on October 7, 1916 and is located on the shores of Sydney Harbour in the suburb of Mosman. With over 5,000 animals from 350 different species and a huge number of free talks, shows and activities, there’s always something new to see and do when you visit.Taronga Zoo Sydney | Taronga Conservation Society Australia8 cafes you must take pictures in Sydney1.The Grounds of The City The Grounds of Alexandria is a thriving urban sanctuary that opened in April 2012. The philosophy of the sanctuary is to bring people together to enjoy fresh, wholesome food. 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Travel Advisory: COVID-19 : Important notice for traveler Read more #BringYourself, Jelle will do the same. 👏 With the Vuelta A Espana starting in one week in Utrecht, let us tell you the story of Jelle, the city's first cycling mayor. "Personally, I hope that La Vuelta will act as a springboard for the duo bike initiative." Discover it here! pic.twitter.com/QyU24JLBsZ — Visit Netherlands (@Visit_NL) August 12, 2022 There are many stories in the Netherlands that tell about the country's rich history, culture, and destinations. For example, Van Gogh and the Golden Age, but flowers and water are also closely related to the country's existence. But flowers, windmills, and wooden shoes are what you can only think about Holland? What a shame! The country has so much more to offer! You can enjoy the bracing wind with a beach walk along the Dutch coast or a cycling tour of the Veluwe. You can experience the welcoming hospitality of North Brabant and Limburg, the authentic charm of our Hanseatic cities and the Achterhoek in eastern Holland, and the freedom of the provinces of Friesland and Groningen with their wide horizons. You can discover how the Dutch battle against the water in Flevoland, our newest province, and immerse yourself in Dutch culture in the modern metropolises, historic cities, and picturesque villages in the west of the Netherlands. And best of all, you do not have to choose because all this and much more is within a two hour travel distance! So start your engine on now: 1. Van Gogh Museum The museum traces Van Gogh's lengendary life and artistic development via the world's largest collection of his work. There are more than 200 canvases on display, ranging from his early, bleak portraits of peasants in the Netherlands to his later years in sunny France, where he produced his best-known work with its characteristic giddy color. 2. Anne Frank Huis Visiting Anne Frank House is one of Amsterdam's most profound experiences. Tragically, of the 107,000 Jewish adults and children deported from the Netherlands to concentration camps during WWII, only 5000 survived. Entering the "Secret Annexe" where the teenaged girl and her family desperately hid from the Nazis for over two years until their capture puts the Holocaust's atrocities into acutely human scale, intimately personalizing the war's catastrophic effects. 0:00/1× Feeling how Anne and her family felt by standing in these sombre, airless rooms and viewing the diary Anne wrote while hiding here is impossible to forget. 3. Hermitage Amsterdam There have been long-standing links between Russia and the Netherlands - Tsar Peter the Great learned shipbuilding here in 1697 - which is why there is a branch of St Petersburg's State Hermitage Museum. Blockbuster temporary exhibitions show works from the Hermitage's vast treasure trove, while the permanent Portrait Gallery of the Golden Age has formal group portraits of the 17th-century Dutch A-list; the Outsider Gallery also has temporary shows. The Outsider Art Gallery is a place for outsider art artists to exhibit and sell their work or exchanges with galleries at home and abroad, and with other museums. 4. Royal Palace This resplendent building, which was originally designed as a town hall in 1655 and became a palace in the 19th century, is a shining example of Amsterdam's wealth. The interiors are particularly impressive, including the marble work in the great burgerzaal (citizens' hall) at the heart of the building. 5. Mauritshuis This splendid museum offers a wonderful introduction to Dutch and Flemish art. It is set in a 17th-century mansion that was built for wealthy sugar trader Johan Maurits and became a museum housing the Royal Picture Collection in 1822. It acquired a swish modern wing in 2012-14. The 800-strong collection of paintings focuses on works created between the 15th and 18th centuries and includes masterpieces such as Vermeer's Girl with a Pearl Earring (c1665) and Rembrandt's intriguing The Anatomy Lesson of Dr Nicolaes Tulp (1632). 6. Groninger Museum The striking structure that occupied the three islands in the ring canal in front of the train station, Groninger Museum, is also another can't miss out spot. Within the museum, there is a scintillating mix of international artworks from throughout the ages. The architecture is the brainchild of Alessandro Mendini, who invited three of his fellow architects to each tackle a section. This explains why, to many, the museum has little consistency and appears thrown together on a whim. However, inside the museum, the bright, pastel colours add life to the exhibition halls, and natural light seeps in from all angles. 7. Lighthouse The iconic red-and-white banded lighthouse on Ameland's west end is open to the public and is 55m tall. The cast-iron structure can be climbed (236 steps) for expansive views over the entire island and across the Waddenzee. Exhibits on the way up explain the history of the lighthouse, and you can listen to digital stories by lighthouse keepers. The tulip is synonymous with the Netherlands, you have never visit the country if you didn't get surrounded by tulips! 8. Tulip Island The tulip island is a peninsula shaped in the form of a tulip extending from the coast of Zeewolde. Last September, Zeewolde local council had 150,000 tulip bulbs planted here, all of which are primed to bloom this coming spring . A marina has been created on the ‘island’, located in the Wolderwijd bordering lake, with space to accommodate up to eighty boats. Various amenities are currently being developed for visitors, which will include catering services and water sports facilities. 9. Texel Dunes National Park The patchwork of dune-scape running along the western coast of the island is a prime reason for visiting Texel. Salt fens and heath alternate with velvety, grass-covered dunes; plants endemic to the habitat include the dainty marsh orchid and orange-berried sea buckthorn. Netherlands is a truly unique and special place, and there's something for everyone to enjoy. Come and explore all that this amazing country has to offer! If Vincent van Gogh ask for it: TourismFind out all there is to know about The Netherlands on the official website of the Netherlands Board of Tourism and Conventions.NetherlandsHomeThe official website of the Anne Frank House, with the most complete and up-to-date information about Anne Frank, her diary, and the Secret Annex. Visit our museum and read more about our educational activities across the world.Anne Frank WebsiteCaffeine Doses for the Days in Amsterdam8 coffee shops in Amsterdam you should try.BucktripDewey

Travel Advisory: COVID-19 : Important notice for traveler Read more Bremen’s market square is a real gem in the heart of the city. Together with the town hall, the Roland Statue has been a UNESCO World Heritage site since 2004. The town hall is the only one in the world to be listed as a cultural monument by UNESCO, a fact the locals are proud of pic.twitter.com/1cmzDkpoHz — GermanyTourism (@GermanyTourism) August 11, 2022 Berlin is a city with a long and rich history dating back to the 13th century. It has been a major European city for centuries, and its culture and architecture reflect that. Today, Berlin is a major cultural center, with dozens of museums, theaters, and other cultural institutions. It is also a major foodie city, with a wide variety of international cuisine available. And of course, Berlin is also well-known for its nightlife, with a huge variety of clubs and bars to choose from. Whether you're interested in history, culture, food, or just a good time, Berlin has something to offer you: 1. Fernsehturm The TV Tower is Germany's tallest structure and it offers amazing views of the city from the observation deck and the Sphere restaurant. The tower is a bit of a laughing stock because, when hit by the sun, the steel sphere below the antenna produces the reflection of a giant cross. West Berliners have dubbed this phenomenon ‘the Pope’s revenge’. 2. Sony Center Sony Center is a visually stunning complex designed by Helmut Jahn. It is fronted by a 26-floor glass-and-steel tower and integrates rare relics from the prewar era of Potsdamer Platz, such as the opulent Kaisersaal. The heart of the Sony Center is a central plaza canopied by a tentlike glass roof with supporting beams radiating like bicycle spokes. The plaza and its many cafes are popular places to hang out and people-watch. 3. East Side Gallery The East Side Gallery is the embodiment of Berlin’s grit and guts. It’s a symbol of hope, creativity and resilience – for Berliners, but also the rest of the world.In 1989, the Berlin Wall, a grey and grisly divider of humanity, was finally torn down after 28 years. Today its longest surviving stretch forms the world’s largest permanent open-air art gallery, known as the East Side Gallery.The nearly mile-long (1.3 km) section of wall, located along the Spree river and Mühlenstrasse, showcases more than 100 murals. Dozens of international artists have translated the Cold War era’s global euphoria and optimism into a mix of political statements, psychedelic-induced musings and manifold artistic visions. These days, you’ll often see the  covered in groups of shutterbugs – the city estimates over three million visitors come here annually – as well as ample, unsightly fences warding off vandalism. Despite such a touristy backdrop, just ask your average Berliner – there will always be a kind of magic about the East Side Gallery. 4. Stasi Prison The Gedenkstätte Berlin-Hohenschönhausen is a memorial site dedicated to the victims of Stasi persecution. Tours of the site, led by former inmates, provide visitors with an understanding of the terror and cruelty that was inflicted upon thousands of suspected opponents of the regime. The permanent exhibit at the site uses photographs, objects, and an audioguide to document daily life in the prison. 5. Brandenburger Tor The Brandenburg Gate is a symbol of German reunification. It was designed by Carl Gotthard Langhans and completed in 1791 as the royal city gate. It stands sentinel over Pariser Platz, a harmoniously proportioned square that was once framed by banks, a hotel, and the US, British, and French embassies. 6. Schloss Charlottenburg - Neuer Flügel The most beautiful rooms in the palace are the flamboyant private chambers of Frederick the Great, designed in 1746 by the period's star architect Georg Wenzeslaus von Knobelsdorff. Standouts include the confection-like White Hall banquet room, the mirrored and gilded Golden Gallery and the paintings by Watteau, Pesne and other 18th-century French masters. Also note the apartment of Luise (1776–1810; a popular queen and wife of King Friedrich Wilhelm III), with its stunning bedroom designed by Karl Friedrich Schinkel. Berlin once was a city  of creativity and experimentation. In the last 20 years, it has become a major center for start-ups and new ideas. Today, Berlin is home to a wide variety of international performers, artists, and filmmakers. Whether you're interested in highbrow or lowbrow culture, there's plenty of rooms for your creativity and imagination. 7. Museumsinsel Museumsinsel is a one-of-a-kind collection of five grand museums capturing diverse cultures and historical periods through rare artifacts. It is situated on the northern half of Spreeinsel, a small island in the River Spree, where Berlin's settlement began in the 13th century. The five buildings that make up Museumsinsel were constructed under Prussian rulers and span 6000 years’ worth of art, artifacts, sculpture and architecture from Europe and beyond. In addition, Museumsinsel is also home to the lovely Lustgarten park and Berliner Dom, so let's not miss them out. 8. Berliner Dom The Pompous yet majestic, former royal court church is a beautiful example of Italian Renaissance architecture. It now serves as a house of worship, museum, and concert hall. Inside, you will find a lavish marble-and-onyx altar, a 7269-pipe Sauer organ, and elaborate royal sarcophagi. You can also climb up to the 267 steps to the gallery for a stunning view of the city. 9. Pergamonmuseum The Pergamonmuseum is one of Berlin’s most visited historical gems. It offers an archaeological time-warp back to the ancient worlds of Babylon, Greece, Rome and beyond. It is a palatial three-wing complex uniting classical sculpture, monumental architecture and excavated treasures in dainty glass cases. Key exhibits include an excavated reconstruction of the radiant-blue Ishtar Gate from Babylon, which more than 2600 years ago served as the ancient city’s Processional Way. Also impressive is the giant Market Gate of Miletus linking up Asia and Europe for Roman patrons and the Pergamon Altar, an ancient Greek victory monument now considered the zenith of Hellenic art. 10. Panoramapunkt The Panoramapunkt is Europe's fastest lift, and it will take you up to the Kollhoff Tower's viewing platform in just 20 seconds. From there, you'll be able to see all of the sights of Berlin, grab a coffee in the 1930s-style cafe, enjoy the sunset from the terrace, and learn about the history of the square below. 11. Clärchens Ballhaus This early-20th-century dance hall is the perfect place to step back in time and enjoy some classic tunes. There is a different sound each night, from salsa to swing, tango to disco, and a live band on Saturday. Now, pack your stamina and forget about New York – Berlin is the city that truly never sleeps! Das Spiel dauert länger : Welcome to the travel destination Germany - Germany TravelThe German National Tourist Board presents Germany as a travel destination. Varied culture, fascinating nature and cosmopolitan people await you. Visit us.Deutsche Zentrale für Tourismus e.V.Deutsche Zentrale für Tourismus e.V.Clärchens BallhausClärchens is one of the last remaining ball houses from the 20th century - an event location with its own restaurant and beer garden.Clärchens BallhausWe look forward to welcoming you - discover our new Clärchens menu!Staatliche Museen zu Berlin: HomeThe Staatliche Museen zu Berlin constitutes an encyclopaedic museum that aims to preserve, research, and display art treasures and cultural artefacts.Staatliche Museen zu BerlinStaatliche Museen zu Berlin

Travel Advisory: COVID-19 : Important notice for traveler Read more Travel around Jeju with #StrayKids!😃 Check out the attractions shown in SKZ CODE video!😄 Where do you want to visit first?!😆 💠 Stray Kids Page: https://t.co/3B0zwhzr1K pic.twitter.com/yx9qWNWbpy — VisitKorea (@KoreanTravel) August 12, 2022 Looking for a place to travel that has everything you could want? Then it shouold be the largest island in Korea, Jeju-do(제주도)! You can hike up South Korea's highest mountain, Halla-san, or climb the incredible tuff cone Seongsan Ilchul-bong. For a less-demanding nature experience, meander along one of the Jeju Olle Trails and explore tangerine-trimmed country roads, jagged coasts and narrow lanes dotted with cottage-style homes made from black lava rock. And of course, since the ocean is never far away, you can always plunge into the blue seas to view coral and dig into Jeju-do's unique cuisine, including seafood caught by haeneyo (female free divers)! You'll never want to miss: 1. Seongsan Ilchul-bong Seongsan Ilchul-bong, also known as "Sunrise Peak", is a Unesco World Heritage site and one of the most popular tourist destinations on Jeju-do. The 182m-high, extinct tuff volcano is shaped like a giant punchbowl, with a forested crater that is ringed by jagged rocks. To do the sunrise expedition, you'll have to spend the night in Seongsan-ri, a sleepy village filled with motels and restaurants catering to the hiking crowd. Not an early riser? It's also a popular daytime hike! 2. Jeju Folk Village The Jeju Folk Village is a must-see for anyone interested in Jeju's culture and history! The park is filled with traditional buildings from across the island, some reconstructions and some hundreds of years old. You can watch craftsmen at work, buy their products, enjoy traditional song and dance performances, and even visit an ostrich farm! The Jeju Folk Village is an educational and enjoyable experience for the whole family. And now, it's time for authentic food! 3.Yetnal Patjuk Other than having Jeju cuisine in the traditional building, you'll be greeted by warm smiles and the sweet earthy aroma of red beans as soon as you walk in the door if  you choose to enjoy your meal in Yetnal Patjuk. The wooden tables, exposed beams, and heavy earthenware add to the rustic charm. And you can't go wrong with any of the soups and porridge on the menu, including some made from lotus flowers, pumpkin, and seaweed. 4. Jeju Loveland Wandering in theme park is one of the best activities after heavy meal. Jeju Loveland is a sculpture theme park based on sensuality and eroticism. It was the first such museum in Korea when it opened in November 2004. Twenty artists, mainly graduates of top art school Hongik University, participated in the work. 5. Jeju Museum of Art The gallery next to Jeju Loveland is an excellent place to view interesting permanent and temporary exhibits of contemporary visual art. The beautifully designed building appears to float on a pool of water, making it a truly unique experience. Maybe it's time to take a break for dinner. 6. Haejin Seafood Restaurant Haejin is one of the most popular places to try Jeju-do's seafood specialities, such as cuttlefish, eel, squid, octopus, sea cucumber, and abalone. The restaurant has a great view of the harbour, making it the perfect place to enjoy a meal! Not ready for fresh seafood yet? No worries, Jeju island is well prepared! You can also find vegan restaurant! 7. Dasoni Don't look away from Dasoni if you're looking for a delicious and vegan-friendly meal! The rustic wooden tables and wild garden make for a perfect setting, and the dishes use local Jeju produce, such as sticky rice wrapped in lotus leaves or acorn jelly. The lunch photo menu has ample interesting banchan, such as green chive pajeon. Just mention if you don't eat fish as it's used in a couple dishes. 8. Dongmun Market Jeju Dongmun Traditional Market, the largest and oldest permanent market on the island, is also a popular destination for fresh seafood and inexpensive prices. The market was established after the liberation in 1945, but was moved to its current location after a large fire in 1954. The market is not just great place to peek at the local seafood for sale, you can also have the seafood cooked up on the spot at small restaurants. It's also a good place to stock up on gamgyul, Jeju's traditional citrus fruit, or to snack on mandu (dumplings), hotteok, odeng and black pork cabbage rolls. 9. Glass House Glass House is a world-class architect designed by Tadao Ando. The place is high-end restaurants, terrace, and observation deck. The satisfaction of your five senses with fast food on the first floor and an observation deck restaurant and terrace garden for the view of both sunrise and sunset on the second floor. 10. Gimnyeong Maze Park This popular maze is a blast for adults and children alike!  Located next to Manjanggul (Cave), Gimnyoung Maze Park is the perfect place for a family trip! The first maze park in Korea, which was opened in 1987 by American professor F.H. Dustin, consists of 7 symbols representing the history and geography of Jeju. Gimnyoung Maze Park is the first symbolic maze park in Asia. With dominant species of ever-green Leylandii and Jeju scoria, the park is eco-friendly and attracts many visitors. It is also known as the first cat park in Korea, where about 50 cats hang around. If you're looking for a place to travel to that has plenty of activities to keep you busy, as well as stunning natural scenery, look no further than Jeju-do! 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Travel Advisory: COVID-19 : Important notice for traveler Read more It's impossible to have a frown on your face when walking down this rainbow road in #Fez. 🌈 The smiles here are contagious. 📷 by @virgosalvatori (Instagram account) #visitmorocco #morocco pic.twitter.com/iv5Vz1al6c — Visit Morocco (@Visit_Morocco_) August 12, 2022 As your plane begins its descent into Morocco, you can't help but feel excitement. This North African country, also a country of many contrasts, is full of life. From ancient cities and stunning natural scenery to vibrant markets and lively nightlife. You can find towering mountain ranges, ancient cities, and sweeping deserts all within its borders. During your stay, be sure to visit some of the country's most popular attractions, such as the Hassan II Mosque, the Djemaa El Fna, and of course, the Sahara Desert. You can't wait to explore everything it has to offer: 1.  Djemaa El Fna Djemaa El Fna is Marrakesh's main square and has been a hub of activity for centuries. During the day, you can find snake charmers and musicians playing, and at night the square comes alive with grilled food from the surrounding restaurants. It's an experience you won't want to miss! 2. Hassan II Mosque The Hassan II Mosque is a must-see in Morocco. It's opulent and finely crafted, with beautiful mosaics and intricate tilework. And no worries, non-Muslims are also allowed to take a guided tour of the mosque, besides, there's even a small museum on the premises for craftwork showcase. 3. Jardin Majorelle In 1980, French fashion designer Yves Saint Laurent and his partner Pierre Bergé bought Jardin Majorelle in order to preserve the vision of its original owner, French landscape painter Jacques Majorelle. The garden, which was started in 1924, contains a psychedelic desert mirage of 300 plant species from five continents. At the heart of the garden lies Majorelle's electric-blue art deco studio, which is home to the Musée Berbère. This museum showcases the rich panorama of Morocco's indigenous inhabitants through displays of some 600 artifacts. Jardin Majorelle also houses a pretty courtyard cafe, a small book and photography shop, and a chic boutique selling Majorelle blue slippers, textiles and Amazigh-inspired jewellery influenced by YSL designs. 4. Musée Yves Saint Laurent Yves Saint Laurent's love affair with Marrakesh began in 1966. By the end of his first visit, he had acquired the deeds to a house in the medina. The Algerian-born French fashion designer was fascinated by the artistry and palette of Morocco. Musée Yves Saint Laurent opened as a homage to his work and the inspiration he drew from his second home. The core of the museum is the Yves Saint Laurent Hall, which is a permanent display of his sketches, rotating haute-couture fashions and color-themed accessories. The backdrop is entirely black, which is a key color in YSL's designs. This creates a cavernous cocoon that is pierced only by audiovisuals of the designer's catwalk shows and recordings of him speaking. 5. Cactus Thiemann If you love cacti, then the Cactus Thiemann is a must-see! This North African cacti farm has fields of giant aloe, agave, and prickly pear. The largest cactus is 8m high and 80 years old! Tours of the 17-acre nursery and its 150 cacti varieties are fascinating, and there are also camels for kids. 6. Musée de Marrakech The Musée de Marrakech is a must-see for lovers of Moroccan art! This museum is a historic palace and museum located in the old center of Marrakesh land now  exhibits a collection of Moroccan art forms. The central internal courtyard is the highlight, with its cedar archways, stained-glass windows, intricate painted door panels, and zellige (colourful geometric mosaic tilework). The palace was once home to Mehdi Mnebhi, defence minister during Sultan Moulay Abdelaziz’s troubled reign (1894–1908). After independence, the building was seized by the state and became Marrakesh’s first girls’ school in 1965. 7. Sahara Desert The Souss Valley, which is located where goats climb argan trees beneath the sun-baked Anti Atlas, divides Morocco in half. The villages and Saharan gateways that are located south of this fertile valley have a seductively slow pace of life. After crossing the rocky and forlorn expanses of the hamada, the city of Dakhla is a much more relaxed destination. With the cobalt intensity of the Atlantic Ocean softened by palm trees, it's a pleasant place to spend time. The people of Morocco are also incredibly hospitable, making it a great place to visit. No matter what you do, you're sure to have a memorable experience in this vibrant and welcoming country. City of lights, there's so much that I can't see: Travel to Morocco - Official website of tourism in Morocco managed by the ONMTA night under the stars in the middle of the desert? Hiking in the Atlas Mountains? A stroll in the medinas? Spa and relaxation days? Morocco promises you exceptional stays!Moroccan National Tourist OfficeA museum entirely devoted to the work of the legendary fashion designer Yves Saint Laurent in Marrakech, Morocco. - Yves Saint Laurent Marrakech museumA museum entirely devoted to the work of the legendary fashion designer Yves Saint Laurent in Marrakech, Morocco.Musée Yves Saint Laurent - MarrakechSeize the Peaceful Moments with them on the FlySpend some leisure times with your kids on long flights with these 21 products.BucktripKen Mcfarlane

Travel Advisory: COVID-19 : Important notice for traveler Read more Update on requirements for entering Spain from June 2. 1️⃣Do you come from an EU or Schengen country? Sanitary requirements and controls have been lifted. 2️⃣Do you come from another country? Visit the following link. 👉https://t.co/cqN8Siv1pn#YouDeserveSpain #VisitSpain pic.twitter.com/4lsnxgr1H1 — Spain (@spain) June 3, 2022 Barcelona is a beautiful, vibrant city with plenty to see and do. It's the perfect place to visit if you're looking for a mix of culture, history, and good old-fashioned fun. The city has a great port, plenty of delicious food, and some of the best nightlife in Europe. You'll definitely want to add Barcelona to your travel list! With its stunning architecture, rich culture, and delicious food, you'll fall in love with this city in no time. So what are you waiting for? Maybe some reccommendations: 1. Park Güell Park Güell is a favorite among locals and visitors for its unique design and breathtaking views. The park was designed by Antoni Gaudí and is characterized by its tree-shaped columns, undulating forms, and colorful broken tile mosaics. It is also notable for its location atop a hill in the middle of the city, which provides stunning views of Barcelona.Come explore one of Antoni Gaudi's most beautiful and well-known creations, and enjoy stunning views of the city while you're at it. 2. Museu Picasso Obviously, Museu Picasso is dedicated to the world-renowned artist Pablo Picasso. The museum aims to show the strong emotional bond Picasso had with the city of Barcelona, which was key in his discovery, development, and shaping of his artistic skills. The museum is located in five Medieval palaces and houses 4000 original works by Picasso. 3. Las Rambla & Barcelona Aquarium You can also begin your trip with the Barcelona Aquarium. Swimming with the sharks and other sea creatures by walk through the tunnel.   Afterwards, you'll have free time to explore Las Ramblas and the surrounding city. You can also shop during this time. If you choose the afternoon departure on Thursday, you'll also be able to see the Montjuic Magic Fountain light show. 4. Fundació Joan Miró Catalan painter and sculptor Joan Miró is considered one of the most influential painters in the world from the first half of the 20th century. His work can be seen all over Barcelona, from the 50-meter mosaic he designed in Airport Terminal 2 to the mosaics on La Rambla and the logo of the largest bank in Catalonia, La Caixa. The Fundació Joan Miró, founded by the artist himself in 1975, is a cultural institution that contains Miró’s largest collection and should be part of any first-time visitor’s itinerary. 5. La Catedral Welcome to Barcelona Cathedral! A magnificent building in the heart of the city. The richly decorated main facade, with its gargoyles and stone intricacies, is a unique example of northern European Gothic architecture. You will neeed to pay per entrance of Barcelona Cathedral during tourist visiting hours. However, you can enter for free before 12.30pm (2pm on Sunday), although you will need to pay to visit the choir stalls, Sala Capitular and/or roof. So don't forget to plan your trip wisely! 6. La Sagrada Família The Temple Expiatori de la Sagrada Família is the most prominent example of Catalan Modernism and a symbol of Barcelona. It was dreamed up by Catalan architect Antoni Gaudí and is an astounding architectural masterpiece, despite being unfinished and under construction for nearly 140 years. It has become one of the most visited monuments in Spain. 7. Mercat de la Boqueria You haven't truly lived until you've been to Barcelona's most central fresh-produce market. It's an assault on the senses, in the best way possible. You'll be overwhelmed by the sights, smells, and sounds of the market, housed in a beautiful Modernista-influenced building. Even though the market has become more tourist-oriented in recent years, if you venture to the back you'll find the true gems of the market: bountiful fruit and vegetables, and seemingly limitless sea critters, cheeses and meats. Well, no trip to Spain is complete without a visit to Barcelona. This enchanting seaside city is full of culture, with world-class architecture and dining. You won't be disappointed! Maybe you'll need them in some occasions: Travel Safe. Spain - Travel Safe in englishTravelling to Spain? Learn about all the requirements before, during and after your trip to Spain. Come to Spain, we can offer you a safe holidayTravel SafePicasso Museum Barcelona | Official websiteOfficial Picasso museum Barcelona website. The Picasso museum in Barcelona is a key reference for understanding the formative years of Pablo Picasso.Official websiteThe Picasso Museum in BarcelonaHave Your Own Travel Baptism in Barcelona9 poolside hotels in Barcelona you might stay,BucktripDewey

Travel Advisory: COVID-19 : Important notice for traveler Read more 🇫🇷 Aujourd'hui c'est la #JournéeInternationaleDuChat ! Bonne journée à nos amis les 🐱 et surtout prenez soin d'eux 🐾 🇬🇧 Today is #InternationalCatDay🐱 Good day to our friends and take care of them! 🐾 📸 https://t.co/PuF2G78shz pic.twitter.com/AZARxcJjAl — La tour Eiffel (@LaTourEiffel) August 8, 2022 France is a country that is known for its cafes, markets, and bistros. These are all places where you can go to experience the culture and plat du jour (dish of the day) . Paris is the capital of France and the largest city in the country. Other major cities in France include Lyon, Marseille, Toulouse, and Bordeaux.There are many things to see and do in France. Some of the most popular tourist attractions include the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre Museum, Notre Dame Cathedral, and the Palace of Versailles. There are also numerous wine regions throughout the country that are worth visiting. If you are planning a trip to France, be sure to allow plenty of time to explore all that this wonderful country has to offer. 1. Paris Paris is a city that is known for its monuments, museums, bistros, and boutiques. These are all places where you can go to experience the culture and the history. i. Seine River & Eiffel Tower Eiffel Tower is both a global icon of France and one of the most recognizable structures in the world.Why not start your roundtrip cruise on the River Seine ? The cruise begins at the foot of the Eiffel Tower and goes under the bridges of Paris. There are beautiful monuments along the waterway, including the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame, Hotel de Ville, and The Louvre. ii. The Louvre The Louvre Museum is the world's largest art museum, housed in the Louvre Palace in Paris, France. The Louvre Palace was originally built as a fortress in the late 12th century under Philip II, with remnants of the fortress visible in the basement of the museum. The museum now has more than 20,000 pieces of art in its eight curatorial departments: Egyptian Antiquities; Near Eastern Antiquities; Greek, Etruscan, and Roman Antiquities; Islamic Art; Sculpture; Decorative Arts; Paintings; Prints and Drawings. However, there is also a new wave of multimedia galleries, creative wine bars, design shops, and tech start-ups that are worth checking out. If you are planning a trip to Paris, be sure to allow plenty of time to explore all that this wonderful city has to offer. iii. Centre Pompidou Come to Centre Pompidou to see Europe's largest collection of modern and contemporary art. The museum has amazed and delighted visitors ever since it opened in 1977, not just for its outstanding art collection but also for its radical architectural statement. Don't miss the spectacular Parisian panorama from the rooftop. 2. Lyon Lyon has been a commercial, industrial, and banking powerhouse for the past 500 years and is France's third-largest city. It offers urban explorers a wealth of enticing experiences, including outstanding museums, a dynamic cultural life, busy clubbing and drinking scenes, a thriving university, and fantastic shopping. Gourmets can indulge in their wildest gastronomic fantasies in the city's bouchons. Be sure to sample some of the city's specialties in a bouchon, the quintessential Lyon experience: i. Cathédrale St-Jean-Baptiste Lyon's partly Romanesque cathedral, whose Flamboyant Gothic facade was completed in 1480 (and recently renovated), is decorated with 280 square stone medallions. Inside, the highlight is the astronomical clock in the north transept, and a small but impressive collection of sacred artworks is housed in the adjoining treasury. ii. Lyon Confluence Lyon is continuing its transformation with the Confluence district, which used to be an area of abandoned warehouses and urban blight. The 150-hectare district has been revamped with cutting-edge architecture, new shops, restaurants, high-end lodging, and one groundbreaking new museum.  It's set in a jaw-dropping architectural work of geometric forms in glass and steel, right at the meeting of the Rhône and the Saône. 3. Bordeaux Bordeaux is a world-famous wine region in southwestern France. The city is also a major port city on the Garonne River. The region is known for its production of red wine, made with the Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot grapes. The Bordeaux wine region produces about one-fifth of all the wine in France. So don't miss your wine tasting trip: i. La Cité du Vin La Cité du Vin is a must-visit for anyone interested in learning more about wine. The contemporary building is shaped like a wine decanter and is situated on the banks of the River Garonne. There are 20 themed sections that cover all aspects of wine, from vine cultivation and grape varieties to wine production and trade. You can also learn about 21st-century wine trends and famous personalities. ii. Place de la Bourse Place de la Bourse is Bordeaux's most iconic square, which is known for its elegance and symmetry. The square opened up the historic center of the city to the River Garonne. The square is home to the Palais de la Bourse, which is the city's shipping exchange, and the Hôtel des Fermes, which houses the king's tax collectors. No matter you're interested in exploring the country's rich history and culture, or simply want to relax and enjoy the scenery, France won't bored you,but you'll need more than just a few days to truly experience all that this amazing country has to offer. These may help you in some way: France.fr - Discover an unexpected France embraced and enjoyed by those who make it what it isUnexpected and full of exuberant life, France is even more than you could ever imagine. 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Travel Advisory: COVID-19 : Important notice for traveler Read more Japan is a country with a rich cultural heritage dating back centuries, which can be experienced by visitors through traditional arts, crafts, architecture, and cuisine, include calligraphy, origami, ikebana, and kimono and for sure, matcha and sushi. Japan is probably the easiest place to get around. You can do a whole trip using nothing but its immaculate, efficient public transport. The shinkansen (bullet train) network now runs all the way from the southern tip of Kyūshū (the southernmost of Japan's major islands) up to Hokkaidō (its northernmost), and reasonably priced rail passes make it affordable. Major cities have subway networks that are signposted in English and these days we're seeing and hearing more English all over. But if getting off the beaten track and outside your comfort zone is what you're after, you can have that experience, too. There are so many amazing places to visit in Japan! You could even spend a lifetime sampling the country’s delights, but some towns and sights are staples; core ingredients to any great Japan trip. Well, here’s few of the best places to visit in Japan: 1. Tokyo: Best for contemporary culture There's no place quite like Tokyo. It's a city forever reaching into the future, pushing the boundaries of what's possible on densely populated, earthquake-prone land, adding ever taller, sleeker structures. It's Japan's top spot for contemporary art and architecture, pop culture, shopping, drinking and entertainment (and a tie with Kyoto for dining). i. Ghibli Museum Ghibli Museum is the heart of the Studio Ghibli world, a beloved (even 'adored') film studio responsible for classic, critically-acclaimed animated titles like Spirited Away, My Neighbour Totoro, Ponyo and Princess Mononoke, among countless others. Unlike Disney World, this is a museum, not a theme park, but the levels of fandom on show are likely to be just as intense. ii. Shibuya Crossing Shibuya crossing is rumoured to be the busiest intersection in the world. With hundreds of people crossing at a time, it is a sight to see. To get the best vantage point, head to the Starbucks on the second level of the nearby QFRONT building and look down. iii. teamLab Borderless The teamLab Borderless Museum is an art museum like no other- where art and the viewer become one. With 60 different interactive artworks, this museum is a fantasy world come to life. From the Crystal World, to the Athletics Forest, teamLab Borderless Museum will never disappoints its audiences. But more than any one sight, it's the city itself that enchants visitors. It's a sprawling, organic thing, stretching as far as the eye can see. Always changing, and with a diverse collection of neighborhoods, no two experiences of it are ever the same. 2. Kyoto: Best for traditional experiences Kyoto, Japan's imperial capital for a thousand years, gained more than a thousand temples  including the monumental Kinkaku-ji and the meditative Ryōan-ji. Kyoto is also known for the culture of tea, the art of the geisha, and its rich food culture, including kaiseki. Despite Japan's overall modernization, many traditional arts and crafts are still alive in Kyoto. This is due in part to Kyoto's roots as the country's cultural capital. As such, wandering the streets downtown will reveal many historic shops selling traditional goods like tofu, washi (Japanese handmade paper), tea, lacquerware, chazutsu (tea canisters), and noren (hanging curtains). i. Fushimi Inari-Taisha Fushimi Inari is a vast shrine complex consisting of five shrines sprawled across the wooded slopes of Inari-san. It is one of Japan's most popular shrines and is the head shrine for some 40,000 Inari shrines scattered throughout the country. The walk around the upper precincts of the shrine is a pleasant day hike. It is also very eerie in the late afternoon and early evening when the various graveyards and miniature shrines along the path take on a mysterious air. ii. Nishiki Market Nishiki Market is a place where locals go to buy ingredients for Kyoto cuisine. It is narrow and can get crowded, so it is best to visit early or later in the afternoon. Many stores give out free samples, but it is considered impolite to eat while walking. You should also ask before taking pictures. iii. Arashiyama Bamboo Grove The bamboo grove is most atmospheric near Ōkōchi Sansō villa. Since the grove is free to enter, you can just chilling and take some pictures. If you prefer less crowded bamboo forest, remember to visit early in the morning or on a weekday. 3. Mt Fuji: Best for views and pilgrimages Mt Fuji is an incredibly beautiful and awe-inspiring mountain, especially when seen up close. The perfectly symmetrical cone-shape of the mountain is something that many people admire, and the views from the summit at dawn are simply magical. Every year, hundreds of thousands of people make the pilgrimage up the mountain as part of a centuries-old tradition. For those who don't want to make the climb up Mt Fuji, there are other less-daunting peaks nearby that offer just as spectacular views. Whether you're interested in exploring the country's natural beauty, learning about its fascinating culture, or simply indulging in its delicious food, Japan is sure to offer an unforgettable experience. They may help you in some way: Travel back in Showa in Kyoto10 Japanese style resorts in Kyoto you wouldn’t leave.BucktripDeweyStay Warm and Cozy in Japan10 Best Hotels in Japan.BucktripKen Sun10 Photography Skills that will Make you Insta-famous!Instagram Lover shouldn’t miss! Here are some tips that will make your photo more attractive to double-tap!BucktripMELO Baldwin

Travel Advisory: COVID-19 : Important notice for traveler Read more Dreaming of an eco-friendly vacation in the deep blue sea? 🛥️ Sicily's crystal-clear waters boast two environmentally friendly harbors. Discover more ▶️ https://t.co/Tper4YcYyF@VisitSicilyOP 📷 IG glanzetta 📷 IG carmenspinny#LiveItalian #ilikeitaly #SustainabilITy pic.twitter.com/cwxw1Sl15d — Italia.it (@Italia) August 8, 2022 Italy is a unitary parliamentary republic in Southern Europe, bordering several neighboring countries to the north and consisting of the entire Italian peninsula. The beautiful country is rich with culture and a long history. It is home to some of the world's most famous art, architecture, food, and wine. With so much to see and do, visitors will never be bored. From city life to stunning beaches, there is something for everyone in Italy. If you are planning a trip to Italy, here is some helpful information: Italy is a large country with many different places to visit. You can travel around the country by train, bus, or car. There are also many flights available between the different cities. When deciding where to go, consider what type of activities you are interested in. But if you have a limited amount of time to spend in Italy, it is best to focus on the three most popular destinations: Rome, Florence and Venice. Best things to do in Rome: To really see Rome, you should plan to spend at least two or three days there. This will give you enough time to see the Colosseum, the Pantheon, the Palatino, St. Peter's Basilica, and the Vatican Museums. You can also visit the Spanish Steps, the Trevi Fountain, and do some shopping and people watching. 1. The Colosseum The Colosseum, in particular, is an impressive sight, having been built nearly 2000 years ago. This 50,000 seat amphitheater was once used to host gladiator fights and other spectacles for frenzied crowds. Seeing it in person is an experience that cannot be adequately conveyed through photos alone. The Colosseum continues to be one of the most popular tourist attractions in Rome because it so vividly symbolizes the power and drama of ancient Rome. 2. Trevi Fountain A stop at Rome's largest and most famous water feature, the flashy Trevi Fountain, is a traditional rite of passage for visitors. Every day crowds gather to toss coins into the fountain's water to ensure that one day they'll return to the Eternal City. The fountain, designed by Nicola Salvi in the 18th century, is a gloriously over-the-top rococo affair depicting wild horses, mythical figures and cascading rock falls. It's an unforgettable sight any time of the day but is particularly spellbinding after dark when it's all lit up. Best things to do in Florence: Florence is home to some of the most incredible art in the world, and just a couple days in the city allows you to see some of the best of it. The Uffizi Gallery, the frescoes in the Duomo, and the Galleria dell'Accademia are all must-sees. You can also do some shopping on the chic Via de' Tornabuoni and enjoy a pre-dinner drink or two in the Piazza della Signoria. 1. The Uffizi Gallery The Uffizi Galleries is showcasing some of its artworks in a new project called Uffizi Diffusi, which will see the pieces travel to various locations across Tuscany that have a connection to the piece or the museum. This is a great opportunity to see some of the gallery's treasures that are usually in storage, and to learn more about the pieces and their context. 2. Pisa While the Leaning Tower of Pisa is the primary reason most people visit the city, many find the Piazza dei Miracoli madness to be overwhelming and simply want to leave. It's recommended that you save your visit to the tower and square for the end of the day, and instead explore Pisa's other charms. Stroll along the Arno river, over its bridges and through the medieval heart of the city. Once you've fallen in love with these parts of Pisa, then you can head for the tower. Best things to do in Venice: Venice is a unique and beautiful city that is best enjoyed by spending a few days there. You can travel down the Grand Canal by gondola or water bus, tour the Palazzo Ducale, see the Basilica di San Marco, and take lots of pictures of the amazing Venetian architecture. You can also shop at the Rialto Market, try some cicchetti (Venetian tapas), and get a little bit lost in the city with its 400 bridges and 150 canals. 1. Palazzo Ducale The Palazzo Ducale is the official residence of the doge of Venice and is a beautiful Gothic building located on the waterfront. It has grand rooms of state, the doge's private apartments, and a complex of council chambers, courts, and prisons. The most impressive parts of the palace are at the top, including the Sala delle Quattro Porte (Hall of the Four Doors) with its lavish display of Venice's virtues by Giovanni Cambi, Titian, and Tiepolo. 2. Venice's neighborhoods Venice is divided into six neighborhoods, known as sestieri. This division dates back to when the Romans arrived in the Lagoon and established a castrum there. The Venetian street number system reflects this division, with each sestiere having its own numeration. So here are some of them: i. San Marco ☞ Best neighborhood for feeling at the center of the Lagoon San Marco is a great place to be if you want to be surrounded by centuries-old buildings and luxury, as well as people. It's probably the most famous area of an already famous city. It's also an excellent choice if you want to avoid public transport and use your legs as much as you can, since all the major sights are within walking distance. ii. San Polo ☞ Best neighborhood for straddling two worlds San Polo is a great place to be if you want to enjoy the landmarks on both sides of the Canal Grande, as well as above it.  If you're looking to live the gourmand life, you can't miss the Rialto market, which is divided into fruits and vegetables and fresh seafood. And if you're looking for a good pre-dinner aperitivo, San Polo is the place to be. Hope it helps you in some way: Discover Italy: Official Tourism Website - Italia.itBrowse the Official Tourism Website and plan your holidays to Italy. Find out where to go and what to do during your next Italian trip.Italia.itThe Summer Savior - GelatoTop 8 ice cream shops in Rome.BucktripDewey ShermanNeed a Great Hotel Included Breakfast?Here are 8 suggestions for your travels in Florence.BucktripDewey Sherman

Travel Advisory: COVID-19 : Important notice for traveler Read more Go to Prague and not recognize Old Town? That’s simply impossible! The historic center on the right bank of the Vltava River is full of important monuments, and you will find here souvenir markets, great restaurants, luxury shops and designer hotels. pic.twitter.com/3QMMjl9QUS — Visit Czech Republic (@VisitCZ) August 6, 2022 Prague, one of the most beautiful and historic cities in Europe, it's situated on the Vltava River. The capital of the Czech Republic is full of beautiful architecture, from Gothic to Renaissance, and has a rich history dating back over a thousand years. You can enjoy its many museums and galleries, as well as its lively nightlife. You will probably have some struggles on the season to travel, but no worries! Here is some suggestions to explore the historical capital of Bohemia in different seasons. Things to Do in Prague This Spring: As the weather gets warmer in the spring, Prague comes to life so thata you can enjoy the city's top attractions without the summer crowds. Take advantage of the good weather to cruise the streets on an e-scooter, enjoy a tour of top eateries, and visit the Bohemian countryside. Here are some ways to enjoy spring in Prague: 1. Bohemian and Saxon Switzerland National Park On this day trip to Bohemian Switzerland National Park, you can immerse yourself in the nature of Northern Bohemia. This small-group tour takes you south of Prague to the border of the Czech Republic and Germany, and puts you smack in the middle of Central Europe's most beautiful landscapes. Sail on a gondola-style boat down the river, walk along the Elbe River, and gawk at the views offered by The Bastei rock formation. 2. Vltava River Cruise & Prague Castle In the spring of Prague, you can enjoy lunch and a relaxing cruise by Vltava River. Along with the cruise, you'll take a panoramic city tour and a walking tour around the exterior of UNESCO-listed Prague Castle. After having a chilling lunch, you can conyinue the day trip by taking a leisurely sightseeing cruise, passing the Charles Bridge as you enjoy complimentary refreshments. Things to Do in Prague This Fall: Fall is a great time to visit Prague. You'll find fewer crowds and more manageable ticket lines than during the peak summer season. And if you don't mind slightly chilly days, you can balance indoor and outdoor activities, biking when the sun shines and tucking into a hearty meal when the weather turns. Take a look on the suggestions for fall in Prague: 3. Prague on bike With a bike, you'll get to know the various faces of Prague on the ride to the charming Castle District and Old Town, and up onto Letna Park. Absorb the city views from this hilltop park before winding downhill through the pretty baroque streets of the Lesser Town. Bring yourselves some snacks, so that during the exposure to Prague’s history and culture , you can take a break and stop to refuel. 4. Dinner with Mozart Experiences concert-dinner in Prague, you can relish the music of Mozart over dinner. Relax into the historical Boccaccio Ballroom with Czech dinner as you hear arias and duets from operas such as 'The Magic Flute' and 'Don Giovanni.' Interludes are performed by two singers and five musicians from Czech opera houses. Things to Do in Prague This Winter: Take advantage of discounted accommodations and world-class Christmas markets, so that's why is another great time to visit Prague. Without the throngs of travelers you’d find in the summer, you can easily book a guided tour, visit the city's top sights, and head to the mountains for some skiing. Here's how to make the best of winter in Prague: 5. Prague Christmas Market The Czech Republic's biggest and best Christmas markets are in Prague. Locals and visitors browse the stalls for gifts and souvenirs, the city’s landmarks are illuminated by bright twinkling lights, and the heady scent of hot mulled wine fills the air. Visit the markets on a walking tour to weave in and out of the stalls, learn about centuries of Czech history, and see top sights such as the baroque Cernin Palace, the Charles Bridge, and the 12th-century Strahov Monastery. 6. Traditional Czech Folklore Show Experience the Czech Republic's culture by taking part in a traditional Czech folklore show, and see a side of the Prague missed by many visitors. Sit down to a traditional Czech Christmas meal of turkey breast with chestnut stuffing and apple strudel, then relax and enjoy a performance of traditional music, song, and dance. The city expresses itself differently in varying seasons, if you found the options above still indecisive, here is also some reccommendations for you that suitable through the whole year. Prague is a feast for the eyes, with fairytale castles, soaring spires, and charming cobbled streets that wind their way through city squares. Among the highlights are historic monuments and the picturesque islands along the Vltava River. The city is also home to many fascinating museums—here are a few of the favorites. Things to Do in Prague thoughout the Year: 7. Lego Museum The Lego Museum is one of Prague’s most family-friendly attractions so please book your tickets in advance to guarantee entry. The museum exhibits a vast collection of Lego that depicts scenes from Harry Potter and Star Wars, in addition to showcasing iconic Czech structures such as Charles Bridge and Prague Castle. Prague's favorite drink is beer and records show that this beverage was produced in Bohemia as early as 859 AD. The Czechs drink more beer per capita than any other country in the world. Some classic Czech brands include Staropramen, Budvar, Gambrinus, and the dark Kelt. The most famous beer from the Czech Republic is Pilsner Urquell, which has been brewed in Pilsen since 1295. Most of the beer produced in the Czech Republic today are lagers. You can tour some of the breweries and taste the beer for yourself. 8. Cheers in Czech If you're also one of the beer lovers, a beer tasting tour is definitely unmissable trip to you! Taking a beer tasting session in Prague with guide is the perfect way to sample some of the best Czech beers. Your friendly local guide will explain the most important aspects of professional beer tasting and tell you all about the beer brewing traditions in the Czech Republic. You'll leave the tour an expert on pilsners, porters, and everything in between! Hope you find it useful: Stay Relax After Work in Prague7 hotels in Prague good for business travel.BucktripDeweyYou Need Some Recharge in Prague.8 bistros you should try in Prague.BucktripDeweySpring Family Trip Tips & TricksPlanning a spring trip with your kids? 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Travel Advisory: COVID-19 : Important notice for traveler Read more 2022 is one huge year of celebrations and events in Britain 🙌 With so much going on, let our poem tell the story of all that is in store ❤️#LoveGreatBritain pic.twitter.com/cEDs7neoGf — VisitBritain 🇬🇧 (@VisitBritain) June 26, 2022 Surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean, United Kingdom is renowned for its rich history, from the Roman occupation to the Tudor dynasty, as well as its green and pleasant countryside. Whether you’re here for a short break or a longer holiday, you’re sure to find plenty to see and do. London as the capital of the UK as well as one of the most populous cities in the world. It's also one of the most vibrant and exciting cities, with a rich history and culture, and plenty of things to explore. From Camden’s punky vibe to leafy Hampstead Heath and historic Big Ben, London’s incomparable blend of influences, traditions and history make it an unmissable destination for travellers. 1. The Big Ben As one of the most prominent symbols of both London and the UK, the Great Bell of the clock at the north end of the Palace of Westminster in London, nicknamed Big Ben, is a MUST visit spot, or at least take a photo with the clock tower. Get your culture fix at world-renowned venues like the Natural History Museum or savour award-winning cuisines in Chinatown, Little Venice and Brick Lane.   2. Little Venice Little Venice is a picturesque neighbourhood in London, known for its canals and colourful houseboats. It's a great place to take a stroll, relax by the water, and watch the world go by.There are also plenty of cafes and restaurants in the area, so you can stop for a coffee or bite to eat. And if you're looking for something to do in the evening, there are a few bars and pubs in Little Venice that are perfect for a drink or two. Fans of mystery won't like to miss the opportunity to involve themselves in the mysteries of the Victorian. 3. 221B Baker Street Super Sleuth Sherlock Holmes made his residence, from 1881 to 1904, at one of the world’s most famous addresses, 221B Baker Street, London.  Want to escape the London bustle, step back in time, and enter Victorian curiosities, and many of the objects, letters and characters from Sherlock Holmes’ most famous cases, then visit the Official Home of Sherlock Holmes now! It's not the end of the of time travel, let's jump back into the Gothic period and enjoy the art of English Gothic. 4. Westminster Abbey Westminster Abbey has a rich history of royal coronations, burials, and weddings, making it one of the most identifiable churches in the world. People worldwide watched the wedding of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, which was held at Westminster Abbey in April 2011. The Abbey is also a great study in the phases of English Gothic art, as it has been renovated and added to over the past nine centuries. Meet your bookseller at Notting Hill though you can't expect he or she looks similar to Hugh Grant or Julia Roberts. 5. Notting Hill Notting Hill is a neighborhood in west London that is known for its colorful houses and lively market. The neighborhood is also home to the Portobello Road Market, which is one of the largest and most famous markets in London. Notting Hill is a popular tourist destination for its many attractions, including the market, the houses, and the nearby Hyde Park. Well, you can stop your time travel but keep discover two million years of human history and culture, cause the British Museum is ready for you. 6. British Museum The British Museum was once the museum of the British Empire, the empire on which the sun never sets, it has one of the largest collections of artifacts in the world. The collection is representative of the cultures of every continent, and it is one of the most comprehensive collections of artifacts in the world. Last but not least, stop by Wembley Stadium, one of the most popular tourist destinations, before your London trip ends. 7. Wembley Stadium Wembley Stadium is the largest stadium in the United Kingdom and the second-largest stadium in Europe. The stadium located in Wembley, in the London Borough of Brent, and it is home to the England national football team.  It's also the site of the annual FA Cup final, which is the most prestigious football competition in England. Satisfy your inner shopaholic with vintage finds in Portobello Road or catch the latest bands at legendary venues like Wembley Stadium. Whether you want to watch some of the world’s finest acting talent in the West End, spot squirrels in Royal Parks or soak up the scenery in Greenwich with a pint of local ale, Britain’s biggest city has it all – and then some! 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Other than to preserve and exhibit historial or cultural valueable items, museums are one of the way to educate the public vividly, and it sounds good!  Feeling want to join the 2.9M people who visited Louvre even amidst of the pandamic? 1. Louvre The Louvre Museum is the world's largest art museum and a historic monument in Paris, France.  The museum is housed in the Louvre Palace, originally built as a fortress in the late 12th century under Philip II. Remnants of the fortress are visible in the basement of the museum. The building was extended many times to form the present Louvre Palace. During the French Revolution, the National Assembly decreed that the Louvre should be used as a museum to display the nation's masterpieces. The museum now gaining more than 20,000 pieces of collection that now divided among eight curatorial departments: Egyptian Antiquities; Near Eastern Antiquities; Greek, Etruscan, and Roman Antiquities; Islamic Art; Sculpture; Decorative Arts; Paintings; Prints and Drawings. I have to amid  that the Mona Lisa is the MUST visit piece though tons of human are still surrounding her. Give it a try: If You Like the Mona Lisa, You'll Love Fernando Botero A sweet reminder, please don't missed out The Winged Victory of Samothrace if you're in the Louvre!! 2. Russian Museum The Russian Museum is the largest depository of Russian fine art in Saint Petersburg. The one of the largest museum in the country was founded in 1895 by Tsar Nicholas II. It houses over 400,000 exhibits, which include the largest collection of Russian icons outside of Russia. The collection initially consisted of paintings transferred from the Hermitage and the Imperial Academy of Arts, as well as from out-of-town tsarist residences.The State Russian Museum's extensive collection contains more than 400,000 pieces of art, spanning a wide range of styles from ancient Russian icons to socialist realism. Here are just a few of the museum's many treasures: 3. The MET Located in the heartbeat of the city, The Metropolitan Museum of Art is one of the largest and most renowned museums in the world. Founded in 1870, it houses a collection of over two million works of art, spanning a period of five thousand years. You're allowed to indulging one self in the world of arts spanning from prehistory to the present, from ancient sculptures to modern paintings, once you visited the museum. You've to try exposing yourself under the sun but without feeling warm in The MET! Then meeting the actor from Kansei 6th year Give it a try: If you love Ukiyo-e | The Ukiyo-e Artists You Need To Know 4. British Museum Once as the museum of the empire on which the sun never sets, British Museum gained one of the largest collection in the world, it's also the most comprehensive in the world and represent the cultures of every continent. No words needed, experience it with your senses. Painted pottery with geometrical or animal patterns was made in China from around 5000 BC. One of the largest pieces of Egyptian sculpture in the British Museum, this statue shows Ramesses II, who succeeded his father Sethos I in around 1279 BC and ruled Egypt for 67 years. This figure were found along the Sacred Way of the Temple of Apollo at Didyma. Although her chair is only roughly worked, the figure is still one of the most stylistically advanced of the statues. 5. National Museum of Korea The National Museum of Korea as the cultural organization that represents Korea,is also the flagship museum of Korean history and art in South Korea. The museum houses more than 220,000 artifacts and works of art from ancient times to the present. The museum, located in Yongsan-gu, Seoul, opened in October 2005 and gradually become most visited museum in recent years.  The first floor of the building contains galleries showing art from prehistoric, ancient, and medieval Korean. Wgile the second is exhibiting modern and contemporary Korean art, international art, and calligraphy. Let's glimpse into the world of ancient Korea. No budget for fancy museums yet? Here is how I visit museums around the world during the pandamic! You may also want to know: The Museums Named after PeopleLet’s see why these museums named after their names.Bucktrip三口矛木The Most Unanticipated Museums and Galleries on Google Arts & CultureNo artworks, no antiquities, no artefacts. But they still have a lot to surprise you.Bucktrip三口矛木To Rest, to Stay, to Moscow!6 wonderful hotels in Moscow you should stay.BucktripDewey Sherman