Harpoon Brewery has free weekday beer tastings at 4pm Monday through Friday and 2pm Wednesday through Friday. No reservation needed - just show up and Love Beer. Love Life. Harpoon.
Take the 4pm Brewery tour on Saturday. Stand in back so you can be first into the tasting room at the end of the tour. Pour generously.
Get the beer sampler! It's a paddle as long as the table with 3 oz pours of all 10 beers on tap... for about $6. NO other brewery has this.
Built in 1798, the State House is widely acclaimed as one of the more magnificent buildings in the US. The golden dome, its most distinct feature, once made of wood, was most recently gilded in 1997.
Do the freedom trail. Feel hugely touristy. Make sure you have to time to stop for beer, hunt graves, and climb the Bunker Hill obelisk.
Excellent pizza in a place still holding on to the 50's, maybe even the 40's. Good staff, bar, pitchers, and really good pizza.
Go to Neptune Oyster and make sure you get some oysters to start and for entree, the lobster roll (hot) OR if you're on a tight budget get the Neptune burger. TRUST ME. Read more.
Garrett can do no wrong. must order: salmon entree. tuna tar tare. bbq shrimp app w grits. cider doughnuts. cookie frozen milk frappe-like yumminess
The view of downtown Minneapolis from the tables outside will make you glad to be alive and unblind. Beautiful at night.
My favorite "nice" BBQ place in KC - all the meat is good, make sure to try the cheesy corn and the onion rings! Beautiful old train depot building, which makes it the best of 4 Jack Stack locales Read more.
Quite possibly the best black-bean burger in town. Wash it down with a Pale Ale, Hefeweizen, Oatmeal Stout, Pilsner or one of various seasonal selections. (Evan S. Benn)
For an extensive buffet that includes more than 300 dishes, this is a must-stop for the indecisive! If you have room for dessert, there are more than 70 pies and cakes to tempt you. Read more.
Still my favorite place to wander around in. The shops are amazing, best restaurants in Vegas.
It's actually a good location; Walking bridges to the Fashion Mall and The Venetian/Palazzo. Very close to the Wynn and next to Mirage. Fairly inexpensive yet clean too.
Prepare to walk if ya come here! Largest hotel in Las Vegas means lots of walking.
Check out Red Square's ice bar (any time, even if it's not busy). That's where I took my martini glass photo. It's a cool place with a fantastic vodka collection!
I've lived in NJ all my life been to the city more than twice and bar none this is THE BEST diner there ever was it can only barely be called a diner the quality is so good. Highly recommend evrything
The honey mustard is the best!!!! And you have to try a black and white milkshake and the Oreo layer cake!!
I expected the Cheese Steak Sub to be my favorite sub from the WHSS (and it was the best Cheese Steak Sub I ever had). But then I tried the Regular Italian Sub - it's my new favorite! There is no bett
World-class performances aside, the Met boasts NYC's must stunning chandeliers. The 2009 restoration of the lobby's starbursts was underwritten by Swarovski -- so you know they're gonna sparkle. Read more.
Gotta get the combo with 20 wings fries and a pitcher...it's just the way buffalo does wings
The Brooklyn Bridge was completed in 1883. It was the longest suspension bridge in the world from its opening until 1903 and the first steel-wire suspension bridge.
Many toy demonstrations on the weekends. BIG Piano open all day every day. Come on the weekends for a piano show every half hour or during the week to test your own mettle.
Make sure you get a reservation and head to Pastis for a great brunch, or breakfast, lunch or dinner. The Steak Frites is a crowd favorite but if you’re looking for traditional breakfast food, the Fre
Built in the 30s, this was an active railway until 1980. "Friends of the High Line" formed in 1999 with the idea of turning it into an elevated park similar to the Promenade Plantée in Paris.
Try the Elvis, one of our 101 Best Sandwiches in New York. Peanut butter, bacon, banana, and honey on white toast - fit for the King. Read more.
Go to PDT and get the bacon flavored bourbon. They use Momofuku bacon fat to flavor it. The tater tots are an excellent companion.
A classic and authentic German biergarten, complete with liter steins, bratwurst, and the local Bohemian Community Center.
Del Posto, a high-end Italian spot in NYC's trendy Meatpacking District, is serving Mario Batai's four-star cuisine in a palatial, yet comforting setting. Find more tips at FN Local. Read more.
Mario Batali's now-classic West Village townhouse restaurant where pastas and offal dishes may redefine what you think of Italian food Read more.
The old-fashioned pizza, basically a grandma (or "nonna") pie, is insanely great here. It's THE pizza to get, plain or topped. A riot of crust textures, crisp, chewy, springy-fried. Read more.
The plain slice here is not going to blow your mind, but it is miles above other pizzerias in the area. It's basically a quintessential NYC slice. They're thin and light. You'll need at least 2 slices Read more.
Go for the tuna melt, one of our 101 Best Sandwiches in New York. On rye, of course. Read more.
OK, it's a tourist trap. But who cares... because it's also the BEST corned beef or pastrami sandwich (or 2-in-1) in the whole wide world!
This hotel has the most comfortable beds of any hotel I've stayed in - like sleeping on a beautiful cloud :)
I found out not too long ago that you can add fajita peppers and onions to any item on the menu at no additional charge! So ... there's THAT!!
Considered by many to be the best pizza in New York, making it's case to be one of the best on the planet! TIP: No slices available at John's, so bring your appetite.
FRIED CHICKEN! Get the box with a side of mac & cheese. It's the perfect plate of indulgent food.
Cutest place! Delicious desserts and open late but tucked away on a quiet street! Love the zabaglione with berries and the lemon fruit cooler!
get the penny egg sandwich ... real bacon and sausage or vegetarian bacon and sausage ... it swings both ways.
You can't go wrong with the roast beef sandwich. The pickles that come with it are amazing!
Face midtown sammich spot. Fried clams, braised short rib & dill chicken salad blt are all top notch.
Southern BBQ meets Southeastern Asia. Hard to go wrong with most of the menu, make sure you grab a tecate with the yuzu and chili-salt.
The mutton chop is the most unique, and tastiest, cuts of meat east of the Mississippi.
I'd recommend pistachio cupcakes, but how far does your hatred of nuts go? If it's deep, then get the sexy red velvet cupcake and glass of milk.
Some of the best cupcakes in the city (cake: flavorful + moist, frosting: not-too-sweet.) Peanut butter fans, have the signature Sweet Revenge cupcake. Carrot cupcake also v. good.
Fountain Square's centerpiece is the Tyler Davidson Fountain, which was donated by Henry Probasco and dedicated on October 6, 1871. 1935 photo courtesy Cincinnati Museum Center.
Pirates of Penzance is amazing! I highly reccommend it! Great to bring kids to also. :) Read more.
In 1949 the museum first opened in a house. OMSI's popularity surpassed the size of its facility & in 1992 the current building opened. OMSI is ranked as one of the top science centers in the US.
Portland: It claims to be the largest independent bookstore in the world. With over 4 million used and new books, you're sure to find that Slash autobiography you've been looking for! -IFC Staff
Man up and try the 13+ inch "Mancakes." Or anything... huge portions, good food, awesome diner. Go for brunch but be prepared for a wait on the weekends!
Boudin Blanc omelette, bacon wrapped dates, toast & jam with teleme cheese, come w friends, get everything and Share!
If you get the (incredible) Lemon-Ricotta Pancakes, the blueberries WILL turn your teeth blue! Fair warning if you have a date or business meeting afterwards!
Entrance to the park is free, thanks to the family of Charles Elliott Perkins who donated the land to Colorado Springs in 1909.
Definitely pull over & get out of the vehicle to enjoy this breathtaking view! Make sure to have a camera by your side.
Order a headwich. You might want to fast for a day or two first. The Beer Camp headwich rules!
Regardless of how bad the team is, it's a beautiful place to spend a summer day. Trust me, its one of if not THE most beautiful stadium in MLB.
Go to Fuel and get literally anything and you will be amazed. The pizzas are my favorite. Not to mention the sweet potatoe fries.
Go to the Mutter Museum of medical abnormalities see the collection of 2,000 things extracted from people's throats.
Absolutely watch the Freedom Rising presentation. Extremely motivating and patriotic.
Get your picture taken with Rocky...although it is strange that we have a statue of a fictional character, it defines Philadelphia and no trip here is complete without a photo with Rocky!
Red-White-and-You. After you see how our favorite seamstress lived, hear more of the story via the Once Upon A Nation Storytelling Bench outside. Read more.
The mac and cheese and the iron skillet cornbread with honey butter are the best sides
Best BBQ in town. Pulled pork and brisket are winners, but you can't go wrong here. Good hushpuppies too. Go hungry and get the platter. Read more.
BBQ Beef Rib. Out of the world. Not for the fainthearted and those of heart problems. May cause arteries to clot with fat. But so so good.
You pay by the pound and it's all good, so don't get too much! They usually give you a little more than you ask for.
"The Original" is thin crust pizza heaven: cured meats, spicy peppers, just the right touch of cheese. Could beat out any other thin crust in flavor satisfaction.
Awesome burger; one of the best I've had. A lil messy a lil greasy but well worth the two times you have to wash your hands when your finished!
For more than 35 years, the 750-foot-tall Tower of the Americas has offered residents and tourists of San Antonio, Texas, the most breathtaking view of the Alamo City
The grilled three cheese is the best grilled cheese I've ever had and has had me coming back for over 15 years. The Dutch apple pie and the cheesecake are also amazing.
Visit Temple Square during the holiday season. Lights are turned on at dusk and turned off at 10 p.m. on Temple Square. The light display ends on New Year's Eve.
Go to Shiro's. Sit at the Sushi bar and ask the Sushi chef to serve you Chef's choice until you have had enough. Enjoy!
Go to Palace Kitchen and grab the burger. Chef grinds beef chuck in-house. It's ballsy as hell and it has an intense creamy dijonnaise for the crispiest fries. Perfect for after work with a beer. Read more.
Specialty hot dogs with crazy toppings, but you can also get a plain dog or make your own. Get the Deep Fried Danger Dog (wrapped in bacon and deep fried). Our order ranged from $5.75 to $6.85. Read more.
The museum takes you through music history by immersing you in nearly 80,000 artifacts including photos, sound archives, costumes and musical instruments from notable artists.
Eat a burger. Doesn't matter which one. Just eat a burger. Oh, and get a peanut bomb sent to your table. Read more.
At this beer-themed restaurant, Tiffany MacIssac's menu of sweet treats reads like the 7-Eleven snack aisle of our dreams—"Hostess" cupcake, oatmeal cream pie. Must order: cashew "Snickers" bar. Read more.
One word: doughnuts. Also recommend the eggs benedict, and sitting out back on the patio.
Eat the brisket. There are other tasty things here, but the brisket is tops..
Completed in 1800, The White House is the oldest public building in Washington, DC and has been the home of every president except George Washington.
All American, 24-7; This is one of the few official sites where the American Flag is required to be flown at all times.
Their chicken is boss, 5 wing dinner with hot and mild sauce on is the way to go! Or mozarella sticks if your on the go! Harolds looks cuddy but it's delicious
Oh an if you aren't a sushi fan, the other tip is ab right- go with the fried chicken
Try the specials. (The strawberry pancakes were awesome.) or try the Big Nasty Make sure to check in with host or hostess before standing in line. Parking could be an issue. Read more.
The tree is huge with limbs going everywhere. You have to see it in person to fully appreciate it. Finding could be tough, just have the right coordinates and trust the gps. Its free to check out Read more.
he Avenue of Oak was the best part of the place. You are not allow to take pictures or video of the inside Main House. Make about 2hrs available for this place. The tour lectures are redundant Read more.
Voted Best Fancy Restaurant, Best Romantic Restaurant and Best Restaurant Service by City Paper Readers for Best of Baltimore 2011
Order the Tuna Tartare! To die for!!! And the Textures of Chocolate is an amazing dessert! Read more.
I will take a steak sandwich and the head of Alfredo Garcia....make that another steak sandwich.
Order the black cod; it melts in your mouth and has amazing flavor. Then ask your waiter to get Lori (Baker) and Jeff (Banker) to sign a copy of the menu for a keepsake!
Arrive early and work up an appetite for the stunning tasting menu by wandering the grounds of the former Rockefeller dairy estate. In the fields, you'll see much of the makings of the night's meal.
Asheville's newest local brewery. Good beer and good food at reasonable prices.
Come to Alabama Jack’s for their famous conch fritters! Make sure to load on the mosquito repellant before heading to this unique dining experience, resting on a sunken barge in Key Largo. Read more.
Want to dine above 9,000 feet? Take the gondola to the Couloir and enjoy fine food. Don't miss their spicy margaritas.
Try their nachos - to die for! 1/2 order feeds two. Oh, and their hot BBQ wings and their mac n cheese. Yum, my mouth is watering.
If you can handle the heat, stay in the kitch.... Gets really smokey inside but this place is worth it. Everything we ordered for breakfast was A+ from the coffee to the pancakes
You can order the entire cocktail list available at Eastern Standard! Aviation, Old Cuban and the infamous Whiskey Smash are musts!
bacon + peanut butter, good beer, fries with a diverse dipping sauce selection. bocce ball.
Come for the cocktails, stay for the chilaquiles. They're a traditional Mexican hangover dish, often served at weddings if the party is still going at sunrise. Get them and preempt your hangover.
Love the handcrafted cocktails! Truffled Deviled Eggs are delish...great place for snacks & cocktails. Attentive & friendly staff
This bar is absolutely beautiful. Come here if you appreciate well made, hand crafted cocktails, and amazing share plates. Very educated staff. Cozy romantic atmosphere!
Best Cocktails in Downtown, hands Down! The staff is very knowlegable of its high end collection of alcohols and prides itself on quality, very unique Drink selection, chill setting Read more.
Widest variety of specialty drinks I've ever seen (Silver tequila with jalapenos??) & an amazing speakeasy vibe. Mixology at its finest. Get there early to beat the starlets and hipsters.
Amazing cocktails and great staff. a must for drinks after work or the start to a night out.
The bartenders are some of the best in the city, so name the spirit and put yourself in their hands with the Bartender's Choice.
The best cocktails in the city. Great small Italian plates and pizzas. And it's open late.
When the general expectations of typical understated drink, food and above all service are truly lifted to a neu level in SD we should all celebrate.
You haven't lived until you've had the pumpkin pie martini. I'd trade my boyfriend for one.
Go to the Drawing Room, tell the server or mixologist what flavors you like, and watch them create a cocktail for you from scratch!
The Gunslinger is a wonderful, stronger version of my favorite drink, the Old Fashioned. Those glaciers of ice are oh so fun.
Damn fine margaritas. Real lime, not a crappy mix. The chicken enchiladas are great. The green chile stew is even better.
Congratulations, you've found one of Esquire's Best Bars in America. Have a Star Burger and ask about Buck, the St. Bernard, the 297-pound mascot of the Shamrock Bar in West Yellowstone, Montana. Read more.
Truly a hidden gem of River North- definitely not what I expected. Gourmet food at fast food prices, reggae music, and a laid back atmosphere. It's amazing. Try the fish & chips and the fish tacos.
Order the "Supino" or their "title cut" pizza, as it were. Ricotta, olives, garlic and chili oil. Ridiculous.
The BBQ-not fried-chicken & rib tips are great! The mashed potatoes & other sides are fair. New location allows for more parking & seating. I'm anxious to try the Bananas Foster for breakfast. Read more.
This place is delicious. Be sure to get the fish tacos, all the tamales (but especially the chicken mole and Italian ones), and horchata.
The empanadas are a must! And never leave this place without a oatmeal shake! And their breakfast is great.
Best restaurant and hotel in Central Virginia. Amazing service, pool is unbelievable, and you can order anything from the menu, and be guaranteed a pleasant surprise.
The Restaurant at Goodstone Inn & Estate has been awarded Opentable.com's "Diner's Choice" award. Congratulations to the entire team!
We LOVE the rooms at this luxury mountain resort! Our favorite features include the automatic fireplaces, huge windows with great views, full kitchens, and too-soft-to-be-true bamboo sheets.
Did a meeting for 200 people here, excellent! Love the restaurnd NOE and Chef Robert Gadsby amazing creations. It's a AAA Five-Diamond hotel for a reason. Uptown, but has a very secluded feel. Nice!
This magnificently restored hotel is a must-visit if you're in the Ocean State. Private beach...indoor pool and dining on the wrap around deck. They offer mid-week packages for great get-aways.
The Nantucket, Block Island, and Martha's Vineyard rooms have gorgeous ocean views. Highly recommended!
Two on-site hiking trails, and the cliff dwellings at Bandelier National Monument are a 45-minute drive away and all rooms have fireplaces and private terraces!
Great place to stay especially since there are great stores surrounding the hotel!
5 star hotel. great service and rooms. very comfortable beds and nice towels. flat screen HD tvs.
