Fort Lauderdale's 5 Most Affordable, Award-Winning Restaurants
From casual hidden gems to scenic waterfront dining, these well-reviewed Fort Lauderdale restaurants offer top-tier meals without the high price tag.
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From casual hidden gems to scenic waterfront dining, these well-reviewed Fort Lauderdale restaurants offer top-tier meals without the high price tag.
Read MoreIf you've ever wanted to fly to Florida and head straight to the beach, you can land in this airport that's just a five-minute drive from the sand.
Read MoreSoak up the sun and surf at these Fort Lauderdale hotels that are perfectly perched along the sand and offer stunning waterfront views of the ocean.
Read MoreFeel like you've been transported to the Old Country in these Lone Star State towns that were named for European cities and celebrate their unique heritage.
Read MoreWhether you visit in the summer for golf or in the winter for skiing, this resort north of Madison offers affordable fun for every season and interest.
Read MoreThis state park near Quitman, Mississippi reopens March 2026 with renovated cabins, 43 RV sites with hook-ups, and updated facilities for campers.
Read MoreBetween two California metropolises lies an up-and-coming city, boasting many parks of all kind and trails to explore the surrounding nature.
Read MoreJust a few minutes away from Indiana Dunes National Park, this cozy motel offers renovated rooms, unique 1950s flair, and plenty of modern amenities.
Read MoreThis riverside district offers everything from elevated waterfront dining to food trucks, artsy independent boutiques, and views of passing yachts.
Read MoreWith more than a dozen water slides, a wave pool, and warm temperatures all year long, this European-themed resort in Michigan makes for a fun escape.
Read MoreHome to a gorgeous golf course, stunning temple, and serene water views, this cozy Florida town near Cocoa and Daytona Beach makes for an affordable getaway.
Read MoreAn easy drive from Albuquerque, this charming museum is home to an assortment of wood-carved figurines, vintage artifacts, and other quirky sights.
Read MoreBetween their serene and charming atmosphere and their Cajun-inspired menu, this Raleigh brunch spot is not only worth the trip -- it will keep you coming back.
Read MorePlanning brunch in Fort Lauderdale? These standout outdoor patio spots offer waterfront views near the beach, downtown, and the Intracoastal.
Read MoreOne of America's biggest music shops is a Fort Wayne landmark with a storied musical history and regular events that musicians and tourists flock to.
Read MoreEnjoy a high-quality sandwich at this humble eatery in Indianapolis. The unassuming lunch shop boasts unique flavors, beloved by locals and critics alike.
Read MoreWhile plenty of Florida beaches will be overrun with tourists during spring break, these destinations provide a serene alternative to the parties and chaos.
Read MoreFort Lauderdale, Florida, has amazing beaches and delicious food. Here are the five best options for you to experience both at the same time on your next visit.
Read MoreFeel as if you've been transported to Europe at this Delaware estate, complete with perfectly manicured gardens, lavish interiors, and antique cars.
Read MoreFeel like you stepped inside a real-deal New York City sandwich shop in this Phoenix, Arizona, eatery that specializes in homemade sandwiches.
Read MoreIf you're hungry for some serious seafood, head to this Guy-Fieri-approved Boston restaurant that offers one of the longest lobster rolls out there.
Read MoreThe breaded pork tenderloin sandwich is a staple of Indiana cuisine, and it was invented in this little diner that you can still eat at today.
Read MoreSingle retirees looking to settle down in another country have plenty of options to consider, including destinations in Mexico, Portugal, Spain, and Panama.
Read MoreThis vibrant Midwest city is known for its breweries but recently has earned the name of Bloody Mary Capital of the World thanks to its outrageous cocktails.
Read MoreRetiring in Florida is something of a stereotype, but a lot of retirees are actually heading to a different state for its beaches and affordability.
Read MoreThis picturesque and luxurious neighborhood in Fort Lauderdale is a coastal enclave with palatial homes, a walkable art scene, and a buzzing food scene.
Read MoreFor a quiet beach vacation without large groups of people around, this lesser-known stretch of sand on the Gulf side of Texas is the perfect option.
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