This beloved Pennsylvania park has been winning national food awards for decades, thanks to its great flavors, generous portions, and affordable prices.
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A viral NYC hotspot where Taylor Swift has dined twice, this chic eatery serves refined American classics in a stylish, unforgettable setting.
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Step back in time at New York City’s oldest restaurant, a Revolutionary War landmark once visited by the likes of George Washington and Alexander Hamilton.
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Not only does this restaurant near Fort Lauderdale serve remarkable seafood, but it's a historic destination visited by celebrities, politicians, and gangsters.
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Though it's small, this eccentric Delaware town claims to be the "center of the universe," with its historic homes, Quaker landmarks, and unique shape.
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Within Upstate New York’s gorgeous, leafy scenery, there is one quaint village overflowing with an active arts scene, local shops, and tasty restaurants.
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Throughout the centuries, this Vermont establishment has served as everything from a Civil War-era hospital to a holiday retreat for the Kennedy family.
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While traveling through Europe on a budget, expert Rick Steves shares an easy way to save money on drinks by simply changing where you’re sitting.
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This Virginia community is a quiet haven for stunning trail views, pony sightings, camping, farm visits, and devouring comfort food in a serene setting.
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If you're a fan of Jimmy Buffett and seeking a strong community, this retirement spot in Daytona Beach might be the perfect place to call home.
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A French-inspired gem brings elevated dining to Charleston with petit plats, stylish cocktails, and an ambiance that evokes the dreamy South of France.
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The Oregon Coast is well-known for its scenic cliffside views and great eats. If you want to experience both, head to this treasured coastal bakery.
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Just outside of Chicago, Illinois, lies a suburb where celebrating arts, entertainment, and excellent local food is a way of life.
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This neighborhood in Chicago is bursting with culture, from its modern art museum to its authentic European food spots, festivals, and historic houses.
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Travel expert Rick Steves has plenty of info about dining in Europe. In a conversation with his friends, he unpacks how Italian and American restaurants differ.
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"Embrace the Pace" in this charming small city in Indiana, filled with local shops, antique stores, Amish culture, and historical buildings.
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The island of Grenada has no shortage of alluring beaches for visitors to kick back and relax on, but one in particular comes with a delicious extra.
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Since 1887, this iconic Texas saloon has served drinks to the likes of Teddy Roosevelt, Oscar Wilde, and Ulysses S. Grant, among others. Here's the history.
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This Pennsylvania town is a family-friendly getaway with numerous parks, a charming vintage carousel, and countless local shops and eateries.
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This Maine town, named after a European capital, packs a punch with lively summer festivals, delicious local restaurants, and a nearby river for water sports.
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This remote fish camp on the St. Johns River is home to spectacular airboat rides, wildlife galore, and some great fried seafood specialties.
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This Silicon Valley suburb, boasting a charming downtown and a straight-out-of-Paris chateau, was named California's most affluent suburb in 2025.
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Disneyland Resort has a lot of eateries, and many are pretty tasty... except this one. Add in a dodgy history and you might pass it for a nearby popular spot.
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The first Tesla Diner has landed in California, serving nostalgic bites and futuristic vibes. See what's drawing crowds to this unique eatery.
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North of Los Angeles lies a town where you can find the family-friendly DryTown Water Park, sizzling street food, and great hikes through the California desert.
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For a unique shopping experience in Seattle, head to this "trailer park," where you can peruse vintage goods, nibble on snacks, and even get married.
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If you're intrigued by Chinese American history, delicious food, and vibrant streets bursting with color, visit this iconic Chinatown on the West Coast.
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