This place is packed full of specialty candies, teas, sodas, beers, wines, soups and specialty salads and sandwiches. Order something and kick back across the street and people watch.
This is a hole. In a wall. They sell takoyaki which means that if you go here for anything else, you're missing out.
They have a plethora of original arcade games here that will take you back. Beat your woman at air hockey, grab handful of Skittles for a quarter and throw them at her one by one to mock her. Winning.
Grilled chicken and roasted mushroom crepe, French press, and the banana and Nutella crepe to finish it all off. FUPAtastic.
They have a plethora of different teas and coffees here and the owners and staff are incredibly helpful and knowledgeable on their stuff. This is a must visit.
Not what you'd expect. This should be the first place you go if it's your first time in Minn. Their tour is phenomenal and their staff has a plethora of knowledge. A perfect slice of Americana.
Their American music selection is seriously lacking. No U2 or Red Hot Chili Peppers? I made it through with REM and Aerosmith... but only when I was shitfaced. Cheap and convenient. Go with a local.
Cruise here on the weekdays to avoid the crowds. The shops that sell sake have awesome variety and don't forget to visit the waterfall and dip your feet into their natural hot springs.
Oldest western-style diner in Taipei. One must hit up Grandma Nitti's even if one is a westerner. The food is that good.
Nine to five is the busiest time here. Weekends are most likely the best to sit in the park across the street and people watch. Once you're through, cruise through Snake Alley.
This is how you do sushi. Go for ten pieces and wash it down with an Asahi for less than 1,000NTD.
Get your Turkish coffee sade to bring out the flavors of the meat (you'll hopefully) be eating. Let it settle before consuming.
Owner/Chef Ruiz is a master of his craft. The food and service are excellent. Macchiato, Chicken Torte and the Tiramisu is a win/win.
You're going to see people sporting Tom's and Crocs; it'll also most likely smell of patchouli oil, but it doesn't mean this vegan food isn't awesome. I recommend the Cajun Seitan sammich.
Stayed open on Thanksgiving for my wife and I at the last minute. Good as its always been. I recommend their carrot cake.
Giuseppe greeted me warmly and was extremely personable. Quite possibly the best gnocchi I’ve tasted outside of Italy. Sent me on my way with fresh rolls free of charge. I’ll definitely be back.
People call this place a tourist trap, but I absolutely LOVE it. Browse the cheep wares and people watch!!!
Slow your roll when you drive through here. It’s breathtaking. A perfect slice of Americana.
To come here is to truly explore upstate’s incredible history and its appreciation of the arts. Come see the home that Frederic Church built in all its amazing glory. The guided tour is worth it.
Incredible sweeping views of upstate New York and the Hudson. Once the site of the hotel that housed the wealthy.
It’s as everyone else has stated... the pastrami Reuben is an edible orgasm. Well, that was my take. I needed a whole roll o’ napkins when I finished.
Bougie in all the right ways. Enjoy the artwork on the walls and order a steak— any one one of ‘em. And the bacon. Definitely the bacon.
I worked for the Ritz Carlton for ten years and I can attest to the level of professional service this place provides. The food is also noteworthy. Highly recommend the crème brûlée French toast.
