Honolulu has been the site of quite the sandwich revival. Earl: A Sandwich Experience is the best of the bunch. The spicy Caprese, served on spicy butter ciabatta, is a must-try. Leer más.
The main event at Star Provisions is the sandwich offerings, like the classic shrimp po’boy and prosciutto and Parmesan on baguette. Leer más.
Cash-only. No-frills. This South Beach staple dishes out the best cubanos in town. Grab one from the take-out window and head back to the beach. Leer más.
The roast pork sandwich at this always-busy New Castle shop competes with any version you’d find in Philly. Yep, we went there. Leer más.
Grab a spot in line and order the famous hot lobster roll: a quarter pound of hot, buttery lobster meat stuffed on a toasted hamburger bun. It’s what summer dreams are made of. Leer más.
This Denver deli uses only the finest ingredients, from artisan bread to homemade condiments. Among the rotating list of specials, the braised brisket and Reuben sandwiches are two must-try items. Leer más.
Bakesale Betty has earned a cult following for one thing and one thing only: buttermilk fried chicken sandwiches, served on a bed of vinegary coleslaw garnished with jalapeños. Leer más.
Put on your beret and bask in the glory that is the Bang Pow Chicken--pan-seared chicken breast with Sriracha aioli, lettuce, tomato, cucumber and sprouts. Leer más.
Chris Bianco opened this shop as an offshoot of his original Pizzeria Bianco. Turns out, sandwiches are definitely another of his specialties. Try the Caprese, filled with creamy homemade mozzarella. Leer más.
It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to figure out what the thing to order is at Panini Pete’s--hot pressed paninis. First time there? Stick with a classic: Pete’s Famous Muffaletta Panino. Leer más.
Love sitting out on the patio, the menu is so eclectic, and the margaritas are great.
Everything! The green chili enchiladas were amazing but spicy- just have a water ready!
Wonder pieces of folk art. Especially the huge Mexican village exhibit. Buy the New Mexico museum pass for entry into several museums. Worth the $25.
Definitely plan to spend several hours here. Even after multiple visits I'm still discovering new things. The attention to detail is amazing and you can interact with nearly every part of the exhibit.
Breakfast? Have the burrito with chorizo, eggs, beans and red chile. Delicious.
Love this place. Try to go there for sunrise or sunset. Breath taking view. Buy sledge from visitor center if you want to play in sand. Store buy back sledge once you are done using.
Ask about daily drink specials and new beers on draft! Chefs Choice is the way to go as far as tapas are concerned. Mussels, Pork Pincho, Roasted Cauliflower are all delicious.
Judd's work involves a lot of shadow and light, so make sure to go on a sunny day otherwise you're missing half the magic.
Fun place to visit, buy a beer from the lobby gift shop, and hang out - even if you're not staying there.
The breakfast tacos are huge, cheap, and delicious...especially when washed down with the most authentic agua fresca in Austin
The Belgian bomber is a mix of their classic iced turbo coffee and iced tea. Definitely worth a try!
What an amazing urban find! Never seen anything like it; absolutely an incredible place to spend a hot day in Austin.
Live music, cold beer, and food trucks. Definitely gets crowded after 10:00pm Fri - Sun.
Killer Bloody Mary. Come for the chili sampler. Stay for the Tarantino experience.
