We seriously love this place. Friendly service, quality food & drinks. Try the fiesta wrap and the frozen mocha. Yum!
The "Water park" is the perfect weekend playground for the little ones... Leia mais.
Try the beef slap noodles, the eggplant and goat sausage, and the forbidden rice. But you can't go wrong; everything is delicious.
With exceedingly cozy chairs + movable trays you might feel like you are back in your grandparents’ den. With the press of a button your server will bring you mojitos, beer, sundaes + jalapeño poppers Leia mais.
The nicest beach in LA. Quieter then venice and more secluded than Santa Monica
The pizza! Any pizza, and of course, beer. This place is long overdue, but much appreciated.
I love this place. The offer of beers is unique in town. The Magnolia Burger is fantastic. Worth a visit!
Oldest park in the city, but somehow in 2016 qualifies as a "hidden gem." Beautiful historic paths, great views, lush understory, fairytale sunsets, and a mystical spookiness when the fog rolls in.
Welcome to the Haight, Ritual! ☕️ Sunny corner space looking out to Buena Vista Park. Same selection as the other Ritual stores.
I highly recommend Spritzenhaus 33 over The Standard any day for a Biergarten. The beer selection is better, the space is less crowded and the Bratwursts are amazing. Plus, they have Jenga! #nycfun
It has a the things you could want in a park. Dog park, movie night, football field, track, pool, basketball courts, seriously what doesn't this park have?
Sure, the 🍕 here is damn good (Roni supreme may be even better than Prince St 😳). But you can't leave without trying the Okonomi Fries w/ Mayo and 'dancing' Bonito! It's brilliant! 💃
Grab a spicy pickle from the huge barrel and order any of the eclectic creations from this quirky sandwich shop. Remember, Tuesday is buy-one-get-one-free day. Leia mais.
As the name suggests, Salumi stands out for its cured meats. It’s owned by Gina Batali (yep, Mario’s sister), which explains why people wait in line for the massive Italian sandwiches. Leia mais.
Sorry, kids. You have to be 21 to grab a sandwich in this pub-style shop. Play it safe with a "pub club"--a triple-decker filled with ham, roast beef, turkey and bacon. Wash it down with a cold beer. Leia mais.
Order the Hodag, a build-your-own-breakfast sandwich that has become a Milwaukee cult-favorite. Koppa's is also home to the Bread Favre, named after Green Bay's local hero. Leia mais.
UNC students flock from Chapel Hill to get their hands on Neal’s pastrami served on a freshly baked biscuit. Mmm… Leia mais.
Grilled cheese is the name of the game, and you can get it in about half a dozen styles like the Mighty Macaroni, made with deep-fried macaroni layered with melted cheddar. Leia mais.
Show off your patriotism by ordering the Fillmore or Lincoln. All of the sandwiches are named after U.S. presidents at this speakeasy-type joint. Leia mais.
Hot melts are the specialty at this hip spot in Oklahoma City’ Plaza District. The classic grilled cheese pairs perfectly with the signature creamy tomato soup. Leia mais.
No sandwich roundup would be complete without a mention of this Charleston institution and its famous roast beef sandwich with chimichurri and smoked onion jam. Leia mais.
That’s Spanish for sandwich, by the way. This Albuquerque favorite is known for its “5-0 Filthy,” made with shredded chicken, bacon, mayo and the works. Just ask Guy Fieri. Leia mais.
This Portland-based sandwich sensation serves the classics, but everything is done exceptionally well. The egg and cheese on a hard roll never disappoints, nor does the meatball Parmesan hero. Leia mais.
This small family-run joint is known for its Italian hoagie. That being said, anything on the menu, from the beef brisket to the chicken Parm, will blow you away…and then will make you take a nap. Leia mais.
This NOLA-themed sandwich shop and bakery in Arlington specializes in muffalettas--which typically layer ham, capicola, salami, mortadella, provolone and peppers or olives. Leia mais.
Since this shop donates a sandwich every time it sells one, you can feel good about ordering seconds of that roast pork dip sandwich topped with jalapeño jelly. Leia mais.
This hot spot doesn't open until 11 a.m, but you'll have to line up outside at around 9 to get your hands on a legendary Tipsy Texan--a heaping pile of brisket, coleslaw, pickles and sausage on a bun. Leia mais.
Dear South Dakota, Thank you for Mount Rushmore and the Philly Cheesesteak at Muggsy’s. Leia mais.
This cozy Jackson Hole log cabin café offers up a treat: barbecue pulled pork and pressed Cubans. Leia mais.
This gourmet market in Brattleboro has a homey, New England feel. Make a pit stop on your way to Stratton for The Annihilator, made with bacon, pulled pork and mac and cheese. Leia mais.
