This is where trash takes flight: Breck Baldwin and Mark Harder craft remote-controlled planes out of spare parts and recycled materials, contraptions they call "flying towels." Leia mais.
Violent winter storms in 2009-2010 eroded the Hamptons coastline. See how much it cost to restore the dunes at this popular beach. Leia mais.
This is one of the country's leading independent bookstores: a hub for Miami literati, with readings almost nightly, and an airy courtyard restaurant. Leia mais.
Built in 1923, the English Renaissance architecture retains its Old World grandeur with all the comfort and convenience of the present day. Its English Grill offers some of the finest dining in town. Leia mais.
You walk down a precarious path on a craggy bluff to a patch of beach that's completely isolated—perfect for a private picnic. Leia mais.
At the top, there's no other place you see that kind of drama—it's barren hillside. You turn around, and wham! There's all of L.A. in front of you. Leia mais.
Food trucks are a very L.A. phenomenon. The burgers at this one are really delicious; they're my thing. I'd eat them always if I could. Leia mais.
They make all these Arabic-influenced ice creams, like amazing rosewater, orange blossom and pistachio. It's great to serve at a party. Leia mais.
You can't leave Dallas without trying a Texas-style steak, and this is the place to get the full experience. It has an extensive wine list, great lobsters and yes, bloody prime cuts that deliver. Leia mais.
This old grill across from the historic Stoneleigh hotel has been serving no-ketchup burgers, beer and billiards to locals forever. Leia mais.
If you want to go beyond your cookie-cutter curries and pad thais, come here, but request "the second menu." My favorites are the fish maw salad and the chewy beef "jerky." Leia mais.
This Wicker Park foodie gem is all about Michael Carlson. Nine-course meals served over the world kitchen's rap-metal soundtrack—the best "tasting menu" in the city. Leia mais.
It's so beautiful and peaceful. You can go there at different times of the year and will always be in awe of what you see. That it's right in the city and accessible to everybody makes it more amazing Leia mais.
There's no cocktail menu here. You concoct your own drink with the bartender. It's personalized drinking. Leia mais.
At this South End spot, they make the best Italian Greyhound. And from orange to rhubarb, love all the bitters this small-plate Italian spot uses. The drink made with Punt e Mes is a current favorite. Leia mais.
They also have rock posters and T-shirts. There's something about going into a record store that's almost getting quaint…a way of touching the past. Leia mais.
I'lI go for the Turkish breakfast, and at lunch, for lamb shawarma, beet tzatziki and the homemade hummus and pita. I can never resist leaving without a few sweets. Leia mais.
A great place to take a picnic and check out the local scenery on a pretty day. Leia mais.
The Jeffrey Craft Beer & Bites is one of those places where even hard-core beer geeks may not know every offering on the draft list. Leia mais.
More than 55 tons of brisket sold at this location of the Salt Lick in 2013. Chase it with Amy's Mexican vanilla ice cream. Leia mais.
Try the sisig, a typical Filipino dish made with pork head. Less adventurous options include longanisa sausage or sizzling corned beef hash with garlic fried rice. Leia mais.
Reader tip: Anyone coming to SXSW should definitely try Torchy's Tacos. Fried avocado tacos and fried chocolate chip cookies for dessert? Yes. Leia mais.
Delicious vegetarian food, especially their tofu scramble. Local lore has it that Radiohead frequents it when they are in town. Leia mais.
Reader tip: Head to Justine's Brasserie for incredible food/ambience and to catch your fave artists on their dinner breaks Leia mais.
Reader tip: If you want BBQ in Austin you must go to Franklin's. If you want to bypass the line, place your order for pickup now. Leia mais.
The restaurant's beef carpaccio may be its tastiest dish: tender with pickled mustard seeds, parmesan, lemon and arugula. Leia mais.
On tap during a recent visit were the 19-33 Queens Lagrrr!, a pilsner style beer with a crisp taste, and the Dean Pacific Northwest Mahogany Ale, an amber ale with more complex flavor than the 19-33. Leia mais.
