Popular items, scrawled on a beat-up surfboard that serves as a menu, include the turkey and pesto sandwich (dubbed the Grant), the Asian noodle salad, pork quesadilla and chicken caesar salad wrap. Read more.
How this ferry terminal has better food options than Whitehall we don't know, but take an Au Bon Pain cherry strudel along for the boat ride.
Sweeping view of forested Cascade foothills, Mount Si that will take your breath away. So will the prices. Soup: $12. Salad: $17. Entrees start at $34. Read more.
It's all about refined comfort here. Think macaroni with grana padano or shrimp and grits with chow chow relish. Read more.
Visit the Maya monument cast next to the Peabody Museum. Harvard made 100s of Maya casts for the 1893 World's Fair. More inside. Read more.
Amaaaazzzzing!!! Be prepared for a stomache because you WILL overeat. The food is amazing and they give you so much. Get the pan fried noodles!!! Open 24 hours. It's love.
Cozy and reliable breakfast, lunch, and dinner from the peeps behind Odeon and Café Luxembourg. -Andy Cohen, Watch What Happens Live!
If all you want to do is sleep, this isn't the place. But if background music, mood lighting and a foot massage sound like helpful additions to your nap, then you'll be nodding off in no time. Read more.
Constructed in 1922, the Mounds Theatre hosted silent movies and live entertainment until its closure in 1967. It is rumored to be the home of three resident ghosts.
This causal restaurant at the northern tip of Manhattan puts a twist on comfort-food classics. Enjoy the lobster macaroni & cheese ($16) on tables from Nuovo Vesuvio, a restaurant on "The Sopranos." Read more.
During the 2008 US Presidential Election an estimated 75,000 people, the largest gathering in the entire campaign, gathered here to see Barack Obama. The park has also hosted many Rose Festival events
If you're here, try to find Petey, the office French bulldog. Or you can always follow him on Twitter @pweetey. - Vadim Lavrusik Read more.
This mansion was built in 1870 by Joseph Forepaugh. He sold it to Civil War veteran, General John Henry Hammond. It was purchased in 1983 and renovated to it's former glory.
Get the barbecue beef brisket sandwich -- it's tender and juicy. Read more.
Sit in the Piano Lounge and take in the ambient Columbia atmosphere, as well as the Piano music!
Check out Sen. Robert Byrd (D-WV) bio page on the C-SPAN Video Library Read more.
The Factory serves local, organic food and local beer. The food tastes great and they host a ton of local events-from music to teaching kids to cook. Truly a neighborhood gem. Read more.
From 10pm to close (every day but Saturday), get $4 drafts, $5 sangria, $6 wines by the glass and $7 specialty cocktails, such as the bourbon-based Peppery Pear. Read more.
Chez Jimmy, on aime la quantité généreuse de fromage et de viande. De plus, qui peut résister à une délicieuse petite boule de pâte au milieu d'une pizza?
The menu is split into 3 size categories (small, medium & large plates), each revealing an elegant collection of grub. A new liquor license means they'll also be the 1st to serve Taiwan beer in NY. Read more.
The menu of antipasti here includes roasted cauliflower and spicy broccoli rabe ($3). Or try the chicken parm and roast turkey sandwiches on a roll ($7) or hero ($9). Read more.
The Roe is one of our favorite places to hold events! You can check out where our next conference or party is on our announcements page. - Ben Parr Read more.
