If you're having trouble finding the club, go into the Embarcadero Cinema, out the back door and over the footbridge!
The food is great, but don't forget the house-blended wine. It's $1 an ounce; drink what you want and you're charged accordingly. Read more.
Our preferred source for rising names like Castle Starr, Fluet, and Bensoni. The store’s elegantly exotic decor is echoed in the clothing. Read more.
Don't miss the feeding frenzies: Grizzly bears at 11 a.m., penguins at 2:30, pelicans at 3:30. Read more.
Formerly the site of Schmidt’s Brewery, it’s now the home to art galleries, shops and dining. Vegans and dogs welcome. Read more.
Boston: Things we love about the MFA: live concerts, Summer Fridays in Calderwood Courtyard, October Fashion Month aaaand WINESDAYS, where vistors can attend expert-led wine tastings. -IFC Viewer Read more.
This 19 acre state park contains erupting Geyser fountains, each of which represents a specific river in Tennessee.
The vegetarian Clean Slate is as vibrant as it is hefty — it’s fearless, if a sandwich can be such a thing. The ice cream sandwiches are equally rich and delicious; order both and share with a friend. Read more.
Check-in here and you earn yourself a free beer. Order a burger and onion rings and earn yourself a happy tummy. Hey, did you use our QR code here? Read more.
A tucked away popular SF spot with outdoor seating, cheap drinks and pool tables; the perfect spot for a gorgeous afternoon with friends. - Whitney
Always bustling at lunch time, Crema’s wide variety of drinks and fresh food is worth the wait! House-made pastries and creative sandwich options provide something for everyone. Read more.
Sing karaoke for free from 4 to 8pm—and all beer, wine and well drinks are just $3 each. Read more.
The Underground Gourmet loves the Caesar-esque Romaine Dinghy, calling it “a BLT without the B or the T, but damn if it didn’t win us over.” Read more.
This is a hot LA spot where celebrities go to be seen. Try the table side liquid nitrogen cocktails. -Mike Isabella, Top Chef
The mega Forever 21 Times Square has only been open since June 25, but it's already predicted to attract 100,000 visitors a day. That's seven times more than the Statue of Liberty gets! Read more.
On your way to the Swan Boats in Boston Public Garden, be sure to pass by the home of the first same sex marriage in the nation, the Arlington St. Church.
Enlighten yourself with a vegan but flavourful meal. Try apple miso tofu skewers and the crunchy mushrooms. Zen even has true vegan wines made without animal-derived filtering ingredients. Read more.
My favorite Indian in town. The restaurant is beautiful and the food is always authentic and delicious. - Mikey
Slide into a roomy booth at this classic, bare-bones pub and embark on a beer bender: From 11am to 7pm, drafts of Brooklyn Lager and Bud are $3. Read more.
This was originally called the Pan Am Building & was the largest commercial office building in the world when it opened on March 7, 1963.
Don't miss the chef demos! Every Wed. and Sat. at 10:30am...see some of the city's finest in action.
Bobby Flay cooks food that is both obviously American and obviously only his own. Seafood salad to start, steak to finish, Cab all the way. Read more.
Unveiled in 2006, the Home of Stanford Football holds over 50,000 fans. On game days, come early to eat, play games, and cheer on the players as they walk into Gate #1. Read more.
Try the cookie dough cupcake! (has some real, non-egg cookie dough in it). Yum.
Established in 1935, Miller's Pub once claimed actor Jimmy Durante and legendary sports announcer Harry Caray as regulars. Read more.
LA: The UCB showcases sketch comedy at its best. Pay a $5 cover for access to comedy's future stars! -IFC Staff
Get your drunken thoughts screenprinted at this shop run by pair of music scene vets out of an east-side warehouse. Also a practice space for their cover band, The New Drugs, so go for that too. Read more.
