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October 28, 2013

Entering the Twilight Exit: Made-From-Scratch Grub and Generous Drinks in Seattle

It’s not in the best part of town, but no matter. The entrance is not the front door, but can be found opposite a…

October 28, 2013

Architecture in Boston: Anachronism at its Finest

Boston, being a historical landmark in one of America’s first established coastal regions, is nothing short of amazing when it comes to architecture. You…

October 25, 2013

Looking for Lavish Lodging in Boston? Spend a Night in Jail.

If you are traveling to Boston, consider spending a night in jail. Better yet, don’t just consider it—book a room in advance. The Liberty…

October 25, 2013

Drink: A Boston Speakeasy That Speaks to Your Moods

Life is what you make it, and the same goes for the cocktails at Drink, a speakeasy-style lounge located a stone’s throw from Boston’s…

October 24, 2013

Kosher Japanese Food?

With lines out the door for ramen restaurants like Ippudo in the East Village and izakayas like Izakaya Ten in Chelsea, it was only a…

October 24, 2013

The Rebirth of a New Orleans Theater Landmark

It was opening night, or more accurately, re-opening night at the Saenger Theatre in New Orleans. The art deco landmark had been shuttered since Hurricane Katrina….

October 24, 2013

LA’s Express Passes: Travel the City Without the Notorious Traffic

While most major cities have convenient means of getting around, Los Angeles can be rather tricky. The city of LA has a lot to…

October 24, 2013

The Must-Know Lodging Options of Los Angeles

No matter what your lodging preferences are, you won’t have any difficulties finding the right accommodations in LA. LA offers an array of luxurious,…

October 23, 2013

Feel at Home in Seattle at Homewood Suites

Usually I am a local-vore (person who only buys into locally sourced/made things), but for my hotel stay, I decided to try out a…