Tag: Love The Way You Travel
New York City Restaurant Week comes but twice a year, and reservations for the winter, 2023 edition are open now. With so many sensational new restaurants, romantic spots and NYC classics, and so little time to taste them all, it can be hard to narrow the field. These are the best things to order at the best places to visit during NYC […]
Atlanta Magazine’s, best of Atlanta picks for things to do—here’s where you can play outside, take in art, nerd out, listen to music, roller skate, and more. To read more, click here!
A few times each year, in advance of its main event Bib Gourmand and star announcements, the Michelin Guide incorporates additions to its New York guide. Its first notables of 2033 were revealed on January 11. Highlights among the new spots to watch include Le Rock, one of Time Out New York’s best new restaurants of 2022, Kru, […]
Some might assume that sky-high imbibing is a spring and summertime affair, but it’s always rooftop season in NYC. Even during rain, wind and lower temperatures, we simply swap the sunshine and frozen drinks for fireplaces and hot cocktails while still soaking up the skyline view. So grab a sweater and set your sights on the stars at the best cooler weather rooftops in NYC this winter. To read […]
Although we’re always delighted to revisit those erstwhile favorites, everyone knows that sometimes only something shiny and new will do. This perpetually updated list by TimeOut New York includes the best new restaurants that have opened over the past six months. This edition contains terrific fried chicken, a neighborhood chophouse, and French and Cantonese-American destinations. To find […]
We have a prediction: this will be the winter of piano bars—and we’re not upset about it. After all, what’s more comforting than cozying up indoors with a top-notch cocktail in hand while swaying to the rhythm of a perfectly played piano tune? That’s the exact sort of feeling that TAO Group Hospitality hopes to […]
In 2018, the Dahlonega Plateau, a 133-square-mile area in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, was designated an American Viticultural Area, giving it a sort of geographic pedigree. Here are a few of the dozen-plus wineries in North Central Georgia. To read more on how to discover the magic behind Georgia’s wine country, click […]
There’s more to Georgia than wine and beer; now you can visit some of the newest craft distilleries in Georgia. With tasting rooms, distillery tours, and more you’ll want the chance to sip something unique, so, pick a spirit that interests you and hit the road—catch a tour, have a taste, and bring a bottle […]
It was worth the wait: after months of prep and delays the first Michelin-starred ramen restaurant in the world has opened in Brooklyn. The ramen spot officially opened at 22 Old Fulton Street in Dumbo. At Tsuta, diners can opt for five different types of ramens here, including two signature truffle options that are served […]
Atlanta’s first nonalcoholic bottle shop, the Zero Co., will open later this year in Poncey-Highland at 626 North Highland Avenue. A collaboration between Elemental Spirits Co. founders Cory and Malory Atkinson and local nonalcoholic distributor, importer, and online shop the Zero Proof, the 650-square-foot brick-and-mortar store will stock over 500 different nonalcoholic spirits, wines, beers, […]