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S.O.S. Antiques
This gallery is packed with antique maritime collectibles, including maps and charts, prints, sextants, and barometers. It also stocks a number of weapons, including antique and…
E. Shaver, Bookseller
Located right on Madison Square in a Greek Revival mansion, this is one of the city’s oldest and most appealing bookstores, offering a huge range of hard and softback books, antique…
Preservation Society of Charleston Bookstore
Founded in 1920, the Preservation Society of Charleston runs this great local bookstore. It boasts a decent choice of titles on Charleston and South Carolina history, Gullah and…
Killarney Bookshop
This sweet little independent bookstore has a great section on local history and folklore. They also sell maps and other titles of Irish interest
Marché du Vieux-Port
Local produce, seafood, cheeses, baked goods, and other regional products such as maple syrup, vin de cidre (cider wine), and cassis are featured all year at this indoor farmer’s…
Magazine Street
The Garden District’s premier shopping drag, 6 miles of antiques, boutiques, galleries, and all manner of restaurants in 19th-century brick storefronts and quaint cottage-like…
Traveler’s Depot
Around since 1983, this family-run shop offers travel books and maps, plus a great array of accessories, backpacks, and luggage.
Evenaar
In the Canal Ring, Amsterdam’s first stop for travel literature is a beguiling, cramped warren of travel maps, mainstream guides, and gorgeous coffee-table tomes containing stunning…
Chatuchak Weekend Market
This mother of all markets is filled with head-spinning numbers of stalls selling everything: Souvenirs, art, antiques, fresh and dried seafood, vegetables and condiments, pottery,…
Bermuda Craft Market
Boasting the largest collection of Bermuda-made crafts, products, jewelry and foods on the island, this bustling market is a perfect stop for a one-of-a-kind gift. In fact, most items…
Green-Wood Cemetery
Updated January 11, 2026 -- As you wander through New York City, you’ll come upon a number of street names named for the important Gothamites you’ll also encounter at Green-Wood. The…
Shuck Station
One of the most enjoyable places to dine and drink on the midcoast, this almost-entirely-outdoor oyster bar started off as a wholesale operation for oyster grower and Damariscotta…
Red Sky
Red Sky has anchored the fine-dining scene on “the quiet side” for more than 20 years now, long enough to be called a classic. Meals take New England ingredients to creative heights,…
Bliss
Ah, Greece. Popular for organic, largely vegetarian fare, Bliss is where young Greeks congregate and smoke lots of cigarettes. The activity starts in the morning for coffee…
Village Whiskey
This gourmet pub in Rittenhouse is where you'll find Philly’s longest whiskey list—and an even longer barstool wait. To eat? Burgers. And fries cooked in …
Fish Out of Water
Critically acclaimed and Southern-inspired, Gulf-front Fish Out of Water in the WaterColor Inn really does use the locally sourced ingredients suggested by the name. The menus tell the…
Adolfo Restaurante
Adolfo Muñoz, the charismatic champion of modern Manchegan cooking, has done more than anyone to put Toledo on the gastronomic map. In recent years his restaurant has had its ups and…
Le Cercle
Here’s a perfect spot to gather with friends, order “tapas mania” (small plates on chef’s whim from C$15–C$60 per person), and choose a bottle or two from Le Cercle’s carefully…
Le Filet
Seafood’s profile gets bumped up another few notches on Montréal’s map with Le Filet, which opened in 2011. Let the menu’s categories of Raw, Warm Tide, Amphibians, and Earthly add an…
Table 10
Emeril Lagasse’s imprint is easy to spot on the menu here, from the subtle Louisiana influences on some dishes to the more obvious inclusions of things like his signature banana cream…
Hash House a Go Go
If you’re going to actually pay for breakfast in town, please don’t do it at a buffet (brunch is another story, though). Your first meal of the day deserves to be a good one. This is…
District Donuts. Sliders. Brew.
The idea sounds like it emerged from a 4am brainstorm after a very long frat party that we hesitated to try it. At the genius frat. The sliders come in cheeseburger, fried chicken,…
Jacques-Imo’s
Speaking of food trucks, the gator-painted pickup in front of Jacques-Imo’s actually has a table set up in its bed, where some lucky couple can dine (they’ll have way more space than…
Frances
With only 37 seats, this tiny neighborhood restaurant with a tiny menu consistently delivers a huge dining experience. Ever since it opened in 2009, Melissa Perello’s baby has remained…
Tetsuya’s
This is one of the world’s best restaurants—it’s that simple. To have a chance of getting a table, you need to book when reservations become available, 4 weeks in advance, and…