We Utahns love Mexican food, and there are tons of Mexican restaurants across the state. The burrito is so diverse — some are wrapped like sandwiches for easy eating, others are smothered in amazing sauces and served up with loads of cheese. Regardless of how you like your burritos, you’ll find some seriously delicious offerings in Utah. Here are just a few restaurants that offer amazing burritos. Beto’s, Multiple Locations Sandra W....
What better way to end a day in paradise than to view the most magical sunsets in the world? Here are 20 sunset photographs to prove that this state is a stunning, gorgeous place, and we should be lucky to call Hawaii home. “The Last Sunset” by James Walsh James Walsh/Flickr The silhouette of the palm trees against this vibrant sunset is stunning. “Sunset at Pipeline” by Eli Duke Eli Duke/Flickr The clouds look quite magical in this sunset shot taken on Oahu’s North Shore....
What makes a great neighborhood restaurant? More than simply a place to eat, a neighborhood restaurant is a feeling. There’s a palpable sense of pride in ownership. You’ll probably even spot the owner greeting a few regulars. Neighborhood restaurants aren’t just “in” a given neighborhood, they’re part of the fabric of the neighborhood. Of course, the neighborhood won’t keep coming back if the food isn’t any good. The food at these neighborhood restaurants is so amazing, out-of-towners will be tempted to check out the local real estate as soon as the check is paid....
Some might think that there’s not a lot of options in small towns, or that the food might not be up to par with the usual city eateries, however, that’s definitely not true! As a matter of fact, all seven of these family kitchens are serving home-style cuisine to die for. No doubt you should add them all to your Kansas restaurant bucket lists. Otherwise, you might be missing out on a new favorite!...
When it comes to history, you’d be hard pressed to find a group more savvy than Virginians. It’s engrained in us from an early age, whether through history classes or field trips. But there are some other stories that won’t be found in history books, and they might just surprise you. Here are 8 incredible, lesser-known facts from Virginia’s history: Virginia is the site of the First Thanksgiving; not Plymouth. Jimmy Emerson, DVM/flickr While the Plymouth Thanksgiving took place in 1621, the “very first” Thanksgiving happened two years earlier in December of 1619....
If you want to head out to eat with little planning, you don’t want to wait in line for hours or make a reservation in advance. Thankfully, these wonderfully delicious restaurants have got you covered. Step into one of these local spots for a great meal and little, if any, wait. Mekong Bistro Mekong Bistro / Facebook Mekong Bistro / Facebook In NE Portland, this Cambodian restaurant is top notch. Open until midnight daily and 2 am on Saturday, not only can you walk in an get a seat, but you can also have a great late night meal here....
If you’re an Alaskan, and you’re traveling around the lower 48, then you are bound to get countless looks of surprise when you inform people that you’re from Alaska. They often want to hear a little bit more about the “last frontier” and, oddly enough, a lot of the questions you hear are generally the same. Here is a list of common assumptions and questions outsiders tend to have about Alaska....
Ready to get excited for better weather and travel season? (Hello, spring break!) While there’s plenty to do here in the Sunflower state, you can’t just keep waiting for the State Fair or visiting Cowtown in Wichita (or Dodge City.) Here’s a list of our top nine epic things to do in Kansas that you might not think of. You could gaze at some of Kansas’ waterfalls JLDMphoto/Flickr Hey, when I say we’ve got waterfalls, I might not mean the huge ones there are in other states, but in a lot of ways ours are better....
Buffalo is typically a bit behind on the latest trends. Whether we like it or not, the rest of the country is usually a small step ahead of us in terms of trends and fads. But if there is one thing we are ahead of the curve on, it’s our knowledge of perfect food pairings. Here are nine strange (to outsiders) food combinations you’ll love if your tastebuds have been cultured in the Queen City:...
Hiking is one of the best activities to do when looking to enjoy nature. You not only get to be outdoors but you get to explore places not accessible by bicycles or motor vehicles. Before the weather gets too hot this summer, we found 9 trails you must try if you love the great outdoors. So if you’re ready to explore Oklahoma’s diverse terrain, grab your water, hiking boots and compass (or iphone) and check out these fun trails in the Sooner State....
While modern-day life in Michigan doesn’t have many similarities to “Game Of Thrones,” it does maintain a few glorious homages to the medieval era. One such tribute can be found at the stunning Curwood Castle, a hidden gem in the Great Lakes State that feels like something out of a storybook. Google Maps Tucked away in the town of Owosso, Curwood Castle is a charming structure that draws in hundreds of visitors each year....
Louisiana isn’t always seen as number one in very many things. Sometimes, it seems like we are only the worst in things—such as most obese, least educated, etc. But the truth is, despite some difficult years, Louisiana has a lot to celebrate. Louisiana is ranked number one in quite a few amazing things, making for a truly special state. Here they are: Number One State in Annual ACT Gain flickr.com/photos/philia17/ While educational quality is still somewhat controversial in the state, Louisiana was ranked most improved in ACT scores in the year 2015 by the ACT on their report, “Condition of College & Career Readiness”....
To put it simply, the Mattress Factory in Pittsburgh is a contemporary art museum, but really it is so much more than just that. The museum strives to support and work with living artists who have big ideas – ideas that at first might not seem possible to achieve. As a visitor to the Mattress Factory, you will wonder how some of its art came to exist – both as an idea, and in reality....
It’s nice that we can experience food from other countries right here in America. However, good authentic Mexican food can be hard to find. Authentic Mexican food consists of a mix of a careful blend of flavor, color, and texture. The presentation is just as important as the taste. Wyoming is lucky to have some good options when it comes to authentic Mexican food. Here are some Mexican restaurants you need to check out if you haven’t already....
South Carolina is a vacationer’s paradise. We really do have it all with gorgeous mountain ranges and stunning coastlines that people (including natives) flock to in droves. But sometimes it seems the big budget cities get all the love, when there are so many smaller cities and towns in the Palmetto State that are perfect spots to visit or take a vacation. The most overlooked city in South Carolina is nestled between two of the state’s most popular vacation destinations....
There are so many things to see and visit in the Sooner State. From beautiful scenery to world-class museums, Oklahoma is full of interesting and beautiful places to visit. Take time out of your busy schedule to see these gems in Oklahoma. Here is a bucket list of 28 things you must experience in Oklahoma: Drive the Talimena National Scenic Byway and enjoy the beautiful scenery. Facebook/TalimenaNationalScenicByway Visit the Oklahoma City Museum of Art and take a picture of the Chihuly glass....
It’s no secret that Northwest Arkansas is an area experiencing a lot of growth. With growth comes opportunities, and all those freshly employed people need things to do, don’t they? A few museums to visit, maybe? Some really cool places to eat? Well, that kind of growth is exactly what’s happening in Bentonville. This little city of about 40,167 is on the rise, and people are noticing. Bentonville has been named an up-and-coming city for business by Business Insider and an up-and-coming city for tourism by the Huffington Post....
It is no secret that the entire state of Rhode Island buzzes with history. From participating in major colonial era events to being home to the Industrial Revolution, so many monumental things have occurred the in state. The smallest state has likewise been one of the most revolutionary in its efforts towards religious freedom. Little Rhody is even home to the nation’s first synagogue known as Touro Synagogue! Flickr/Jimmy Emerson, DVM Touro Synagogue’s history is as magnificent as its beautiful building....
When Morris Sheppard proclaimed, “There is as much chance of repealing the eighteenth amendment as there is for a hummingbird to fly to the planet Mars with the Washington Monument tied to its tail!” in 1930, he clearly had something wrong. When Prohibition ended, speakeasies gave way to rowdy bars, and the country has never looked back. Now, the trend towards upscale venues with complicated drink menus has led to the opening of some exclusive watering holes – in fact, they’ve almost come back to being speakeasies....
If you’ve ever stopped by the Sandhills Farmers Market off Clemson Road in Columbia then it’s possible you’ve heard of the Carolina Children’s Garden. It’s also possible that without a second thought you’ve driven right by the directional sign that merely says “Children’s Garden.” If so, then little did you know this amazing unique park/garden in South Carolina even existed. Flickr/Gemma Billings The Sandhills Farmers Market is a local weekly community resource in Columbia....
