New York City, NY

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The Infatuation

D92 is a Korean BBQ spot in Decatur that's great when you want to eat a lot of meat.

D92 Korean BBQ

New York State

The East Coast chain is known for its crab and lobster rolls—and the seafood is high quality.

Luke's Lobster

Aventura, FL

This Aventura Israeli restaurant is one of your best options near the Aventura Mall, and their hummus is great.

Abbalé Telavivian Kitchen Aventura

San Francisco, CA

Sichuan dry pot, Japanese shabu-shabu, and AYCE spots await.

The 10 Best Hot Pot Restaurants In SF

Marietta, NY

Head to this taco spot in Uptown for a margarita.

El Gordo

Manhattan, NY

There are about 100 Italian restaurants in the West Village and Greenwich Village. This one stands out.

Da Toscano

Austin, TX

Whether you’re new to Austin or a lifelong resident, you’ve heard of Dirty Sixth Street, loosely defined as the area anchored between Congress Avenue and I-35. It’s Austin’s answer to Bourbon Street, South Beach, or any other district famous for partying and future hangovers. This is one of the most popular streets to hit if you’re visiting Austin, or if you’re in your early 20s (or just wish you were). Hidden among the mechanical bulls, the flaming Dr Pepper shots, and the bouncers begging you to come in for $3 wells are a few spots worth going out of your way for. Here are the Dirty Sixth Street bars we actually endorse.

The Least Awful Bars On Dirty Sixth Street

Los Angeles, CA

Open Friday through Sunday from 8am-2:30pm, the window to experience this tiny Burbank bakery counter is small. So plan ahead, because the baked goods coming out of Lou, The French On The Block are very much worth working into your weekend schedule. The menu features various fruit-filled tartelettes and savory quiches, but the pinnacle of Lou’s talent lies in its plain croissant. Not only does the lamination look like a million bucks, the crunchy, flaky crust pulls apart to reveal an equally fluffy, buttery interior. It’s no mystery why we ranked it one of the best in the city.

Lou, The French On The Block

Seattle, WA

The world is split into two groups—dessert people and everyone else. Those who covet something sweet after a big meal and those who already have one foot out the door before the server even suggests such a thing. Though dessert people may seek out many of the city's best bakeries and scoop shops, there are plenty of sit-down restaurants in Seattle that are wizards with the sucrose. Here’s where even non-dessert people will suddenly develop a sweet tooth—how convenient. Best to order two just to be safe.

​​Restaurants Where You'll Really Want To Save Room For Dessert

Bombastic Cafe is a great coffee shop in Lakeview that roasts their own beans and is open late.

Bombastic Cafe

Los Angeles County, CA

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[Note: Unless otherwise indicated, the commentary and quotes in this article are from the author's interview with those mentioned.]. Elizabeth Montgomery was one of the most popular actors from the 1950s to her unfortunate passing from cancer in 1995. Before, during, and after her benchmark Emmy-nominated role as twitch-witch Samantha Stephens on TV's Bewitched (ABC, 1964-1972), Montgomery made over 200 additional appearances in other weekly shows, TV-movies, and feature films.

'Bewitched' Star Elizabeth Montgomery Received Death Threats for Protesting the Vietnam War

Philadelphia, PA

The karaoke bars to unleash your inner Rihanna and grab some drinks.

The Best Karaoke Bars In Philadelphia

Edmonds, WA

The Edmonds-based restaurant runs the kitchen at the Seattle Art Museum's cafeteria with decent seafood dishes.

Market

If you’ve glanced at a wine list in San Francisco recently, you’ve probably noticed that natural wine is, um, everywhere. Pét-nat this, glou glou that—we love to sip on an unfiltered chillable red as much as the next person, but sometimes you just want to escape all of that and get as far away from the words “skin contact” as possible. You might find the occasional organic orange pour at these “unnatural” spots, but for the most part, they serve conventional bottles. No sediment allowed.

10 Great Not-Natural Wine Bars In SF

New Wave Cafe is a gastropub in Queen Village where you can catch a game and try one of 20 beers on draft.

New Wave Cafe

Come to San Francisco Wine & Cheese in Hayes Valley to snag a bottle to go, or stay a while on their hidden back patio with great sandwiches and charcuterie.

San Francisco Wine & Cheese

For Indian street food and late-night snacks head to Chatpata By Kanishka in a Redmond strip mall.

The Brewed

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