Many know the Atlanta area as the corporate home of Coca-Cola, the birthplace of Martin Luther King Jr., or the host of the 1996 Olympic Games. But what many don’t know, is that there are many small neighborhoods tucked around Downtown and Midtown Atlanta, all with phenomenal local places to eat.  Atlanta is known for some of the best restaurants in the country, … [Read more...]

St. Augustine, America’s oldest city, exudes charm and genteel Southern grace. It’s almost as if this magnificent city-by-the-sea, with its brick-paved walkways and coquina-shelled buildings, has been untouched by time. Everything here seems to reflect its fascinating Spanish heritage and Old-World allure.  While history definitely attracts visitors to this cultural … [Read more...]

There is a vibrant food scene happening now in Vancouver, WA restaurants. Yes, there is another Vancouver and it is in the U.S. Many don’t know any other Vancouver than the Canadian city with the same name.  With the opening of the new waterfront, Vancouver, WA has become a destination of its own- out of the shadow of the larger city across the Columbia River. The … [Read more...]

Helen, Georgia is a tiny town nestled into the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Georgia. Yet, this Bavarian-themed hamlet of less than 500 people attracts almost 2 million visitors each year to its incredible natural tranquility, wide number of outdoor recreational possibilities, Native American and Georgia state history sites, Appalachian crafts, quaint shops, … [Read more...]

Mention Sedona, Arizona and the first thing that comes to mind probably isn’t food. You’re more likely to picture epic red rock formations, scenic hiking trails, and maybe those pink jeeps that drive around town. However, the restaurant scene in Sedona has expanded over the past few decades. Visitors can enjoy a variety of dining options from donuts to vegan to upscale seafood … [Read more...]