St. Elmo Steak House :: Indianapolis

Offering great food and great service in the same location since 1902, the St. Elmo Steak House in Indianapolis, Indiana is an awesome way to entertain out of town guests, good friends, or that special date. “Naptowners” (colloquialism for Indianapolis natives) have been flocking here religiously for the fantastic atmosphere and delicious steaks since Joe Stahr first opened the doors to what was originally a small “Good Ol’Boys Club” kind of bar. It has since expanded considerably offering both a traditional dining experience along with several private dining options. Along with their hearty fare, St. Elmo’s also has Read more

B.E.D. :: Miami Beach

In the middle of South Beach’s hot nightlife district, you will find a distinctive and relaxing retreat called B.E.D. This sophisticated, secluded restaurant and lounge boasts large mattresses and mountains of pillows as its designated seating areas. This provides guests not only with a perfect setting for a decadent meal, but also the luxury of seclusion at the pull of a drape. Recently Read more

Icebar :: Orlando, Florida

In Orlando, Florida you can find a 1,375-square-foot, year-round winter wonderland in the form of an ice cold bar. Set at a cool 27 degrees and constructed out of 50 tons of ice from 15,000 gallons of recycled water in Orlando’s I-Drive district, Icebar Orlando serves up ice cold cocktails in a frozen environment decorated with ice sculptures. Your 45 minute ice party starts with a thermal parka and gloves and leads to a frozen glass Read more

Superdawg :: Chicago, Illinois

May 1948 saw the birth of a Chicago icon. The brainchild of Maurice (Maurie) and Florence (Flaurie) Berman, Superdawg was opened at the intersection of Milwaukee Avenue, Devon Avenue and Nagle Avenue in Chicago and has been drawing rave reviews and large crowds of diners ever since. Though you can’t get a signature Superdawg and a drink for 32¢ any more, you can still Read more

Cackle & Oink BBQ :: Texas

Many states claim to be the home of the distinctly American barbecue dinner. But most of that competition ends when the combatants walk into Cackle and Oink Barbecue in Sherman, Texas. Championship award winning barbecue chef Aaron Vogel has taken the very best of all of America’s barbecue traditions and combined them into a gloriously mouth watering and stomach filling little piece of heaven. Read more

Tavern on the Green :: Manhattan

If there is a place where you would like to have your fill while at Central Park, it has got to be at the world renowned restaurant – Tavern on the Green. This famous Upper West Side, New York City, restaurant draws in large crowds thanks to its delicious cuisine, fabulous location and excellent service. With over half a million visitors a year, Tavern on the Green is the self-described “highest-grossing independently owned restaurant in the United States”. Read more

Linger Lodge Restaurant :: Florida

On the west coast of the Sunshine State, nestled in the mangroves with the animals it serves, is the Linger Lodge Restaurant. Probably the most bizarre eatery in the United States; Linger Lodge Restaurant in Bradenton, Florida was originally just a woodsy camp site perched on the Braden River. Read more

City Space Bar and Lounge :: Moscow

Rated one of the top ten bars in the world by Bartender’s Guide and WorldsBestBars.com, City Space Bar and Lounge in Moscow, Russia is the ultimate in chic night spots. Located on the 34th floor of the Swissotel Krasnye Holmy, its distinctive bowl shaped construction and floor to ceiling windows afford a dramatic 365 degree view of Moscow. Read more

Ye Olde Kings Head :: Santa Monica

British ex-pats and wannabe Brits have found a home away from home at Ye Olde Kings Head in Santa Monica, California. Serving some of the best beers in town and offering up truly authentic British cuisine, Kings Head is a great little bar for those looking to relax with a pint and enjoy some down home cooking. Read more

San Antonio River Walk :: Texas

Deep in the heart of Texas, steps away from the infamous Alamo, and 20 feet down from the street; along the San Antonio River sits Paseo del Rio, better known to most as San Antonio River Walk. Paved with beautiful cobblestone walkways, fantastic bridges, and remarkable architecture, San Antonio River Walk is the one nightlife hot spot that is actually fun for the whole family. Read more

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