Restaurants
The South of France is my favorite place in the world. A small restaurant on a stretch of beach known as Plage Keller, provided an almost perfect wow moment.
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The Allison Inn and Spa sits on a hillside surrounded by vineyards in Oregon’s Willamette Valley, offering an escape into the heart of Oregon’s wine culture.
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Get to know the diversity and history of St. Augustine, Florida, while appreciating the modern cuisine, by taking one of the food tours offered by City Walks.
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Staying at Shorebreak Hotel, on the Pacific Coast Highway overlooking the ocean and the Huntington Beach, California pier is like living the American Dream.
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Four Seasons Resort Scottsdale is in the far northern part of Scottsdale, in the shadow of Pinnacle Peak. The resort is a place of peace and tranquility.
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In the panoramic desert in North Scottsdale, the AAA Five Diamond Fairmont Scottsdale Princess has been a favorite in Arizona since it was built in 1987.
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One of my favorite places to eat in Arizona is at deseo at Westin Kierland in Scottsdale.
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I’m not always a hamburger fan. It takes something special to win me over. Like truffles. Not only did Bourbon Steak, located at Fairmont Scottsdale Princess, win me over, it combined truffles and burger to create a great wow moment.
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Dinner at Marssa Restaurant at Loews Lake Las Vegas Resort will provide an exceptional culinary experience. There’s no better way to start your dinner at this renowned sushi restaurant than with the trademark tuna tartar cocktail served over dry ice, Midori liqueur and fresh onion roulade. Not only is this an intriguing dish to look at, it offers a taste that can’t be rivaled.
Rawhide Western Town and Steakhouse has long held a presence in the Phoenix area, but today it embraces its location on the Gila River Indian Community as the “new Rawhide”. Although the menu at Rawhide still caters to hungry cowboys and cowgirls visiting from around the globe, it now goes beyond that under the guidance of consulting chef Michael Cairns and Executive Chef Jon Anderson. The chefs use many indigenous ingredients to pay homage to all who shaped the history of the area Rawhide calls home.
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