But that doesn’t mean it’s been preserved in amber, with no trendy hot spots worth exploring. Here are the best new shops and restaurants in Old Town—and the rest of Alexandria. Photograph courtesy of ...

So, without further ado, here are the 10 restaurants I recommend the most often to out-of-town guests. Feel free to steal my ideas. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle.

Here’s a guide to some of the best restaurants to celebrate Christmas in Cape Town this year. Keen for a Christmas with a view? With panoramic views of Cape Town’s skyline, this popular rooftop ...

Matthew Kang is the Lead Editor of Eater LA. He has covered dining, restaurants, food culture, and nightlife in Los Angeles ...

Here are the best places to see, galleries to meander, restaurants to frequent and the ideal time to visit. The cable car that takes people to the top of Table Mountain, Cape Town. It’s peak ...

If you're back in town for the holidays ... And if you find it's not your speed, there are breweries, bars, restaurants and a distillery just a few steps away. Angelinas opened at the corner ...

This new restaurant in Ankeny pays homage to street food culture and Singapore's iconic hawker centers, where people gather ...

Benidorm, known as "Blackpool in the sun", boasts fabulous nightlife, beach activities, restaurants catering for Spanish and English tastes, as well as a rustic Old Town. If you're looking for a ...

Beck says the New Town piece took about a week to produce, over the course of several late nights. "I moved to the neighbourhood in 2010 and this was the first place I went to eat when I signed ...

Cantina Nino Negri is one of the many Bormio restaurants serving hyper-local ... hardy bunch who have fiercely defended the town’s independence over the centuries. Photograph by Enrico Pozzi ...

Today, the winding 101 takes wine drinkers, weekend getaway-seekers, and locals from town to town to make stops ... from the packed Santa Barbara restaurants to the inland communities of San ...

For dinner, it seemed fitting to sample the product that, above all others, put the town on the map. Uruguayans eat more beef than anyone else in the world – around 56kg per person a year ...