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Where to Eat at New York City’s Transit Hubs

Posted by Ashley Day

There are many ways to get to the tiny island of Manhattan, and no matter your entry point, The Daily Meal has mapped out your meal plan. Whether you're traveling by plane, train, boat, or bus,... read more

Best Kosher Sushi Restaurants in Jerusalem, Israel

Posted by Yeah Thats Kosher, Special Contributor

Once you’ve had your fill of falafel and schwarma on the streets of Jerusalem, you’ll be happy to know that there is more variety to be had in Israel’s capital. Over the past couple... read more

3 Things Not to Miss in Prague

Posted by Leah Walker, Special Contributor

I normally research a place to death prior to visiting, but I made it a point not to do that with Prague. In fact, I pretty much went into it blindly. Of course, there were a few things I already... read more

Brunch for the Broke: Nodding Head

Posted by snwalters

Nodding Head Brewery and Restaurant in Philadelphia

We’ve all been here before: it's the end of the week and you're out of money until pay day. You're broke, you're hungry, and as much as you would love to channel your inner... read more

Guide to Newtown Pennsylvania Dutch Farmers’ Market

Posted by Cameron Simcik, Special Contributor

One of the most notable aspects about Philadelphia is its rich variety of cuisines, from traditional Philly cheesesteaks to haute hoagies and everything in between. But if you want to get a truly... read more

San Francisco Day Trip: Healdsburg

Posted by Kat Ernst

Roughly an hour-and-a-half from San Francisco lies Healdsburg, considered by many to be the crown jewel of Sonoma County. With small town charm and big city amenities, the community is home to 11,000... read more

Seattle Day Trip: Bainbridge Island's Hidden Hitchcock

Posted by Erina Malarkey

Seattle, like most major cities, has a constantly changing food scene. New restaurants come and go; a chef that is the talk of the town one day becomes passé the next. There’s nothing... read more

Carry-On Cuisine: Thanksgiving Foods You Can Take on the Plane

Posted by Lauren Mack, Special Contributor

Thanksgiving, traditionally one of the busiest travel periods of the year (a recent travel survey of 1,925 Americans by Internet coupon code website CouponCodes4U found that 61 percent of Americans... read more