America's Oldest Italian Restaurant Is In This World-Famous California City
The oldest Italian restaurant in America opened in 1886 and today's menu still features a couple of the original menu items. It has become a go-to in this city.
Read MoreThe oldest Italian restaurant in America opened in 1886 and today's menu still features a couple of the original menu items. It has become a go-to in this city.
Read MoreThe Ranch House in Ojai, California was a particular favorite of American actor Paul Newman, who reserved special praise for its use of fresh, local produce.
Read MoreThe city of New Castle, Pennsylvania has deemed itself the hot dog capital of the world. It's largely thanks to creative entrepreneurship from local immigrants.
Read MoreIf you're a fan of aviation, or just the curious type, it may be worth a trip to Colorado Springs to see this airplane that's been converted into a restaurant.
Read MoreA chow mein sandwich may sound made up, but this is a real and old-school meal from Massachusetts that includes Emeril Lagasse amongst its numerous fans.
Read MoreSure, you might think the Cuban sandwich hails from the island of Cuba, but this meal's complex and diverse history actually starts in Tampa, Florida.
Read MoreStone's Public House is a historic restaurant in Ashland, Massachusetts serving New England and Irish-inspired fare. According to some, it may also be haunted.
Read MoreWest Virginia is known for its pepperoni rolls, but some people mistakenly think this food is illegal to sell. How did this misconception come about?
Read MoreThe West Virginia tavern now known as Foster's Main Street Tavern gained Civil War history when two future presidents dined there in the midst of the war.
Read MoreBern's Steak House is Tampa, Florida, is well known for its stupendous collection of wine. Some locals also allege that the premises might just be haunted, too.
Read MoreDelaware is often ignored, but don't let that stop you from making a culinary trip there for the Delaware Destroyer, a hot dog only available in the state.
Read MoreIf you enjoy Spanish food, you may have already heard of 'nduja and sobrasada. But these two soft sausages are quite similar, so what's the difference?
Read MoreStargazy pie is a local dish in Cornwall, England that's bound to grab attention thanks to its pastry lid pierced by skyward-gazing fish heads.
Read MoreIf you've never considered adding hot dogs to your must-try foodie travel list, it's time to start. Here are 14 you can sample from around the U.S.
Read MoreIn the liminal world of airports, food options are limited. More than anyone else, McDonald's and Chick-fil-A are tied for the most airport locations.
Read MoreIt may not enjoy the same kind of publicity as other types of hot dogs, but the West Virginia-style hot dog uses a unique topping combo that deserves more love.
Read MoreMost barbecue sauces are red, but Alabama white sauce is unique in its color. What makes this Southern staple such an iconic flavor enhancer?
Read MoreCurious about the largest buffet in the United States? Travel to Pennsylvania for one legendary buffet that you won't want to miss.
Read MoreCostco food courts around the world feature all kinds of different menu items. In Japan, this seafood soup commonly served in the U.S. is making waves.
Read MoreThere are some excellent food festivals around the U.S. From California to Maine, New Orleans to Hawaii, here's a top-notch list of festivals you might love.
Read MoreGreenland is a beautiful but largely remote country. Yet, one distant town is home to a popular burger restaurant that regularly brings in new customers.
Read MoreOne popular Mississippi seafood restaurant has managed humble food stand beginnings and multiple hurricanes to become a local culinary institution.
Read MoreOne Minnesota deli is well-known for not just its house-made sausages, but its rich history and other authentic recipes hailing from Eastern Europe.
Read MoreOn first glance, a North Carolina sonker looks similar to a classic American cobbler, but there are some key differences between the two you ought to know.
Read MoreIf you're planning a trip to Spain, set aside some time for one particular food and wine destination that has often been underrecognized by travelers.
Read MoreAn eye-catching restaurant in Arkansas serves guests local-style food from a convincing riverboat-style setting. Here's what to expect when you visit.
Read MoreFor a taste of midcentury Polynesian-inspired drinks and decor, you may wish to head to a surprising little spot nestled in the city of Denver, Colorado.
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