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Travel Guide: Atlanta, GA
Atlanta, Georgia is staying relevant with new attractions. For starters, the Georgia Dome is out and will be replaced with a $1.2 billion dollar open-air stadium slated for 2017-, which could signal another Super Bowl in A-town’s future and maybe even a FIFA World Cup. And Turner Field is also looking at a new home…
The Atlanta You Haven’t Met
Atlanta has long been attracting mobs of tourists at places like World of Coca Cola, Tuner Field, the CNN Center and Centennial Olympic Park. Sure, these spots are worth a stop during your visit but there is more that should mark up your itinerary. Here are three spots not to miss. College Football Hall Of…
Get a Taste of Warm Weather with Modmarket’s New Seasonal Menu
The summer menu has arrived at Modmarket. “This season is all about bright flavors and complex textures. It combines our love of buying local whenever possible, liberal use of superfoods and continuing to create better-for-you food with healthy fats and proteins,” explains Chef Nate Weir, culinary director at Modmarket. “This is one of our most…
Review: Rainraps A Stylish Alternative to a Raincoat or Umbrella
The ultimate summer wardrobe staple is a decent rain coat, but with warmer days ahead you don’t want anything too heavy. That’s where RAINRAPS come in – these lightweight fashion accessories are water-repellent, fast-drying and chic. Not only that, but they’re easy to tote around for sudden weather changes. RAINRAPS come with a travel…
New Denver Restaurant Manager Dishes on Denver Dining Scene Post New York Living
Denver’ Second Home Kitchen & Bar is welcoming big city Brandon Wilson as the new senior restaurant manager. Wilson hails from New York City and talk to us about the Denver dining scene is missing compared to the big apple. And also what he is enjoying most about life in the Mile High City. Plus: Read my…
Review: Second Home Kitchen
Second Home Kitchen + Bar (150 Clayton Lane in Cherry Creek) rolled out a new seasonal menu (see below for highlights) and I couldn’t wait to try it. I had a sneak peek and already knew it was between the Crispy Squash Blossoms (served with haystack mountain green chile jack cheese and spaghetti like zucchini)…
A Spot in California You Haven’t Been To Yet
It’s hard to believe, but I assure you it’s true: there is an undiscovered place in Northern California that is home to 90+ wineries (many of which are organic), Redwood Forests with staggering 300 foot tall trees, plenty of chances for active beach adventure and even a Buddhist Monastery where you can join in or…
Brothel Restaurant Concept Opens in Denver's LoDo
Justin Cucci, owner of popular Denver restaurants Root Down and Linger, recently opened his third concept dining spot in LoDo. Ophelia’s is an upscale gastropub with boudoir-style décor that harkens back to the building’s roots: it once served as a brothel. But today, the 1894 Victorian Airedale building, listed on the National Register of Historical Places, houses a…
Brothel Restaurant Concept Opens in Denver’s LoDo
Justin Cucci, owner of popular Denver restaurants Root Down and Linger, recently opened his third concept dining spot in LoDo. Ophelia’s is an upscale gastropub with boudoir-style décor that harkens back to the building’s roots: it once served as a brothel. But today, the 1894 Victorian Airedale building, listed on the National Register of Historical Places, houses a…
Denver Comic Con 2015 – The Geek Out! is Welcomed and Cool
by Kevin McPeek Memorial Day weekend was home to the ever growing 5th Annual Denver Comic Con, which stands out for its Non-Profit organization, Pop Culture Classroom that uses comic books and other aspects of pop culture to engage kids in literacy and education. A truly unique, detail dense Comic Con from all walks of life (yes,…
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