Decked out like a 1970’s diner, The Waffle (breakfast for two $25) serves breakfast all day and past midnight. What to order? Red-velvet waffles with cream-cheese frosting and a soul-food version prepared with jalapeños and fried chicken.
Slaw Do...
California
Tips and Articles in California
By Adrien Glover, with Jennifer Flowers, John Newton, and Tracy Ziemer
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Blame it on the intoxicating salt air. Or the way the light bounces as the sun sets. Or the pure pleasure of digging into...
The stereotype of the surly Parisian maître d’ may be losing currency nowadays, but for the determined efforts of one man: Philippe Pinoteau, owner of Le Baratin, a bar à vin/bistro in the 20th Arrondissement. A skilled sommelier and manager, Pin...
“Outside of New York, L.A. is the place I spend the most time. We shot a whole season of The Apprentice there a few years ago, which was a lot of fun for all of us. Between the success of the show, my business ventures, and the Trump National Golf...
Fairmont
@FairmontHotelsExpect real-time property news, customized hotel packages based on Twitter follower feedback, prizes (“mini-bar” baskets), and free rooms.
Recent Tweet: A giveaway of a night in the John Lennon and Yoko Ono Suite at Montr...
With hotel occupancy rates on the rebound, are last-minute bookings still a bargain? To find out, we reserved a standard room for one night at hotels in five U.S. cities two days, one week, and three months in advance. Across the board, one week o...
Number of New Hotel Rooms
Las Vegas: 7,010
Orlando: 5,223
Houston: 5,145
San Antonio: 4,032
New York City: 3,920
Washington, D.C.: 3,082
Dallas: 2,936
Los Angeles: 2,929
Phoenix: 2,436
Atlanta: 2,154
* Figures from February 2009 to Fe...
The only true requirement of a great hotel is that it have a decent bar somewhere on the premises. They could leave out the front desk, room service, even the beds; surely we’d all find spots at the bar to keep us safe and warm until morning.
Reg...
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New York City: Haus Interior
Head
to the back of this cozy Nolita boutique and you’ll spot German designer Nina
Freudenberger creating eclectic interiors for stylish Manhattanites. The shop’s
vibe—streamlined Scandinavian chalet meets European...
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