It’s not every day that you can grab a delicious meal in a restaurant that also boasts a 33,500-gallon aquarium in the dining room. Yet, at RumFish Grill in St. Petersburg, you can do just that. This delightful seafood spot has really nailed the decor, so much so that people travel from all over to dine with the fishes. You’re going to fall in love with this imaginative aquarium restaurant in Florida....
Have you been feverishly searching online for a “discount fabric outlet near me?” Perhaps you’re desperately in need of inspiration? Or you’re inspired but need to stock up on all of the materials for your next crafting project? Whatever the reason, get ready for an unparalleled adventure at this Pennsylvania fabric outlet that’s brimming with everything from fabric and notions to trim and zippers. Carve out plenty of time to spend at Zinck’s Fabric Outlet in Goodville, housed in a massive 22,000 square foot warehouse....
Calling all comfort food fanatics! When you’re craving old-fashioned cookin’ like grandma used to make, you should consider heading to the following humble restaurant in Maryland. This underrated spot is so old-fashioned, it doesn’t even have a website OR social media presence. But that’s okay, because the food and cozy atmosphere speak for themselves. Read on, and keep this place in mind for gravy-smothered meals, and more! Dixie Diner is located at 4 North Main Street in Smithsburg, Maryland....
If you’re a regular reader of Only In Your State, you probably already know that Indiana is a beautiful, underrated place with plentiful hidden gems, natural and man-made, like hidden waterfalls, spooky abandoned places, and so much more. But, did you know that Indiana has a secret superpower? It does, and that superpower is wine. The Hoosier State is located in the perfect region for wineries, and there are many that take advantage of this....
Have you ever spent the night at a Louisiana state park? If you haven’t yet, you are in for a treat. Not only are they a great way to get away from it all for a few days, but they allow you to be immersed in our beautiful Louisiana landscape. These floating cabins on Bayou Segnette are the perfect weekend retreat, just what you need for a relaxing weekend of peace and quiet....
Any time’s a great time to pack up the family and hit the highway on an unforgettable road trip through Missouri. Today’s dinosaur-themed road trip won’t take you too far. Travel time is just over two hours, so you don’t have to worry about shelling out too much gas money. However, you’ll still visit some of the best dinosaur-themed attractions in the state, culminating at an amazing resort that’s all about – you guessed it – dinosaurs....
When you’re eating out in Wisconsin, it’s always a good idea to save room for something sweet. In one Madison area restaurant, you’ll want to save a lot of room. Hubbard Avenue Diner is a welcoming dining spot that’s perfect for breakfast, lunch and dinner, but no matter what time of day you’ll want to browse the expansive case of cakes, pies and other sweets. It’s absolutely loaded with the best dessert in Wisconsin....
Exploring Rhode Island, especially when we’re hiking, usually means discovering places we’ve never seen before or running across unexpected hidden gems. Kayaking in Rhode Island, on the other hand, often allows us to view the landscape from a whole new viewpoint. That’s just what you’ll enjoy when you kayak along the Providence River. A stroll along the Providence River Walk is always bucket list-worthy. However, when you want to admire the river walk and the skyline from a different perspective, slip into a kayak....
Sometimes small restaurants do not get the attention they deserve. They can be easily overlooked and passed by. That’s not the case with La Boca in Santa Fe. While certainly a tiny restaurant in New Mexico, this place to eat has established a name for itself and people will drive from all over just to take a bite of its food. La Boca is an award-winning restaurant located on Marcy Street in Santa Fe....
The Finger Lakes Region is known for its lakes, first and foremost, but it is also an area that is well known for its many wineries. Thanks to the many miles of shoreline along these lakes, it’s no surprise that there are quite a few wineries with beautiful waterfront views in this region. One special winery that you might consider visiting during a visit to central New York is Lakeshore Winery on Cayuga Lake....
Hotels have their time and place, but sometimes it’s fun to stay in more out-of-the-box accommodations — especially if you’re traveling with someone special or your family. Luckily, Washington is the perfect state to explore for such occasions. Here, you can sleep inside a cave and a hobbit house, just to name a few. But if you happen to be heading to the Mt. Rainier National Park area, you can’t go wrong with booking a stay at the Little Red Caboose on VRBO....
Wildflowers add bursts of vibrant color to the landscape during Missouri’s warmer months. While we can usually admire the colorful flowers in all corners of the state, we can never go wrong with setting off on a scenic hike for an up-close view. This Wildflower Trail in Missouri meanders through a unique setting that’s dotted with wildflowers. Once you hike it, you might add it to your list of favorite trails in Missouri....
Over in Laurens County, South Carolina, there’s a tiny town (population: about 500) with a restaurant dedicated to all things pertaining to “The Andy Griffith Show.” And while Cross Hill may actually not be the real Mayberry, it sure feels like it when you visit the Mayberry Diner. Located on SC-72 and a mere 20 miles from the Clinton exit of Interstate 26, Cross Hill is a blip on the map — but the nostalgic reminders of yesteryear found at the Mayberry Diner are worthy of a small detour the next time you’re in the area....
Charming small towns abound in West Virginia, as do interesting town names. Many of our Mountain State communities are named for people: Morgantown for the Morgan Morgan family, Lewisburg for the Andrew Lewis family. Charles Town is named for George Washington’s brother Charles; Charleston is named for that city’s founder’s father Charles. And so it goes. But one small community on West Virginia’s eastern border is named for a princess: the fictional Indian princess Minnehaha....
Flanked by the Bighorn Mountains, Sheridan is a small town with a big history. In the 1800s, there were several battles in the area between U.S. Cavalry and the Sioux, Cheyenne, Arapaho, Shoshone, and Crow Indian tribes. A trapper established residence in a cabin on Big Goose Creek in 1878, and within four years the land was platted. Sheridan boomed, as farmers, miners, and those seeking a better life all flocked to this little town....
Because how Florida is so wonderfully shaped, there are quite a few scenic drives that you can take to give you some epic ocean or Gulf views. Take driving down A1A as one of the best examples. But we have another scenic drive, perhaps not quite as lengthy as A1A, that will be a nice little refresher along the coastal bluffs of Pensacola. Drive along Escambia Bay overlooking the beautiful scenery of the north when you drive the Pensacola Scenic Bluffs Highway in Florida....
Do you have a serious sweet tooth? If so, you’ve undoubtedly explored some of the unique bakeries and ice cream parlors throughout Michigan. While traditional sweet shops certainly have their perks, we’re keen on more unique options – particularly when it comes to out-of-this-world milkshakes. One spectacular bakery and milkshake bar in Michigan will blow your mind and keep your taste buds smiling. Read on for all the delicious details....
There’s a lot to do and see when you visit the small town of Harpers Ferry in West Virginia. While this historical town played a role in the American Civil War, it currently has a population of approximately 300 residents. Based on its history and location, Harpers Ferry is an ideal destination for spending the day exploring. There are also a few landmarks and roadside attractions worth visiting if you’re just passing through, too....
(Editor’s Note: Unfortunately, Granite Gorge is permanently closed.) There are a lot of great reasons to be in New Hampshire throughout the year. From visiting our little coastline during the summer to exploring the green trees and high summits….well, just about any time. But when we really shine is during the winter. Between skiing and all the other things that are possible each winter, there’s never a dull moment if you’re the type that looks for adventure....
When you think of trolleys and streetcars, which places come to mind? San Francisco? Maybe New Orleans? If you didn’t answer with Denver, you are missing out on a Mile High City gem, as this nostalgic trolley just reopened in time for summer (and you are going to want to book your ride ASAP): All aboard the historic Denver Trolley! Denver Trolley Facebook Originally called the Platte Valley Trolley, the Denver Trolley included 250 miles of city tracks and 40 miles of high-speed interurbans that spanned from Boulder to Denver to Golden, serving thousands of visitors until its closure in 1950....
