The travel newsletter for food people. Expert recommendations and city guides to the best places to eat and drink in America. Publishing every Friday.
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Ricky's Nails the Neighborhood Bar
Ricky’s is a new neighborhood bar in Knoxville, Tennessee. (Photo: Kenney Marlatt)
Welcome to the weekend!
We recently shared our favorite places to eat and drink in Knoxville, Tennessee, and one spot we visited (multiple times!) was Rick...
A Guide to Midwestern Burgers
The olive burger at Miner-Dunn in Highland, Indiana. (Photo: Kenney Marlatt)
Welcome to the weekend!
You probably know by now that we love burgers at American Weekender. And while burgers are enjoyable any time of year, summer is truly bu...
Bar Crawl: San Francisco’s Classic Bars
A Beat hangout, an iconic beer bar, an elegant cocktail spot, a late-night favorite, and more places to soak in The City's character.
Welcome to the weekend!
The Most Famous Shrimp Cocktail in the World
St. Elmo Shrimp Cocktail orders in the pass. (Photo: Kenney Marlatt)
Welcome to the weekend!
Last week, we shared all our favorite places in Indianapolis, and today we’re digging deeper into one of Indy’s signature dishes: the shrimp cock...
Weekend Getaway: Indianapolis, Indiana
We head to the Hoosier capital for a weekend packed with great eats, including terrific pastries, tacos, cocktails, and much more.
Welcome to the weekend!
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For everyone who shares a love of good food, cold drinks, and the great American road trip.
Travel, food, and cocktail writer for Condé Nast Traveler, Punch, and other publications. Dining editor at Chicago magazine. Loves martinis and oysters.
Chicago-based journalist. Enjoys travel, good food and cocktails. \ud83c\udf54 Midwest born \ud83e\udd80 East Coast bred \ud83e\udd43 Southern soul \ud83c\udf34 Pacific heart
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