Food Is Life

For a restaurant to go from good to one of the best in America, it needs to stand out from the crowd. These restaurants can’t just serve the tastiest dishes - they’ll need to serve the tastiest dishes, in the most amazing settings, with the best attitude, doing it all in a unique way. It’s a tall order.  Travel Magazine’s editorial staff has scoured the country in the search of the best restaurants in 2018, and the restaurants who made our top 10 restaurants in the USA list are all well deserving. These are the ten most delicious and exciting places to eat in the USA.

Coffee is an international beverage, known across the globe as energizing and delicious drink that many people can’t start their day without. Whether you like the odd cup of joe or you drink caffeine like water, you know all about the perky benefits of this beloved liquid. There are numerous cities around the world that specialize in harvesting, sourcing, roasting or serving the perfect cup. So if you love coffee, these are ten places you should visit.

If you enjoy traveling and love eating cheese, you’ve come to the right place. We put together a cheesy list of a dozen places around the world that will satisfy your cravings for both. These spots have either mastered the art of cheese making, or they sell some of the best stuff across the globe, or they invented your favorite variety. Regardless of what makes them a haven for those who adore the dairy product, they should all be on your bucket list when it comes to travel. Let’s cut to the cheese, you should visit these twelve places.

Raleigh, the capital city of North Carolina, is known for its technology and scholarly institutions, history and architecture, and incredible restaurants and bars. The City of Oaks has everything you would look for when heading out for a night on the town. From cocktail lounges to arcade bars, there’s something for everyone. Here are the six best places to grab a drink in Raleigh, as ranked by Travel Magazine.

Dallas is the commercial and cultural hub of Texas. With so many great bars and restaurants in the area, the options for brunch plans are seemingly endless. Whether you’re in the mood for a mimosa, a breakfast taco, or pancakes with maple syrup, there’s something for everyone covering all tastes and budgets. Here are the eight best brunch spots in Dallas.

It’s no secret: America loves its steak. And no matter how many food fads come and go, the steakhouse is ALWAYS there. How lucky we are to live in a country that has more types of steakhouses than you could possibly imagine. From the cavernous Wild West-style establishments to the power-broker-with-a-fat-expense-account clubhouses and even the newer, modernist steakhouses that turn all convictions upside down — there is something for every type of steak eater. When it comes down to it, though, we know that it’s all about the deceptively complex art of a perfectly cooked steak. From ripping-hot broilers to red oak grills, the restaurants on this list are a cut above the rest. In no particular order, these are the 11 most well-done (but shame on you if that’s how you order your meat!) steakhouses in the United States.

WARNING: If you have a weak stomach, this post is not for you.There is an entire world of pungent, shocking and just plain bone-chilling foods out there to sample. And while many of the world’s strangest foods arouse comparisons to the chilled monkey brains in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, national dishes aren’t meant to scare away outsiders. On the contrary, in the world’s esoteric, hidden avenues of gastronomy, native and ethnic groups proudly express themselves through flavor.That’s not to say this list isn’t full of stupefying and sometimes downright distressing fare, but who knows. Maybe after reading this list, you’ll agree — one man’s trash is another man’s treasure.In no particular order, here we go…

If you’re a foodie, you can appreciate a good meal that comes with a large price tag. You know you’re getting what you pay for at restaurants that boast Michelin stars, critically acclaimed chefs, and rave reviews. That being said, some menus are so expensive, they’ll make your jaw drop. That doesn’t mean you won’t want to book a reservation as soon as possible. Here are ten of the world’s most expensive meals.

When you think of culinary destinations, Santa Fe, New Mexico probably isn’t at the top of your list, but it should be.First, let’s get one thing straight. Mexican ≠ New Mexican ≠ Tex Mex. You may think you’ve had a burrito, but you haven’t had a burrito until you’ve had a wet one (we’ll explain later) in “The Land of Enchantment.”Famous for being the oldest capital in the United States, the picturesque high-desert town of Santa Fe offers a melting pot of cultural cuisines. New Mexicans are as passionate about their food (especially their chiles) as they are about their unique history and culture, which give this city its special charm. In Santa Fe, you can take in that history and culture while enjoying its incredible Native American, Spanish, Mexican, red chile, green chile, poblano, and serrano flavors…one plate at a time.Here are our top 10 favorite places in Santa Fe to get the best New Mexican grub.

To some, brunch is just another meal. To others, it’s the most important meal of the day. Especially on weekends and after long nights. Nothing beats waking up late, rolling out of bed, and heading to a fun spot to drink good coffee and eat great food. Here are the seven best brunch spots in Maryland, as ranked by Travel Magazine.