This family-owned restaurant, where breakfast, lunch and dinner are served 24 hours a day, has been in operation since the '40s. Don't miss their incredible panadería (bakery). En savoir plus .
The display of machinery, seeds and equipment shows that farmers still run the show. The fair books surprisingly big-name musical performers. En savoir plus .
In a city renowned for barbecue, Oklahoma Joe's stands out. Order anything from pork to brisket to chicken. En savoir plus .
This classic roadside BBQ joint serves meat smoky and tender. Choose from beef brisket, ribs, pork shoulders or even goat. En savoir plus .
Reading Lewis and Clark’s diaries gave Chef Mitch Omer the idea for mahnomin porridge: a Cree Indian dish based on native wild rice flavored with cream, hazelnuts, berries and maple syrup. En savoir plus .
Hansen's Sno-Bliz is cool and soothing. Flavored syrups are added in layers, so you taste them all the way to the bottom of the cup. Live large and top it off with a rich layer of condensed milk. En savoir plus .
Mueller's brisket is really flavorful. The smoke-tinged walls in this former school gym provide a peeled-paint backdrop for the gold standard of Texas barbecue. En savoir plus .
Artists’ works are featured throughout DFW, including a sculpture garden outside Terminal D. Also: a kids’ play area, free wifi and inMotion store, where you can rent DVDs for your flight. En savoir plus .
The world's largest truck stop has everything from a movie theater to a trucking museum to the Dog-O-Mat dog wash. En savoir plus .
This family-run operation in the Texas Hill Country, about an hour northwest of Austin, takes visitors through giant old-growth cypress with views of streams and limestone walls. En savoir plus .
Originally the Fillmore County jail, courthouse and sheriff's home from 1869 to 1971, the B&B now sports guestrooms with names like Drunk Tank, Detention Room and the Cell Block Suite. En savoir plus .
This B&B in northwest Kansas incorporates the original Bank of Oberlin, built in 1886. Spacious suites now occupy the classic brick structure and an adjacent building. En savoir plus .
"Themes and floats that are politically charged, a little risqué and accompanied by the best marching bands in NOLA," says Jeralyn Gerba, senior features editor at dailycandy.com. En savoir plus .
The rare, anise-tinged apple flourishes in this 88-acre orchard, which grows more than 120 varieties, most too obscure for American supermarkets. En savoir plus .
Instead of piles of tomatoes and green beans, shoppers at this market find baskets of blue crabs, shrimp and oysters. Vendors also offer prepared foods and snacks. En savoir plus .
The focus is on contemporary art at this Midwest museum, which features works by Jasper Johns, Edward Hopper and Georgia O'Keeffe, among others. En savoir plus .
In a city famous for celebrating, Cure is constantly dreaming up rogue cocktails. Try the Gunshop Fizz, which uses 2 ounces of bitters, where many drinks might call for two dashes. En savoir plus .
Daniel Johnston was commissioned to paint this large-scale version of his “Hi, How Are You” album cover on the side of a record store, now a chain restaurant, in 1994.
Built in 1878 and cited as Texas’ oldest dance hall, the venue has hosted gigs by Willie Nelson, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Bo Diddley, and George Strait. Famously features no air conditioning.
Opened by a bootlegger the day Prohibition ended in 1933, Threadgill’s served as the breeding ground for many burgeoning Austin acts, including a young Janis Joplin.
Stevie Ray Vaughan developed his stage chops gigging at this venue's original 6th Street location, which was also prominent in the early careers of Los Lonely Boys and the Fabulous Thunderbirds.
The popular PBS music show was filmed here from 1975 to 2010, and has featured performers such as Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash, Ray Charles, Elvis Costello, Emmylou Harris, Merle Haggard and Neil Young.
Operated by the University of Texas, this taste-making venue opened in 1979 and has featured performances by Lyle Lovett, Robert Earl Keen, Townes Van Zandt, and Lucinda Williams.
Drive-in fast food joint frequented by the characters in Richard Linklater’s 1993 film “Dazed and Confused.” Still in operation.
This proper rugby pub shows 6 Nations Rugby Championship matches. Fans will show up wearing their country's colors. Kitchen opens at 9:00 a.m.
International sports are shown live on TVs here, plus it's an Official Bar for U.S. Soccer.
6 Nations Rugby Championship matches are shown here along with international soccer matches. The pub is an official US Soccer bar.
The pub is showing BBC America's coverage of the 6 Nations Rugby Championship. The kitchen opens at 8:00 a.m. with a British Fry Up on the menu. En savoir plus .
6 Nations Rugby Championship matches are shown here. While it's too cold for lawn bowling on the roof, they keep the soccer and rugby matches rolling on the TVs.
6 Nations Rugby Championship matches are shown here. The Local is the local for many soccer and rugby fans.
