Dine your way through Capital Region USA
Explore diverse culinary scenes in Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D.C. It’s easy to see all three areas on one trip. Expect curated menus and ambiance at destinations throughout the region.
Indulge in Punta Gorda's tropical tastes
Grab a table in the sand and get ready for a memorable Florida meal. Charlotte County’s waterfront spots serve up harbor-fresh fish and refreshing beverages. The sunset views are free.
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Craft brewing is big in Colorado
There are approximately 100 taprooms, breweries and brewpubs in the Denver metropolitan area. You can follow the Denver Beer Trail to try them all. For sustainable suds, visit the solar-powered Denver Beer Company downtown.
Discover viticulture in Pennsylvania
Saunter through vineyards and sip signature varietals at over 30 Lehigh Valley wineries. Fertile farmland and a successful growing climate helped this region become an “American Viticultural Area” with the likes of California’s Napa Valley.
Eat freshly caught seafood in quaint Maine towns
Take a boat tour to see how Maine lobster gets from sea to table. Eat steamed lobster by cracking the claws and dipping the sweet meat into melted butter. Savor the taste.
Learn how great wines are made in Michigan
Get introduced to the Traverse Wine Coast where the Lake Michigan microclimate leads to well-balanced wines. Sample fruit-forward reds and whites on the Leelanau and Old Mission Peninsula Wine Trails.
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Dig in on a New Hampshire deck
Sit down for supper on the New Hampshire coast. Alfresco experiences are available at eateries and attractions across the state, though deck dining is particularly popular in Portsmouth. Terraces there open as early as April.
Put this New York market on your itinerary
Heading to the Hudson Valley? Stop to shop local at the Taste NY Market in Lagrangeville. Pick up regional products like jams, syrups and snacks and buy produce from the seasonal farmers’ market.
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Plates for every palate in Philadelphia
Cheesesteaks are a Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, staple but the city is known for more than counter fare. You’ll find award-winning restaurants, cafes and markets in every neighborhood.
