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When you’re craving a home-cooked meal, but you just don’t feel like being in the kitchen, you need to find a cozy cafe with comfort food and friendly service. Vida Cafe is just such a place. It’s been serving happy customers since the 1950s, and you’re going to feel right at home here. Vida Cafe opened for business in 1951, and it’s been serving happy customers ever since. You’ll find it nestled on the banks of the McKenzie River, in the town of Vida....

Llamas are adorable creatures, and if you are like me, you have probably looked at several and thought, “Gee, I would love to share a glass of wine with you!” Right? Right?! Whether or not you have thought this, we have some fun and exciting news to share, as you can drink wine AND eat cheese with llamas via Paragon Guides in Colorado: Headquartered out of Vail, Paragon Guides is a unique tour company that not only takes you to some of the most beautiful spots in Colorado but does so with friendly llamas....

Life might be pretty uncertain for all of us right now – whether we’re essential workers or sheltered at home. One thing, however, is certain. We have so many beautiful places in Missouri just waiting for us to visit when restrictions start to ease. If you haven’t already started making a list of things you want to do in the not-too-distant future, here are 11 places that are worthy of consideration....

While museums are closed across New Jersey (though several are opening), many are offering online tours, exhibits, special events, and virtual programming. These online offerings are not a substitute for visiting, but they sure are interesting in the meantime. Below are a few Garden State art exhibits you can enjoy from home. You’ll find links to the virtual exhibits mentioned at the bottom of the article. Morris Museum Automata Morris Museum/Facebook The Morris Museum has a little bit of everything, from fossils to trains to Native American artifacts and beautiful gemstones....

The most beautiful places in Indiana are found in nature. From state parks to botanic gardens, the Hoosier State is full of natural wonder. There is no end to the extraordinary beauty that can be discovered right in your own backyard. Check it out: Shades State Park Flickr/David Orr An excellent place for camping, fishing, and hiking, this state park is full of shady places to escape from the real world....

The most unique dishes in Illinois are coming out of a restaurant in Chicago that few people know about. This gorgeous eatery is demanding more attention, and you’ve got to see why. Scroll on for more details. Band of Bohemia is an award-winning brewpub that has been in business since 2015. It was started by award-winning chefs and brewers who pair their creations to create seamless dining experiences. Facebook/Band of Bohemia...

When you’re craving some homemade grub, a visit to Brunswick Diner is sure to hit the spot. The authentically retro diner has been in business since 1946, which most likely has something to do with the mouthwatering menu filled with comfort food and diner classics. Take a look: Hard to miss, Brunswick Diner is located in a bright-red building along Route 1. The Brunswick Diner/Facebook Proving that good things come in small packages, the landmark restaurant has a reputation for its incredibly tasty fare of homemade comfort foods....

With winter slowly fading and daylight lasting longer, we’ve found that we’re spending a lot of time thinking about summer. That includes making plans, but it also means reminiscing about our childhood summers spent at camp. Lakes, games, and memories of the mess hall abound! Even if you’ve never been to camp, you may have seen movies or TV shows that offer a glimpse into what it’s like. All these summer camp memories are exactly why we love this restaurant!...

Meat lovers, this one’s for you. From Cajun specialties to beautifully marbled ribeyes, there’s one little eatery in Lake Charles that’s the place to be when you’re wanting to chow down on some perfectly cooked meat: Prime Butcher & Brasserie. Prime burgers, inventive quesadillas, and some of the best boudin dip in Louisiana are all waiting for you at this hidden gem, so let’s take a closer look. Prime Butcher & Brasserie is a specialty meat market and restaurant over in Lake Charles, Louisiana....

Can you imagine how amazing it would be if Margarita Monday and Taco Tuesday occurred simultaneously? Well, we’ve got some news for you. You don’t have to imagine it because it actually happens once a year at the Margarita and Taco Festival! An event you don’t want to miss, attendees can enjoy unlimited samples of margaritas AND tacos. Read on for all the drool-worthy details because this is one event you don’t want to miss....

DC is a fascinating place that combines the present and the past on every corner. But even in a place like DC it’s hard to find a quaint general store that will take you back to yesteryear. However, the one exception to that is Franklins Restaurant, Brewery and General Store. This charming general store is quite the experience and everyone will love it. Franklins Restaurant, Brewery and General Store is located just past the DC-Maryland border in Hyattsville....

If your family comes from a coal mining town in West Virginia, then you’ve surely heard a few stories. There’s a lot of dark history passed on in West Virginian oral tradition, and some of it is true. Matewan is a seemingly peaceful little town of 500 with a railway depot, homey restaurants, and scenic hiking trails. But this town has a darker, bloody history, making it the most fabled city in West Virginia....

People come from all over the world to visit Park City. Whether they’re skiing, attending the Sundance Film Festival, or checking out the latest event at the Utah Olympic Park, they often grab lunch or dinner at one of the town’s most famous spots, No Name Saloon. The buffalo burgers here are top-notch, and according to the saloon, they’re world-famous. No Name Saloon is a legend in Park City. It’s housed in a building constructed in 1905, located right on historic Main Street....

Surrounded by the Chukchi Sea, Beaufort Sea and the Arctic Ocean, the northernmost city in the U.S. is the small town of Utqiagvik. It is a place that is far, far away from the rest of the world. The only way in (or out) is by plane or boat and the extreme isolation can cause you to go stir crazy if you aren’t careful. In fact, when the sun goes beneath the horizon line for two months in the wintertime, you’ll have a hard time keeping track of time....

Here in Tennessee, it isn’t difficult to find a great barbecue spot. In fact, you can find it anywhere from down the street to your best friend’s mama’s house to a restaurant in Nashville. But if you’re looking for epic barbecue, well, that’s when you need to head to Banjo’s BBQ, located in Dayton, Tennessee. This dreamy Dayton eatery is known locally as a prime place to eat and is providing delicious takeaway meals nowadays....

The town of Duncan is rich in history and adding to it is the Foreman Prairie House built by renowned architect Frank Lloyd Wright. It’s located just off Main Street and is open to the public for tours and special events. The home is now listed on the National Registry of Historic Places and is known as the crown jewel of Duncan. Experience the spirit of adventure from the old west in the town of Duncan, located in southwestern Oklahoma....

For those who love Maine history, one of the most fascinating areas is how our railway system got its start. Much of it was related to the logging industry, but it was also vital to making Vacationland a go-to destination among Boston and New York elites. The first railroad companies here got their start in 1832 and the first tracks were finished in 1836. But, there’s so much more to learn!...

One of the best things about Maine is the many small shops and restaurants that exist in every single town. Full of heart and loved by the community that visits them each day, these places all have something special about them. From the ambiance to the staff to the delicious food created each day, this particular spot in the midcoast is extra-special. Welcome to the Cupboard Cafe in New Harbor!...

Many of Minnesota’s most popular trails focus on bringing hikers to beautiful nature areas. Others are more focused on exploring historic areas. Some trails, though, bring history and nature together in the most unforgettable way. That’s certainly the case for the Circle Trail at Pipestone National Monument in Pipestone, Minnesota. Here, you’ll encounter pieces of Minnesota’s ancient history as you venture among the gorgeous pink cliffs and rushing prairie waterfall. If you’re up for an adventure, head on down to this southwestern Minnesota spot for an unforgettable experience....

If you’re looking for a peaceful and scenic way to spend the day, gas up the car and head out on this beautiful Delaware drive. The Brandywine Valley Scenic Byway is only about 12.25 miles, but you can easily spend all day exploring. Along the way, you’ll travel from the city of Wilmington, up Route 52 (also known as the Kennett Pike) and back down Route 100, Montchanin Road. Start your journey in Wilmington, at Rodney Square....