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Tyler Kord, author of A Super Upsetting Cookbook About Sandwiches, shares his recipe for the easy, foldable sandwich that's perfect for road trips.

What to do, where to go, and what to eat (and drink) in Ann Arbor, Michigan—according to Madi Carr of Comet Coffee, a local in-the-know.

Blue Bottle's addictive cinnamon-sugar toast is made with cascara butter. And now you can make it at home.

What to do, where to go, and what to eat (and drink) in Cleveland, Ohio—according to Robert Stockham of Rising Star Coffee, a local in-the-know.

What to do, where to go, and what to eat (and drink) in Indianapolis, Indiana—according to Joanna Greves of Bee Coffee Roasters, a local in-the-know.

What do you eat when climbing Everest? Here's what Adrian Ballinger and Cory Richards brought with them on their expedition to the top of the world.

Novelist Alexis M. Smith remembers her childhood in Alaska—eating incredibly fresh crab, and stockpiles of preserves, powdered mashed potatoes, and moose meat all winter.

What to do, where to go, and what to eat (and drink) in Providence, Rhode Island.

This beautiful cocktail is not only scientifically genius; it's also delicious (and a ton of fun to drink).

The new world of American BBQ is now bigger, bolder, and dare we say, better.

Where to go, what to do, and where to eat (and drink) in Eugene, Oregon—from hazelnut-apple goat cheese to late-night dancing and burritos.

Since its recovery from Hurricane Sandy, the Rockaway Peninsula has been transformed into a stretch of beachy burger shacks, ceviche stands, and frosty-drink vendors.

What is it about Charleston? We talked to some of the city's favorite chef-transplants—and biggest boosters—to see what pulled them in.

We hadn't lived before we tried these French fries.

Where to go, what to do, and where to eat (and drink) in Chattanooga, Tennessee—according to a local in-the-know.

Just how much eating, boozing, and walking it off can you handle in two short days? Adam Rapoport heads to the City of Brotherly Love and discovers that, well, there’s a lot to love.

Red sauce rules, plus an epic chicken Parm you can make at home.

Score a date with this milkshake.

This road trip requires a classic country soundtrack, a high tolerance for fried food, and, if possible, a convertible.

On the shores of Lake Michigan, you’ll find the most authentic regional Mexican cooking in America. We asked three Chicago mom‑and-pops to share their coveted recipes.

Doughnuts, now and forever.

In Music City, new-school saloons and two steppin’ taverns offer an unforgettable weekend—so long as you can remember it all.

Go east into the San Gabriel Valley to find the country’s most mind-blowing, tongue-numbing, crazily diverse food scene.

With all due respect to New York, L.A., and, well, everywhere else in America, SF is winning right now in all sorts of (delicious) categories, from coffee to fine dining.

Editors Julia Kramer and Amiel Stanek needed a break from the office. And all of a sudden they found themselves in... Houston?

It’s hard enough to open one good restaurant, yet Renee Erickson has hit it out of the park six times. That’s great for regulars who call her spots home—And for the rest of the country getting on board her super-comforting, homey-yet-healthy boat.

Catch a ferry for absurdly fresh salmon.

Where we go when we want to find the best ham and cheese outside Paris.