Grab a sandwich with a couple slices of New York pizza and you're in business.
The line can be long but it moves quickly, and the coffee is the best I've had in Charlotte.
If your ramen doesn't have corn in it, get some corn added in. Adds crunch, sweetness, and freshness to the silky, fatty broths.
Can't finish the entire carafe of coffee they give you? They're happy to give you a cup to go.
The portion size for the side of tater tots is mammoth, and they're salty and delicious. Makes a great side or appetizer.
This Wendy's used to be a dump, but they invested a lot into it and now it looks pretty terrific.
Good option for a reasonably priced Gold Coast lunch. That said, if you're not extremely judicious with filling your plate at the salad bar, the price can soon rival the expensive restaurants nearby.
When they ask how spicy you want it, they're not messing around. Don't order medium unless you want it spicy, and don't order spicy unless you want your face to combust into Thai-flavored flames.
If you like lattes, the Gingersnap Trainwreck is a solid choice. It tastes remarkably similar to its namesake...the gingersnap, not the trainwreck. I have no idea what a trainwreck tastes like.
The organization system here is eclectic, to say the least. That said, if you leave yourself plenty of time to look through the shelves carefully, this shop is loaded with gems at incredible prices.
Nice little airport Starbucks. Grab your drink and enjoy it at one of the outdoor tables.
The matches aren't as high-profile as those at Stadium 1, but it's a great venue and you can get close to the action.
Maybe my favorite dinner in Palm Springs. The French fries are a standout on a great menu.
Great place to relax in the shade with a cocktail at the BNP Paribas Open.
Small, efficient, and altogether lovely airport. I'd be hard pressed to think of a better airport in the United States.
You can't go wrong with anything on the menu, but the chocolate cake is the star of the menu.
