Infamous Trailer Trash! Place is open till 10pm most nights. Lots of room to sit in and outside!
Dinner is served at 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. (Central Time) Monday through Saturday. We also offer a 3:00 p.m. meal on Saturdays during the busy season. For reservations, please call (931) 759-7394. 続きを読む
The duck pond is an irresistible draw for young kids! Bring a picnic lunch and let the young ones run free on the acres of open lawn. Festivals and fairs abound so check their calendar for dates.
The café was established in the early 1950’s as Lon & Anne Loveless served southern cooking to travelers on Highway 100. It once included a motel, which closed in 1985.
Order the Genova. The whole sandwich is amazing. But the best part is the cheese and bread.
You can ask for steak on the tacos, much better than just "beef". 3 for $5. Bring cash, or be prepared to visit the ATM inside the Texaco.
Because the pizzas here are cut into rectangular pieces - not pie-shaped wedges - a piece from the middle is very different from a piece with an edge of crust. You'll want a piece from the edge. 続きを読む
The decadent Elvis Bread Pudding is a hunka-hunka sweet and gooey love filled with chocolate and peanut-butter chips and drizzled with banana cream and caramel. 続きを読む
This PDX favorite serves up doughnuts with names like "Dirt" and "Cock-n-Balls" (double cream filled) as well as a bacon-topped doughnut and several vegan specialties. - IFC Staff
New Orleans: Creole and Cajun specialties served up with equal measures of good food and good vibes. You can even eat in the bed of an overly decorated pickup truck out front. - IFC Viewer
For those that can't make it all the way to Greece this summer, this is the perfect substitute.
Outside the side entrance (along Hermann Circle Dr), kids love spinning the massive globe, floating mysteriously in a burbling water fountain. Powered by ParentsConnect.com
The newly remodeled train depot area includes a gift shop and Little Bigs burger joint. Powered by ParentsConnect.com
Taco Tuesdays: BBQ + tacos = yum. Best pork plate in town. Hidden gem on menu: The Hamburger Dave.
This patio spot is perfect for a mid-afternoon snack of fries and shakes. Indoor seating is also available. Powered by ParentsConnect.com
The Pastor tacos are a must try here. Best taco in Huntsville! Spicy pickled carrots on it are delicious.
See if the kids can find a car covered in beads here. Or one covered in tiles. Or the one with animal skulls. Powered by ParentsConnect.com
The arboretum was established in 1927 by an act of Congress & functions as a major center of botanical research. It has a library with 10,000 volumes & approx. 90 publications on botanical literature.
Ocean Beach is home to the Sand Castle Classic in late Sept./early Oct. Teams of architects, building and design firms, and Bay Area children create amazing sand sculptures.Powered by ParentsConnect 続きを読む
Austin: This ornate two-bedroom home is part Gaudi, part Dr. Seuss. It has a raised footbridge, fire poles, and an "Elvis in Las Vegas" room. Make reservations for a guided monthly tour. - IFC Viewer
Get high in Georgia at North Georgia Canopy Tours. Zip around up to three hours of aerial and land exploration covering 100 acres of trees 'n' trails. 続きを読む
Portland: No coffeeshop represents Portland better than this one. Self-described as "casually threatening," we hear they have moving tables and that the restrooms are a must see! -IFC Viewer
The homemade orange-pineapple ice cream is on the list off 100 dishes to eat in Alabama before you die. Personally, I'm a fan of the Oh My Gosh -- a hot brownie with vanilla ice cream, hot caramel sau
Founded in 1937 as the Oregon Ceramic Studio, it provided a market for artists while elevating awareness & appreciation of Oregon art. The studio became a gallery in 2002 & then a museum in 2007.
If you can all agree on the same thing, one mega-sized slice of chocolate cake can easily satisfy four hungry mouths for under $10. Powered by ParentsConnect.com
Founded in 1946, the museum is the sixth oldest children's museum in the US. Each year the Museum welcomes more than 280,000 children from birth to age ten and their caregivers.
