Charlottesville, Virginia offers a blend of history, culture, and Southern charm. It’s a haven for foodies with upscale hotels, cocktail bars, acclaimed restaurants like C&O, legendary bagel spots, chocolatiers, patisseries, and elegant lunch experiences at Marigold. Wine enthusiasts can explore the region’s best wineries like Pippin Hill Farm and Vineyard, and art lovers can visit the Fralin Art Museum and the iconic Rotunda at the University of Virginia.
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In Old Nice on the French Riviera, winter reveals a quieter, more intimate side of the city. Visitors can capture affection at the “I Love NICE” sign, explore vibrant flower markets, indulge in chocolate shops, enjoy local flavors at cozy wine bars, and unveil fragrance secrets at French perfumeries. The city’s timeless beauty and culinary delights create a memorable experience.
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Bouillon Bilk, located in Montreal’s Quartier des Spectacles neighborhood, offers modern eclectic cuisine with a French influence in a minimalist-chic space. The dishes, like shrimp ceviche and duck with cauliflower puree, are delicately prepared, and the wine selection from local and imported wineries is curated by sommelier Nicolas Charron Boucher. A must-visit for refined dining in a relaxed setting.
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Houston, the fourth largest city in the U.S., is often underrated but holds many treasures. From enjoying murals in the Heights neighborhood to savoring a specialty tequila flight at The Pastry War, the city offers unique experiences, including visiting the Waugh Street Bat Colony and the Houston Museum of Natural Science’s butterfly center.
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ITV Philly, Chef Nicholas Elmi’s bistro-style restaurant, offers delectable small plates and a tempting wine bar. The menu impresses with items like Puffed Pork Chips and Wagyu Tartare, and the Happy Hour is a great deal. Meeting Chef Elmi was a highlight, showcasing his care and thoughtfulness. An Instagram giveaway for a $25 Opentable gift card is ongoing until April 3, 2017.
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