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Clarksville, Tennessee has always had a way of looking understated at first glance and then, quite suddenly, revealing itself as lively, layered, and full of appetite. It is a river town with old…

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Summer may be gone, but Savannah remains in its most persuasive mood: all moss, moonlight, marble steps, and the faint perfume of shrimp fat and gardenia. The city has long understood that dining…

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Summer has slipped away, and Dayton—stern, sweet, inventive Dayton—feels especially right for dining out now. The air turns brisker, the light slants lower over brick streets and old factory bones…

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Summer may be over, but Mesquite still glows with that late-season Texan afterlight—the kind that turns a meal into an outing and an outing into a memory. This city has always had more character…

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Summer has folded its linen and left the city in a more honest light. Syracuse, in early autumn, is at its best: not polished into blandness, but burnished by weather, memory, labor, and appetite.…

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Summer is over, and Naperville, Illinois, begins to wear its autumn finery with particular elegance: maples blushing along the riverwalk, patios turning brisk but still lively, and dining rooms…

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Summer may be gone, but Paterson is still serving a feast of reinvention.

Paterson, New Jersey has always been a city that refuses easy labels. It is **diverse, vibrant, gritty, historic,…

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Summer may be ebbing away, but Hollywood, Florida is still in its late-day glow: salt-bright, beach-warmed, multilingual, slightly unruly in the best way. And if you want to understand this city…

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Lakewood is one of those places that too many people mistake for merely the part west of Denver, which is rather like calling a symphony some sounds made by people in formalwear. In truth,…

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Summer may be gone, but Bridgeport has a remarkably good excuse to linger outdoors, wander neighborhoods with curiosity, and eat one’s way through a city that is by turns industrial, intimate,…