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Find the best spots daily to eat and drink in hipster neighborhoods. Hit the roof, drink a beer and eat delicious at top-tier restaurants. Plan your nightlife adventure with maps and reviews of unknown micro-brews, rooftop parties, and independent drink.

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It’s quite possible that we are living in the golden age of ice cream innovation, one where old-school creameries are churning out vanilla bean masterpieces honed over generations while creameries are tossing the term “chef” into the mix to challenge the very notion of what ice cream is.

The 40 American Ice Cream Shops You Need To Try Right Now

These days, it’s difficult not to find yourself in the general vicinity of an outstanding burger.

The 47 American Burger Spots You Need to Try Right Now

Drink

Jell-O Shot

There’s no “drink” more firmly rooted in college drinking culture than the Jell-O shot.

How To Make Jell-O Shots Right

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Meats may be the star of many food gatherings, but that doesn't mean you can't pair them with low-carb, keto-friendly sides.

Low-Carb & Keto-Friendly Sides To Bring To Your Next Neighborhood Barbecue

ROBERT JACOB LERMA

Much like a good sauce, the exact origins of the word “barbecue” are storied and messy.

The 41 American Barbecue Joints You Need to Try Right Now

Dallas

Milo's Original Burger Shop

If something’s good, dipping said good thing in batter, dropping it into the deep fryer, and serving it with some kind of condiment or dipping sauce will make it exponentially better.

14 Southern Fast Food Chains the Entire Country Needs 

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There's a reason Trader Joe's has become America's favorite grocery store, and it has nothing to do with those Hawaiian shirts.

The 50 Essential Trader Joe's Foods

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Americans spend an average of $227 million on potato chips on Super Bowl Sunday.

The Perfect Recipes for the Super Bowl

Painkiller

Though Pusser’s Rum trademarked the recipe in the early 1980s, the classic Painkiller formula was actually created in 1971 by Daphne Henderson, the owner of a tiny, six-seat swim-up bar called the Soggy Dollar Bar in the British Virgin Islands.

Dirty Banana

The Dirty Banana has its strengths and its weaknesses.

Crock Pot Bourbon Apple Cider

Though sipping fresh apple cider right from the jug is tempting, this bourbon-spiked slow cooker recipe is nearly as easy—and worth the wait.

Snakebite

This classic British beertail mixes equal parts lager and apple cider in a pint glass for a light and refreshing bev.