From Tavern Style to Quad Cities.

Soft pretzels are the New York hot dogs of Philly: a quick, cheap, delightful street snack that’s just about everywhere you look.

It’s hard to explain the San Gabriel Valley to people who aren’t from LA.

Ponce City Market is what locals call “new Atlanta.”

The Bronx has its share of fabulous attractions: Yankee Stadium, the Bronx Zoo, and the New York Botanical Garden, to name a few.

For those of us eating $12 salads overtop our keyboards, the idea of the “power lunch” seems pretty foreign.

New York City is home to 8.5 million residents -- plus another 65 million visitors per year.

If you walked into The Casbah before it opened for the day, the words “nationally iconic music venue” might not be what comes to mind.

Staten Island only belongs to New York because of a boat race.

Steam rises from a cup of cardamom and clove tea.

Paczki for breakfast, biryani for lunch, sushi for dinner, shots of Jezy at happy hour, and Yemeni snacks late-night: In Hamtramck, Michigan, you can eat and drink around the world in just two square miles.

Philadelphia tends to conjure some pretty aggressive visions: sports fans who absolutely lose their minds after a big win, the incredible mess that is a Whiz-laden cheesesteak, and the unpredictable antics of Gritty, our lovable yet terrifying unofficial mascot.