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2024.06.09 23:37 Jme_hde How many of my predictions will make it into 2025 Edition?

Here are my predictions for Just Dance 2025 Edition, how many do you think are realistic?

On My Love - Zara Larsson & David Guetta (solo)
Houdini - Dua Lipa (solo)
Training Season - Dua Lipa (trio)
Yes, And? - Ariana Grande (solo)
Von Dutch - Charli XCX (solo)
Espresso - Sabrina Carpenter (solo)
Water - Tyla (duo)
How We Roll - Ciara & Chris Brown (duo)
Padam Padam - Kylie Minogue (trio)
Bad Idea Right? - Olivia Rodrigo (solo)
Get Him Back! - Olivia Rodrigo (solo)
Strangers - Kenya Grace (solo)
Make You Mine - Madison Beer (solo)
Tattoo - Loreen (solo)
Fight For This Love - Cheryl Cole (duo)
You’ve Got The Love - Florence + The Machine (solo)
I Wanna Go - Britney Spears (solo)
Shake It Off - Taylor Swift (solo)
Song from Disney’s ‘Moana 2’ (solo)
Shut Down - BLACKPINK (quartet)
Super Shy - New Jeans (trio)
After LIKE - IVE (trio)
HIP - MAMAMOO (quartet)
Sound of the Underground - Girls Aloud (quartet)
All The Things She Said - t.A.T.u (duo)
Prada - cassö x Raye x D Block Europe (solo)
I like the way you kiss me - Artemas (solo)
King - Olly Alexander (trio)
Tuta Gold - Mahmood (trio)
Beautiful Things - Benson Boore (solo)
Rush - Troye Sivan (solo)
Grenade - Bruno Mars (solo)
La Diabla - Xavi (duo)
Lose Yourself - Eminem (solo)
edamame - bbno$ feat. Rich Brian (duo)
Yeah! - Usher, Lil Jon & Ludacris (trio)
No Money - Galantis (duo)
I Want It That Way - Backstreet Boys (quartet)
Pompeii - Bastille (solo)
Teenage Dirtbag - Wheatus (solo)

And the Alternate Versions:
Training Season - Fitness Version (solo) Shake It Off - Fitness Version (solo) Sound Of The Underground - Subway Version (trio) I Wanna Go - Extreme Version (solo) Prada - Extreme Version (solo) Rush - Extreme Version (solo) yes, and? - Extreme Version (solo) Espresso - Cafe Version (duo) Tattoo - Contemporary Dance Version (solo) Shut Down - BLACKPINK - Simplified Version Super Shy - New Jeans - Simplified Version After LIKE - IVE - Simplified Version HIP - MAMAMOO - Simplified Version

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2024.06.09 23:16 achago Trip Report (Family of Four with girls 11, 14)

I hope this report helps others as much as the ones before helped me plan!
May 30-June 8
Traveled to Japan from the west coast of US with husband and two daughters, 14 & 11.
May 30 Arrived at Narita Airport around 3 PM. The line at customs was over an hour long and it was stiflingly hot and humid in the customs area. the line wound around 2 giant rooms. We had done the QR code and it didn’t even matter- the line for QR code people and paper form people was the same line. After the long flight there, this was hard on us.
Arrived at our hotel- the FAV Tokyo Hotel in Ryogoku. I picked this hotel because of the price. It was high quality and the staff were super nice. The original room we had, though, was really small- 200 sq feet. we felt really cramped in there and ended up upgrading to a bigger room after 3 nights.
Upon arriving we unpacked a bit, walked around the corner to get some ramen, stopped at 7-11 to get some snacks and I checked the pharmacy for CPAP water. I found “soft water”- which I used and it seemed to be ok, even though they didn’t have official distilled water. We crashed around 8 pm.
May 31 It was a little rainy in the morning, so we changed up our plans and started in Akihabara. We went to a cat cafe and loved it- the cats were all super cute and healthy. They seemed pretty spoiled! We were underwhelmed by the anime stores in Akihabara though- I think you need to be really into it to like them. We were all feeling pretty tired so we went back to the hotel for a bit, then went out in the evening to Senso-Ji. Unfortunately all the vendors in Nakimise dori were closing when we got there, so we didn’t try a lot of the food we wanted to. But it was nice to see the temple when it was less crowded. We went to dinner at a sushi restaurant in Asakusa, and went to a cabaret dance show at Asakusa Kugua- which we all LOVED. We booked the tix through Viator but I think you can book directly. My 11 year old said it was her favorite part of the trip. I loved the shopping area around it. I actually wish we stayed in Asakusa- it ended up being my favorite area of Tokyo.
June 1 We started with day with breakfast at Yoshinoya which ended up being what we did every day, because my youngest daughter liked it so much. Traditional breakfast of miso soup, white rice and salmon. After that we went to Happy Pancake to see what all the fuss was about. I loved them- my daughters didn’t- they thought they tasted like eggs. After that, we did Shibuya scrambled, checked out Loft, went to Takeshita Dori in Harajuku and went to the Puma store in Shinjuku. I think it was a mistake to do these areas on a Saturday. The crowds were something I wasn’t prepared for- obviously I had seen videos but actually BEING in the chaos is a different story. I was really overwhelmed and tired by the end of this long day and I fell asleep by 7.
June 2 We started the day at TeamLabs Planets- which was really cool. We had booked our tickets well in advance and we didn’t feel overly crowded since they do timed entry. After that, we went to Yanaka Ginza, as I had heard that old town was a nice change to Shibuya. It was- but I wished for more- the “shopping street” was not as long as I thought it would be. Luckily it was walking distance to Nezu shrine, which was absolutely gorgeous. It started raining just as we arrived and I enjoyed the quiet, serene setting, watching the raindrops in the stream with koi fish swimming around. It was one of my favorite places in Tokyo.
June 3 This was our “theatrical” day. We started with a Samurai class that I had booked through Viator. Again, you could book directly through Samurai Theater. This was SO MUCH FUN. My husband’s favorite part of the trip. It was an hour long class, we got to dress up like Samurai’s (I’m plus size and it worked), and there’s a fun choreographed sequence they teach you that you do to music at the end. The instructors spoke great English and were just a lot of fun to spend time with.
We then went to Gonpachi- the restaurant that inspired the design of the restaurant in Kill Bill’s iconic sword fight scene. This didn’t disappoint- it’s a super unique interior design and we loved felling like we were in the movie (especially after having just had sword fights of our own!)
We ended the day with a Kimono Tea Ceremony with MAIKOYA Tokyo. This was also fun- the girls loved getting their hair done, getting to choose their kimono and we were all excited to learn how to make matcha tea and learn about the ceremony.
June 4 This was a “free” day so we decided to try Harajuku again on a weekday. It was a little less crowded and the girls were happy to get some fun clothes at ACDC Rags and Punyas. We also went to a puppy cafe. This one wasn’t as fun as the cat cafe. The dogs seemed really hungry- and it made me sad. (They looked well fed, but it makes me wonder if all their food comes through the hand feeding from visitors?) afterward, we went to the Pokémon Cafe for my 11 year old who loves Pokémon. The food was really bad- which we expected from reviews. I didn’t know, though, that you don’t get to take photos with Pikachu- he just does a little show and waves. This wasn’t worth it in my opinion. We then had ramen on “ramen street” at Tokyo station for dinner. We did the seafood ramen- I think I would have preferred a different one.
June 5 We traveled on the Shinkansen To Kyoto on this day. It was relatively easy as we connected through Shinagawa Station instead of Tokyo station. We checked into the Mimaru SHIJO (which was amazing and had free happy hour with beer and sake daily from 5-7!) and went straight to Nishiki Market and my husband tried allll the food. He loved all of it. The girls and I loved the shopping area connected to Nishiki. We did My Only Fragrance- a fun experience to design your own perfume (we had a reservation). I went to fushimi inari alone at sunset and was super excited that it wasn’t crowded and the light was stunning. I was there about 30 minutes. Later, My husband and I went out alone this evening in Gion. We saw two Maiko out and about (we didn’t take photos or harass). We also had the best sushi dinner of our lives in an 8-seat restaurant called Sushi Ninenzaka Numoto. We got REALLY lucky as we just walked in- I didn’t realize so many restaurants require reservations in Kyoto!
June 6 I woke up at the crack of dawn and my 14 year old and I took the Shinkansen down to Hiroshima. We went through the Peace Museum, which made both of us emotional- but her especially. She had to take some time afterwards sitting in the park on a bench while I explored the surrounding area- the dome, the different memorials, etc. we didn’t spend a lot of time in Hiroshima but it was important to me to go, and I’m happy we made the trip. My daughter said she wished I had warned her- had she known how emotional it would be she might have skipped it. I think it’s important that people learn from history so even though it was hard for her I’m glad she came with me. We were back in Kyoto by 2. We took a nap then took the train to Osaka to at least see the dotonbori- which was amazing. Such a great vibe. There was a live concert happening when we got there a girl JPoP band called Shinsekai Hero, and my daughters were super into it. We had conveyor belt sushi, tried some food at the stands and headed back to Kyoto.
June 7 Our last day in Japan. My husband and I went to Ninzaka and Sannenzaka at 10 when the shops opened up- we spent a lot. We loved the pottery shops and the doll shop. So many souvenirs bought. Later in the day we went to Kinkaku-Ji and it was everything I imagined and more. Even with the crowds it’s such a calming place. We tried to have dinner at a nice steakhouse that evening but again- no reservations.
June 7 Took the Shinkansen back from Kyoto to Tokyo station because we had an oversized bag and even with booking well in advance couldn’t get a reserved seat with the oversized bag connecting in Shinagawa. We made our connection (20 minutes!) but just barely and only because I had studied the Tokyo station map. If I hadn’t we would have missed our connection to the Narita express.
All in all- it was a great trip that was definitely a teaser for future trips. I wish we spent more time in Kyoto and Osaka- I think we would have liked those areas more than Tokyo. I also want to see more of the countryside, as I preferred the temples to the wild city.
Lessons learned -The subway was tricky for us- we gave up after day 1 and just took taxis which we not much more expensive than the subway and saved a lot of headache- we used Uber and the go taxi app - my daughter got a cold while we were there- the Payke app was a lifesaver as you could scan a bar code and the label with ingredients and instructions showed up in the app in English - my other daughters glasses broke - luckily there are a lot of eyeglass stores in Shibuya and they repaired them for a small fee - Make reservations in Kyoto - For language, I used “sumimasen” “nan ban nori ban?” and “arigato gozaimas” a lot but the other phrases I learned didn’t come up. I used google translate to type in and show people the Japanese when needed

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2024.06.09 21:21 ComradeWolfman Questions about Fresno

Hi there. Looks like the last post asking about living in Fresno is from a few years ago, so figured I'd reach out and get a more current opinion.
TL;DR - New grad nurse and chef considering moving to Fresno, wondering about air quality and nice apartments (1/1) with patio/balcony in good neighborhoods with walkability close to parks/markets/cafes/etc. Wondering: What do you like about Fresno? What do you not like about Fresno?
My wife just graduated nursing school, passed the NCLEX, and officially has her license in CA to start working as a nurse. We're looking at moving to Fresno since there seems to be a lot of nursing gigs there. I'm a chef and food writer and thinking of possibly opening a restaurant (would probably start by doing pop ups). We live a pretty simple lifestyle and enjoy farmer markets, art galleries, museums, cafes, parks, canoeing, swimming, and trying new restaurants. Not big drinkers, but I do like sipping on mezcal and dark beer from time to time.
As far as weather goes, we're pretty flexible because we've lived all over the place (PNW, South Korea, FL). I understand that Fresno gets hot, but we've endured intense summers for most of our lives, so that's not really a big deal for us. From what I understand, Fresno's heat is on the drier side, which sounds much easier to live with than the sweltering humidity we've endured in FL and Korea. I am wondering about the air quality in Fresno, though. How often does it get hazy? How would you rate the air quality in general around the area?
What areas/neighborhoods should we look at for apartments? We don't have kids and we're just looking for a simple but nice 1/1 with a patio/balcony in a good neighborhood that's fairly walkable with some cafes, parks, and shops close by.
Any recommendations/tips are greatly appreciated. Cheers and thanks for your help.

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2024.06.09 20:43 No_Lychee2752 Any cafe that server beer in lunch

Is there any cafe other than TDS That servers beer in lunch time ?

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2024.06.09 16:52 Real-Engine3733 Does anyone know the place to get Belgian beer in Halifax?

Hi guys,
Are there any fans of Leffe or Hoegaarden here? I looked online but need help finding a place to buy. Is it available for purchase in Halifax?

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2024.06.09 13:38 fruitful_ Another review of travelling the Faroes during the strike

Over the last week I travelled around the Faroes islands with my friend, three weeks into the workers strike. We arrived on the 3rd June, and everything ran fairly smoothly at the airport on arrival. We had been informed we would be guaranteed a car with a tank full of petrol via 62N/Europcar. Luckily, we actually had a car upgrade to a RAV4 hybrid, with a 3/4 full tank of fuel.
Our first stop was Gjaargardur Guesthouse Gjov, 73km from the airport. It was a beautiful location, and we had a nice private room overlooking the green hillside above us. There were no supermarkets here, so the main effect of the strike was that the dinner was a buffet with salmon, cod, lamb, soup, and roast vegetables, instead of an a la carte menu. It still tasted delicious and fresh, and was half the price of the normal menu so I thought it was actually a bonus. There was a sign at reception saying hours were limited during the strike, but there was still someone to greet us and give us the key at 8:30pm when we arrived. We had 2 nights here, so due to fuel shortages, we just did local walks in the area and didn’t use the car. The walk up the cliffside costs 50DKK per person, and has to be paid in cash.
Our next stop was an Airbnb in Klaksvík, 45km away. There were a number of supermarkets here, which still had enough food to get by. We cooked dinner at home for the two nights we stayed (salmon pasta with sundried tomatoes, chilli, corn, and a chilli bean dish with frozen veg and tinned tomatoes). The supermarkets had a limited amount of frozen fish, frozen vegetables, and no fresh bread or baked products. But there was plenty of dry/non-perishable food available. Again we had 2 nights here, and we did some local walks that were a short drive away, and also free.
Friday was our biggest driving day. We checked out of Klaksvík and drove to Sandavagur for the Lake in the Sky walk (71km). This cost 200DKK per person, and you could pay with card or cash at the little tourist office at the start. It was an incredible walk, and I felt like you could see where the money was going, as they’re staffing the office and are doing ongoing improvements to the trail. It took us about 2.5 hours of easy walking including lots of stops for photos and a little snack break by the waterfall.
After this walk, we drove to Sørvágur (9km) to catch the 1:15pm ferry to Mykines to see the puffins. The ferry cost 120DKK per person, but there is also a compulsory guided tour you have to pay for once you reach the island, i.e. you can’t do the walk on your own. It costs 400DKK per person if you book online the day before, or 500DKK if you pay on arrival to the island. It’s a pretty steep price, but it was also one of the best things we did, and we saw SO MANY puffins so close up on the cliff top. I have no regrets about the price at all! You can’t walk to the lighthouse anymore, as there was a landslide 3 years ago that damaged the trail. Apparently they may not ever repair the trail, as the puffin breeding populations seem to be doing much better without large number of tourists tramping near the burrows. There were a few other walking options you could choose once the guided part of the puffin tour was over, and there’s a little cafe with some simple drink options and cake while you wait for the ferry back. The 6pm return ferry also detoured around the Dragarnir arch so we got a really close up view of it.
Once we got back to the car, we then had a 48km drive to Torshavn, where we spent the last two nights. It was “Culture Night” when we arrived, and the garbage had actually been collected and the streets cleaned in preparation for the festival, even though these services have been on strike for the 3 weeks prior. The fish and chip shop was closed due to food shortages, but there was a ramen restaurant open that seemed to be offering a full menu.
On Saturday, our last full day, we had a fairly low key day and explored the local area. My friend went to the swimming pool and gallery, then we did one of the free village to village walks that was a short drive from town. For dinner that night, we went to a restaurant bar that only had a single serve of fish soup left, one type of Faroese open sandwich, and the chicken and chips from the children’s menu. It was plenty to feed the two of us (alongside some delicious Faroese beer).
This morning, we drove from Torshavn back to Vagar airport (46km) to continue on with our travels. The car still had at least 1/4 to 1/3 a tank of fuel left. The car return was just a key drop box as the office wasn’t open yet. We were told at the beginning that we could return the car without filling up. We would be charged with the cost of refilling the tank, but wouldn’t be charged the extra admin fee on top. Check in at the airport was fairly smooth. There may have been a few less staff members around, but as it’s a fairly quiet airport, there weren’t any long queues for bag drop or security.
Overall I felt like we were incredibly lucky to still have our trip in spite of the strikes! If we hadn’t been able to rent a car, it would have been a very different story, because we’d booked accommodation in three different places. We also got very lucky that Torshavn was cleaned up just before we arrived. If you’re coming to the Faroe Islands for a culinary experience, you would also be disappointed on that front. There were further attempts at negotiation from Thursday afternoon till Friday night, but no agreement was reached. The locals seem to be getting increasingly frustrated with the situation, and I imagine fuel and fresh food will only continue to become more scarce as it goes on.

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2024.06.09 12:15 Gontzal81 Legendary Pubs. Delirium Café.

Delirium Café is a bar in Brussels, Belgium, known for its long beer list, standing at 2,004 brands in January 2004 as recorded in the Guinness Book of Records. On offer are beers from over 60 countries, including many Belgian beers. The bar's name comes from the beer Delirium Tremens (produced by the Huyghe family brewery), the pink elephant symbol of which also decorates the bar's entrance.
The bar is located in a small alley called the Impasse de la Fidélité/Getrouwheidsgang ("Fidelity Alley"), only a couple of hundred metres from the Grand-Place/Grote Markt (Brussels' main square). The Jeanneke Pis statue is across the street from the entrance.
The establishment was founded in December 2003 by Joël Pêcheur, Fabienne Charles and Jean De Laet. A month later, it was listed in the Guinness Book of Records as the establishment offering the most different brands of beer in the world (in this case 2004, imported from over 60 different countries). By the mid-2000s, the bar was selling 1,500 hl of beer a year.
Delirium Café has been expanded internationally, opening 26 franchises as of 2024, including in Rio de Janeiro (2010), Tokyo (2011), São Paulo and Warsaw (2014), Lisbon (2017), Toulouse and Reims (dates unknown), Leesburg (2017), Strasbourg (2017), and Kuala Lumpur (2018).

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2024.06.09 09:31 KoreanBunz Japan Trip Report (Last week of May and first week of June)

So, finally, my SO and I back home after an exciting Japanese Vacation. It was on our bucket list for years and we are so glad we did it and it went smoothly.
We landed at Narita Airport at 7 AM and finished our immigration and customs by 7.45 AM. We bought our Passmo Passport from Keisei Information Centre in literally two mins without a queue and were in the three persons queue at the Limousine Bus stop for our airport transfer to Shinjuku. I highly suggest the Limousine Bus Service as it was the most convenient and comfortable ride from NRT Airport to Shinjuku. The staff speaks English and put your luggage in the storage compartment, without you to have to worry about it. You can buy the tickets of limousine bus on KLOOK or at the arrivals hall of NRT airport.
From Shinjuku stop where the limousine bus dropped us and handed our luggage to us, we took a taxi to our hotel. It costed us 1200 yen and 10 mins to our hotel in Nishi Shinjuku. We had typed the hotel name and address in Japanese and printed it out. That piece of paper proved very useful after a 12 hour flight and 2 hour bus ride. We just handed out the printed paper to our taxi driver and he dropped us off at our hotel without a single word exchanged between us except thank you (arigato gozaimasu). It took away the anxiety of explaining our hotel address to taxi drivers in English and broken Japanese.
Our hotel was APA Hotel & Resort NishiShinjuku Gochome Eki Tower. We had booked an early check in for additional payment of 1000 yen per hour. We reached our double room on higher floor with city view and were shocked by the size of it. NO AMOUNT of research and reading up could mentally prepare us for the size of it. It was TINYYYYYYYY. But, very well appointed with night suits, kimono robes, room slippers, onsen slippers, huge TV, small bath tub, king size bed, working station with a chair, etc. We soon found our groove in the tiny room and found it to be very comfortable once the luggage was under the bed. I would highly recommend this hotel as it has an onsite onsen, swimming pool (payable), speedy WiFi, English speaking staff, vending machines, laundromat, luggage storage and transfer facility. But, its biggest plus point is that it’s 100 mts away from the NishiShinjuku Gochome Station with an elevator exit. That was the most convenient for us.
After relaxing in the tiny room for about 3 hours, we left the hotel at 2 PM for Meiji Jingu Shrine. We used the subway for it and it was very convenient. We thoroughly enjoyed the peaceful zen walk into the forest like atmosphere to reach the shrine. It was completely empty barring three more people about 1 km ahead of us. When we reached the Meiji Jingu Shrine we were greeted by a crowd. We spent maximum of 30 mins in the shrine and then walked to Takeshita Street. It was a 15 min relaxed walk and we enjoyed it. We LOVED the Takeshita Street and the hustle bustle there, spent around two hours, shopping for street wear fits and eating the crepes and tanghulu sweet treats. From there we walked the Cat Street, which was almost deserted and we didn’t even realise that we had already finished walking the iconic Cat Street until we asked a local. From Cat Street we walked to Shibuya, it was a 25 minutes walk and I had started to feel the tiredness by now. We found a Tully’s Cafe about 5 mins away from Shibuya crossing and chilled there for one hour having coffee and smoothies.
We reached the Shibuya Crossing by 6.30 PM and the excitement to see thousands of people crossing the iconic junction had pumped the energy back into me and I was ready for more exploring. We took a look at the Hachiku Statue and made our way up to Shibuya Sky for our entry slot of 7 PM. It was the most magical moment when we took the elevator up to the open observatory deck. The sky was turning red and rust and the Tokyo skyline lights were just firing up. We saw the sunset for about 15 minutes before the sky turned dark and then we enjoyed the night light views of Tokyo. It was absolutely STUNNING. Highly recommend booking the 6.45-7 PM slot for Shibuya Sky. We booked it via KLOOK about one month in advance.
We got down from Shibuya Sky by 8.30 PM and although we had a reservation at a vegan restaurant at Shinjuku for 9 PM, I personally couldn’t last any longer. I was extremely tired by that time so we took a subway back to our hotel. We rested in the hotel and had Seven Eleven ice cream and onigiri for dinner in our room and rested till about 11 PM.
At around 11 PM my FOMO kicked in and my partner and I took a cab to Omoide Yakucho drinking lane. It took us 8 mins by cab and 1000 yen. We had a local beer at the Albatross bar there and we loved the atmosphere and experience. We explored some more places in that lane but Albatross Bar was the best vibe. We then walked to Hotel Gracery to see the Godzilla head and Shinjuku neon billboards and lights. We found the area super greasy but it had a vibe of its own. We walked a bit further and found a nice beer brewery and bar and had a few beers there and it was amazing. We left that place by 12.30 AM and took a taxi back to the hotel. It costed us 900 yen. All in all it was the MOST FUN and ICONIC first day of a Tokyo trip. We had clocked 22,000 steps on Day 1.
Day 2:
We woke up by 8 AM and left the hotel by 10 AM. We first reached the Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden and had breakfast at the traditional Japanese tea house at the national garden. We relaxed in the garden and explored till about 12.30 pm and we left for TeamLabs Planet. We reached there and booked ourself the lunch experience at Uzu Restaurant at Tokyolabs Planet. It was hands down the ABSOLUTE BEST lunch experience with the yummiest bowl of Vegan Ramen. We enjoyed the immersive experience and were ready for experiencing the main exhibit by 3.30 PM. We spent two hours in the exhibit and it was absolutely the highlight of our trip. We both lovedddddd TeamLabs Planet experience and can’t wait to be back.
At around 6 pm we left for Asakusa area from Teamlabs and reached the Senso Ji temple at around 6.45 pm. We explored the shopping streets around the temple and watched the sun go down behind the temple. It was just so so so so beautiful. We had dinner at a roadside restaurant there and they were plenty. My SO loved the area so much that he made me promise that we will stay in this area instead of Shibuya or Shinjuku on our next visit to Tokyo. The man has taste.
We were back to our hotel by 10 PM and had drinks at our hotel bar and slept off by 12 AM.
We had successfully used the subway system without getting lost but we had also successfully AVOIDED starting or ending our subway journeys from the terrifying Shinjuku Station for first two days and we highly recommend everyone to do the same.
Because on Day 3 we got lost at Shinjuku station and it was NOT FUN. On day 3 we checked out of our hotel by 10 am and took the subway to Don Qui store Shinjuku (our hotel stored our luggage for us post check out). We spent 2.5 hours in Donki and other Shinjuku shopping places and while returning with our shopping bags we got lost in Shinjuku station for about an hour and I personally felt super disoriented but my SO took over the navigation and somehow we reached our hotel by 2 pm.
We then took our bags and made our way to Tokyo International Cruise Terminal via subway and metro. A sweet local Japanese girl guided us to the metro stop which was two floors above from where we were and she very kindly travelled with us on the escalators two whole floors up. I had never experienced such kindness from a stranger and was truly grateful and overwhelmed by her kindness.
We then embarked on our cruise ship at 3.30 PM and I will write the cruise report in the next post.
But, I must say that these 2-2.5 days in Tokyo were genuinely I had dreamed of and more. Although it was tiring t walk 20k steps a day but it was more than worth it. I can’t wait to be back.

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2024.06.09 04:56 Asherphane Neighbor Yells at Kids For Being Loud, Has a History of being a Total Racist

I live in Santa Monica next to an apartment complex. I can only assume the windows and walls in the complex are pretty thin. In the last year, our back house is being rented by a family with two small children, 4 and 6. They play, they scream, we have a basketball hoop, and kids will be kids. A man in the other apartment, let’s call him Stubbs, is rightfully upset by the noise. But the manner in which he’s tried to handle everything is upsetting and petty. To my knowledge, none of the other tenants have had a problem with the kids and haven’t made complaints. Our tenants are perfectly happy to speak to anyone who has a complaint but Stubbs has retaliated by screaming at the kids, telling them to “fucking shut up”, mocking us, and he’s made no attempt to be civil about it.
The most recent event with Stubbs is that the kids and I are playing and Stubbs starts blasting music from his apartment, mocking the kids, and being petty. Our tenant starts making passive aggressive comments and starts provoking Stubbs. There’s an area behind the apartment where our properties are divided by a small chain link fence. Stubbs goes over to the fence and starts yelling and mocking us. I get everything recorded but they are just going at it throwing insults at each other. Things are said in the recording and I’m afraid that Stubbs has grounds for legal action of his own, such as defamation. I don’t know much about what else Stubbs has done, but my tenant has caused him to be a pedophile which is a serious accusation. Again, I don’t know everything, things could’ve been said in the heat of the moment, but I don’t want to see my tenant get sued or some legal action be brought against him for something he’s said. I fully believe Stubbs deserves to be charged with harassment or he needs to get kicked out of the apartment, but the issue is we’re not 100% innocent. I don’t want to find myself wrapped up in this. Should we have any legal issues, this could get complicated because we have a history of having issues with the guy.
He has had issues with us before for similar reasons. When I was a kid, my brother and I and some of our friends would play basketball at night. Stubbs would also back then tell us to shut the fuck up. The issue is my brother and the friend start taunting Stubbs and provoking him. Stubbs leaves his apartment and shows up at our door. We lock the doors of course, I don’t remember what happened next but we have videos of him screaming at us while we tell him to get off our property and he wouldn’t. So this is a pattern of behavior from him.
Allegedly, a lot of people in our neighborhood have an issue with Stubbs and he has a history of being a racist. He yelled at a mail worker (who was either black or Latina I don’t remember) for parking on the street and being in his way. I wasn’t there for the event, but allegedly she parked her truck in the driveway (which is shared by all the tenants of that apartment) and he was just screaming at her. Saying something to the effect of “in America we don’t blah blah blah” you get the point. My mom goes out and confronts him and he just backs off.
On another occasion,ALLEGEDLY, he has been racist to me (21 5’0 Asian F). I never saw his face but his words and actions and what I could make from small glances match his description of being a 5’5 middle aged white coward with a beer belly. I was at the Urth Cafe with a friend. The line to the place is always long and it’s always packed inside. As we move up in line, I can hear who I think is Stubbs directly behind me muttering under his breath about how it’s taking so long, he’s getting pissed, and I’m getting nervous. As I’m next in line, I try and make room for the people around me who are passing, but this guy mutters under his breath “move up you stupid fucking chink, you stupid bitch”. I’m not Chinese and I don’t even look East Asian. I regret not turning around and asking him to speak up. I try to handle problems diplomatically and the last thing I wanted was to escalate the situation. But I keep my head down as if I didn’t hear him. I’ve never been back to the cafe since and it has been over a year. I understand there is room for doubt if it was actually Stubbs, but again, the man’s behavior matches Stubbs’ description.
So I carry pepper spray and a taser on me at all times and I’m terrified. That man knows my face, knows my name, and where I live. I don’t want to have another confrontation with him and I especially don’t want to be alone should that happen. I don’t want to be wrapped up in any legal battle, but I want to protect my family and protect those kids. I am biased of course, but I think that piece of shit has to go. People have a right to a childless lifestyle but not a childless world. Does anyone have any advice? Are we the assholes?
TLDR: petty neighbor yells at kids for being loud, has a history of harassing me, my family, and is a racist, are we in the wrong for being loud?

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2024.06.09 01:42 lulucontytis Backyard bars, North Austin and norther?

Does anyone know if there’s some zoning, permits, or laws or something preventing the north Austin metro area (Scofield/Millwood, Pflugerville, Pioneer, Round Rock) from having backyard bars? A la Moontower Saloon, Armadillo Bar, Meanwhile Brewing or Family Business Beer Co. - you know, ones with picnic tables, rickety wood awnings, mulch, food trucks and cafe lights, and sometimes even a playground.
It seems a very untapped market, badly needed with the amount of families up here. We have spots of big trees that would create nice canopies.. it would be a slam dunk I’m sure. Nothing franchised or corporate feeling… I just don’t understand why they don’t exist up north, and it seems like it’s gotta be some bureaucratic red tape.

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2024.06.09 00:42 Finno_ Anyone remember these from tuck shop?

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2024.06.09 00:26 Sweet-Count2557 Best Brunch in Hilton Head Sc

Best Brunch in Hilton Head Sc Are you hungry for a delightful brunch experience in Hilton Head, SC? Join us as we uncover the top spots to satisfy your cravings.From fresh seafood and classic American fare to laid-back Asian and Southern cuisine, we'll guide you through the vibrant culinary scene of this beautiful coastal town.Indulge in mouthwatering dishes, soak in the lively ambiance, and discover hidden gems that will leave you wanting more.Get ready to embark on a culinary adventure like no other.Key TakeawaysPoseidon Coastal Cuisine is a laid-back waterfront seafood restaurant with a trendy rooftop bar and a raw bar called The World Is Your Oyster. They serve brunch on weekends and use fresh catch for their meals.Palmetto Bay Sun Rise Cafe is a neighborhood cafe with outdoor seating that offers traditional American breakfast and lunch fare. They have a classic diner atmosphere, ample quantities, and friendly service. Breakfast is available early.Links, an American Grill, is a classy restaurant with views of Harbour Town Golf Links. They have indoor and outdoor seating and offer unique flavors on their brunch menu. They also have a variety of brunch beverages.Nectar Farm Kitchen is a farm-to-table restaurant with an extensive brunch menu. They offer dishes like Lowcountry Fried Bird and Southern Sangria. They have a lively ambiance and a modest gift shop.Poseidon Coastal Cuisine: Fresh Seafood and Trendy Rooftop BarWe should try Poseidon Coastal Cuisine's fresh seafood and trendy rooftop bar for our next brunch outing. Located in Hilton Head, South Carolina, Poseidon Coastal Cuisine offers a laid-back waterfront dining experience with a focus on delicious seafood. The restaurant boasts a trendy rooftop bar where guests can enjoy their meal while taking in breathtaking views of the surrounding area.When it comes to brunch, Poseidon Coastal Cuisine has a menu that's sure to satisfy any craving. They serve brunch on weekends, making it the perfect spot for a leisurely weekend meal. Their brunch menu features a variety of dishes made with the freshest catch of the day. From classic breakfast favorites like eggs benedict to unique creations like seafood pasta, there's something for everyone.One of the highlights of dining at Poseidon Coastal Cuisine is their World Is Your Oyster raw bar. Here, guests can indulge in a selection of freshly shucked oysters and other raw seafood delicacies. It's the perfect way to start your brunch experience on a delicious note.In addition to the delectable food, Poseidon Coastal Cuisine offers a lively ambiance and plenty of outdoor seating. Whether you're looking for a casual meal with friends or a romantic brunch date, this restaurant has it all.Palmetto Bay Sun Rise Cafe: Classic American Breakfast and Lunch FareLet's head to Palmetto Bay Sun Rise Cafe for some delicious classic American breakfast and lunch fare. This neighborhood cafe offers a traditional dining experience with a menu that's sure to satisfy any craving. The atmosphere is inviting, with ample outdoor seating and a classic diner feel. The friendly service adds to the overall charm of the cafe.For breakfast, you can start your day off right with options like fluffy pancakes, crispy bacon, and eggs cooked to perfection. The portions are generous, ensuring that you won't leave hungry. If you're in the mood for lunch, the cafe offers a variety of sandwiches, salads, and burgers. The menu features classic American favorites, made with quality ingredients and prepared with care.One of the highlights of Palmetto Bay Sun Rise Cafe is their commitment to providing a pleasant dining experience. The staff is attentive and accommodating, making sure that every customer leaves satisfied. Whether you're looking for a quick bite to eat or a leisurely brunch with friends, this cafe is a great choice.Links, an American Grill: Classy Brunch With Views of Harbour Town Golf LinksLinks, an American Grill is a classy restaurant with both indoor and outdoor seating, offering stunning views of Harbour Town Golf Links.The brunch menu at Links features unique flavors and a variety of delicious beverages.Whether you choose to dine inside or enjoy the picturesque outdoor setting, Links provides an elegant and enjoyable brunch experience.Brunch Menu SpecialtiesWhen it comes to brunch menu specialties, Links, an American Grill offers a classy dining experience with unique flavors and stunning views of Harbour Town Golf Links.The brunch menu at Links features a variety of delectable dishes that cater to all taste preferences. From savory options like eggs benedict and avocado toast to sweet treats like Belgian waffles and French toast, there's something for everyone to enjoy.One of the standout items on the menu is the lobster benedict. This indulgent dish features perfectly poached eggs, tender lobster meat, and a rich hollandaise sauce. It's a true treat for seafood lovers.For those looking for a lighter option, the grilled vegetable frittata is a great choice. Packed with fresh seasonal vegetables and topped with gooey melted cheese, it's a satisfying and healthy way to start the day.To accompany your meal, Links offers a variety of brunch beverages, including classic mimosas and Bloody Marys. These refreshing drinks pair perfectly with the flavorful brunch dishes and add an extra touch of indulgence to your dining experience.Indoor and Outdoor SeatingWe can enjoy both indoor and outdoor seating at Links, an American Grill, with stunning views of Harbour Town Golf Links. The restaurant offers a classy atmosphere with a unique brunch menu that's sure to satisfy any palate.Whether you choose to dine indoors or outdoors, you'll be treated to a delightful experience. The indoor seating area is elegant and comfortable, with tasteful decor and a warm ambiance.The outdoor seating area provides a refreshing and scenic setting, allowing guests to enjoy the natural beauty of the golf course. No matter where you choose to sit, you can expect attentive service and a memorable dining experience.Relish: Laid-back Asian and Southern Cuisine for BrunchRelish offers a laid-back brunch experience with its unique blend of Asian and Southern cuisines. The exposed brick interior and dim lighting create a peaceful atmosphere, perfect for a casual and comfortable dining experience.From the flavorful lunch offerings to the delicious brunch options, Relish provides a delightful and satisfying meal.Unique Brunch OfferingsI love trying unique brunch offerings, like the laid-back Asian and Southern cuisine at Relish. It's always exciting to discover new flavors and combinations that make brunch a memorable experience.Here are four reasons why unique brunch offerings are worth exploring:Creative Fusion: Unique brunch offerings often combine different culinary traditions, creating exciting flavor profiles. From Asian-inspired breakfast tacos to Southern-style eggs benedict, these dishes bring together the best of both worlds.Unexpected Ingredients: Trying unique brunch offerings allows you to taste ingredients you may not encounter in traditional brunch dishes. From exotic fruits to unfamiliar spices, these ingredients add a touch of adventure to your meal.Ambiance: Restaurants that offer unique brunch options often have a distinct atmosphere that enhances the dining experience. Whether it's a cozy coffee shop or a trendy eatery, the ambiance adds to the overall enjoyment of the meal.Memorable Experiences: Unique brunch offerings provide an opportunity to create lasting memories. When you try something new and delicious, it becomes a story you can share with friends and family, making brunch an even more special occasion.Casual and Comfortable DiningDuring our brunch at Relish, we enjoyed the casual and comfortable dining atmosphere. The exposed brick interior and dim lighting created a cozy ambiance, perfect for a leisurely meal.The restaurant had a laid-back vibe, allowing us to relax and enjoy our food without feeling rushed. The seating was comfortable, with a mix of booths and tables, and the staff was friendly and attentive.The menu offered a unique fusion of Asian and Southern cuisines, providing a delicious and diverse selection of dishes. From the crispy Korean fried chicken to the flavorful shrimp and grits, every bite was a delight.Overall, our experience at Relish was enjoyable, and we'd highly recommend it for a relaxed and satisfying brunch.Southern Coney & Breakfast: Best Pancakes and Flavorful Breakfast FareSouthern Coney & Breakfast is known for serving the best pancakes and flavorful breakfast fare in a small and casual cafe with limited outdoor seating. Here are four reasons why this place is worth a visit:Pancake Perfection: Southern Coney & Breakfast takes pancakes to a whole new level. Their fluffy pancakes are cooked to perfection and come in a variety of flavors, from classic buttermilk to indulgent chocolate chip. Each bite is a heavenly experience that will leave you craving more.Flavorful Breakfast Fare: It's not just about the pancakes at Southern Coney & Breakfast. They also offer a wide range of delicious breakfast options. From their mouthwatering burgers and savory biscuits to their delectable omelettes and hearty breakfast platters, there's something to satisfy every craving.Small and Casual Setting: The cozy ambiance of Southern Coney & Breakfast adds to the overall charm of the place. With limited outdoor seating, you can enjoy your meal in a relaxed and intimate setting. It's the perfect spot for a leisurely breakfast with friends or a quiet morning alone.Friendly and Attentive Service: The staff at Southern Coney & Breakfast are known for their friendly and attentive service. They go above and beyond to make sure every customer feels welcomed and taken care of. Whether you have a special request or simply need a refill on your coffee, they're always there to assist you with a smile.Watusi Cafe: Cozy Coffee Shop With All-Day Brunch OptionsWe love the cozy atmosphere and all-day brunch options at Watusi Cafe, making it the perfect spot for a leisurely meal. Nestled in Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, this charming coffee shop offers a delightful dining experience.As we step inside, we're greeted by the aroma of freshly brewed gourmet coffee. The interior is cozy, with comfortable seating and warm lighting, creating a welcoming ambiance.The menu at Watusi Cafe is diverse and caters to various tastes. From classic breakfast favorites like fluffy pancakes and eggs benedict to healthy options like salads and smoothies, there's something for everyone. The all-day brunch concept allows us to indulge in breakfast delights at any time of the day. The early riser menu is perfect for those who want to start their day with a hearty meal.One of the highlights of Watusi Cafe is the large terrace, where we can enjoy our meal while basking in the warm sunshine and taking in the beautiful surroundings. The attentive staff ensures that our dining experience is pleasant and enjoyable.Whether we're looking for a quick bite or a leisurely brunch, Watusi Cafe is a fantastic choice. The cozy atmosphere, all-day brunch options, and friendly service make it a must-visit spot in Hilton Head Island.Gringos Diner: Mexican and American Comfort Food BrunchGringos Diner offers a mouthwatering brunch experience with its delectable Mexican and American comfort food options, satisfying our cravings and keeping us coming back for more. Here are four reasons why we can't get enough of Gringos Diner for brunch:Impressive burgers and tacos: Gringos Diner serves up some of the most delicious burgers and tacos in town. From juicy beef patties to flavorful grilled chicken, the options are endless. The perfectly seasoned meat paired with fresh toppings and a side of crispy fries or tangy salsa creates a flavor explosion in every bite.Lively diner with a vibrant outdoor patio: The atmosphere at Gringos Diner is always buzzing with energy. Whether you choose to dine indoors or enjoy the sunshine on the outdoor patio, you'll be surrounded by a lively and vibrant ambiance. The friendly staff adds to the welcoming atmosphere, making your brunch experience even more enjoyable.Best breakfast burritos and huevos rancheros in town: If you're in the mood for a hearty and satisfying brunch, look no further than Gringos Diner. Their breakfast burritos and huevos rancheros are legendary, packed with bold flavors and generous portions. The combination of fluffy scrambled eggs, savory meats, melted cheese, and spicy salsa creates a truly irresistible dish.Simple establishment with outdoor seating: Gringos Diner may be a simple establishment, but it's the perfect spot to enjoy a relaxing brunch. The outdoor seating allows you to soak up the sunshine while indulging in your favorite comfort food. Whether you're looking for a casual brunch with friends or a quick bite on your own, Gringos Diner has got you covered.Frequently Asked QuestionsWhat Are Some Popular Brunch Items at Poseidon Coastal Cuisine?At Poseidon Coastal Cuisine, some popular brunch items include the Creole Omelette, eggs benedict, seafood pasta, and beignets. The restaurant offers a laid-back waterfront atmosphere with a trendy rooftop bar.Fresh catch is used for their meals, and they've a raw bar called 'The World Is Your Oyster.' The brunch menu is served on weekends, and the restaurant is known for its delicious seafood dishes.It's definitely a must-try for brunch lovers in Hilton Head, SC!Does Palmetto Bay Sun Rise Cafe Offer Any Vegetarian Options for Brunch?Yes, Palmetto Bay Sun Rise Cafe offers vegetarian options for brunch. They have a variety of dishes that cater to vegetarians, such as veggie omelettes, avocado toast, and vegetable frittatas.The cafe is known for its traditional American breakfast and lunch fare, and it has a classic diner atmosphere with ample quantities and friendly service.Vegetarian diners can enjoy a delicious and satisfying brunch experience at Palmetto Bay Sun Rise Cafe.Is There a Dress Code at Links, an American Grill for Brunch?There's no dress code at Links, an American Grill for brunch. You can relax and enjoy your meal without any specific attire requirements.The atmosphere is classy and offers both indoor and outdoor seating with views of Harbour Town Golf Links.The brunch menu features unique flavors and a variety of beverages to complement your meal.What Are Some Signature Dishes at Relish for Their Brunch Menu?Some signature dishes at Relish for their brunch menu include:Korean BBQ BenedictThai Peanut Chicken and WafflesThey also offer Southern favorites such as:Shrimp and GritsChicken and BiscuitsRelish has a laid-back atmosphere with exposed brick and dim lighting, creating a peaceful brunch experience. It's a casual and comfortable dining spot known for its delicious lunch offerings as well.Are There Any Gluten-Free Options Available for Brunch at Southern Coney & Breakfast?Yes, there are gluten-free options available for brunch at Southern Coney & Breakfast. They offer a variety of breakfast dishes including pancakes, burgers, and biscuits that can be made gluten-free.This casual cafe has limited outdoor seating and is known for its flavorful food. Whether you're in the mood for a hearty breakfast or a tasty lunch, Southern Coney & Breakfast has something for everyone, including those with dietary restrictions.ConclusionAs we conclude our culinary adventure through the best brunch spots in Hilton Head, SC, we can't help but feel like we've discovered hidden treasures.Each restaurant we visited offered a unique and delightful dining experience, symbolizing the diverse flavors and vibrant culinary scene of this coastal town.From fresh seafood to classic American fare, Asian and Southern cuisines, and cozy coffee shops, Hilton Head has something to satisfy every brunch craving.So come and indulge in mouthwatering dishes, immerse yourself in lively ambiance, and experience the true essence of Hilton Head's brunch scene.

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2024.06.08 23:30 Outrageous_Band_117 Six Dream Cast (Movie Adpation):

Aragon : Beyonce or Jennifer Hudson (the queen bees, the drama with their commanding presence, all eyes of them)
Boylen: Miley Cyrus, Doja Cat or Scarlett Johannson (the provocatofemme fatales with the smoky, raspy vocals with a punk edge). Madonna back in the 80’s-90’s would’ve killed that role as Boylen.
Seymour: Kelly Clarkson, Christina Aguilera, Carrie Underwood or Demi Lovato (the emotive singers with melisma)
Cleves: Keke Palmer (the unapologetic, independent woman with confidence and comedic timing), I think Lil Kim would’ve killed this role back in the early 2000’s
Howard: Madison Beer, Sydney Sweeney or Elle Fanning (the innocent and the naive, the youngest, and the sexualized one)
Parr: SZA, H.E.R or Victoria Monet (the survivor with an R&B twist)

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2024.06.08 23:12 kiwirichprick Our country is great

I know it can feel like all the posts here are about cost of living, negatives, etc, but I think we have it really good, even if you don't have that much money, for example:

Can drive almost anywhere on either island, stay at cheap motels, enjoy fantastic roads and scenery and eat amazing pies all along the way, even at Z and BP.
The weather is relatively temperature, so not too humid and not too cold either. Lakes freeze in Chicago and Sydney in Summer is a sauna don't forget!
Our kids can enjoy a relatively good education system without studying all hours of the day, play outside, be on real grass, and walk over to their mates. When I was in Korea my friends tell me how hard it is for kids to see actual grass.
We have little to no polution, which is amazing for a large city like Auckland.
Our cops, etc are relatively friendly. It makes a world of difference.
Our houses and rent, though high relative to income, are still cheap in a global context, especially compared to Sydney and San Francisco.
In Auckland you can pretty much drive anywhere in 30 mins off-peak, which is not something you can do anywhere else in the world. Rest of NZ? 10 mins tops.
We care enough as a society to give our poor and vulnerable a benefit and housing, I know there's lots of criticisms here, but at least we try, unlike the USA, China, etc.
We live away from the chaos of the world. Look up how close London is to Kiev or Tokyo is to Pyongyang and it makes you realise we just mentally don't have a view of conflict.
Our civil services are efficient. Try visiting a DMV in the US or getting a passport in most countries in less than a month. Good luck.

It's Sunday morning, I'm going to take the family to brunch, and maybe go on a joyride to Clevedon enjoying the great winter sun, get some cycling done, a bit of gardening, and close off with a nice cosy evening with the cat. None of this needs money, just the mindset.
EDIT: Aaand its started to rain and get muddy, no cycling or gardening, but at-least we've got fantastic cafes and activities to spend a lazy afternoon in.

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2024.06.08 23:11 Sweet-Count2557 Where To Travel With A 4 Year Old in 2023

Where To Travel With A 4 Year Old in 2023
Traveling with young children can be a daunting task, but it doesn’t have to be. With a little preparation and some creative ideas, you can embark on the adventure of a lifetime with your four year old!
Exploring new places is an exciting opportunity for families to bond, discover something new, and create lasting memories. Whether you’re looking for beachside fun or mountain views, there are plenty of great destinations where you can enjoy quality time as a family while giving your child the freedom they need to explore and learn.
So pack up those suitcases and get ready to make some wonderful memories – here’s our guide to where to travel with a 4 year old!
Beach Vacations
Beach vacations offer families a chance to relax and create memories that will last a lifetime. Did you know that beach vacations are the second most popular type of vacation according to recent surveys?
Whether it's taking an exciting road trip, setting sail on a cruise, or simply spending quality time with loved ones - there's something magical about stepping onto white sandy beaches while breathing in the fresh ocean air.
A beach vacation is perfect for all ages, but especially young children. The shoreline provides them with endless opportunities for exploration and discovery; from building sandcastles to collecting seashells and jumping waves!
With so much natural beauty and fun activities around every corner, your 4 year old won't be bored for one minute during your stay. What better way to experience freedom than under bright blue skies with miles of crystal clear waters stretching out before you?
So pack up that sunscreen and flip-flops, grab your family, and head off on an unforgettable tropical getaway – where everyone can make lasting memories together at the beach!
City Getaways
If you're looking for a city getaway with your 4 year old, you'll want to make sure you find attractions that are both family-friendly and have plenty of child-oriented activities. There's a wide variety of destinations that have something to offer everyone in the family!
Family-Friendly Attractions
For the family looking for the perfect city getaway, there is no better way to make lasting memories and have fun than with kid-friendly attractions.
Whether you’re exploring a bustling metropolis or quaint coastal town, these destinations are sure to provide your little ones with a vacation they won't soon forget!
From interactive museums and parks to safe transportation and plenty of outdoor activities, traveling with kids has never been easier.
Plus, when it comes to safety while traveling in different cities, parents can take comfort in knowing that many offer guided tours specifically designed for families so everyone stays together and enjoys peace of mind.
With so much at your fingertips, why not embark on an adventure where both adults and children alike can enjoy themselves?
You'll be amazed at how quickly those special moments turn into cherished memories.
So don't wait - plan your next city getaway today!
Child-Oriented Activities
For those looking for a family-friendly adventure, why not consider taking the kids on an exciting road trip or cruise?
With plenty of fun activities tailored specifically to young children, everyone in the family can enjoy themselves and make lasting memories.
Whether you're exploring a nearby city or going further afield, parents can feel safe knowing that there are plenty of attractions and events designed with their little ones in mind.
From museums and amusement parks to nature hikes and beaches, these trips provide your family with enough variety to keep even the littlest adventurers entertained.
So pack up the car and hit the open road - let's go on an unforgettable journey!
Theme Parks
Theme parks can be a great way to have an adventure with your 4 year old.
From Disney World in Florida, to the many theme parks around the world like Universal Studios Japan and Hong Kong Disneyland, there are plenty of places for magical family fun!
For those looking for something closer to home, why not take a road trip or cruise? There's nothing quite like spending quality time together while exploring new cities or sailing away on a ship.
With so much to explore and discover, you'll create memories that will last a lifetime.
Whether it’s rollercoasters, water slides or just watching shows at the park - make sure your little one is having lots of fun!
Theme parks offers kids (and adults!) the chance to let loose and really enjoy themselves.
If you plan ahead, you can find discounts that help bring down costs so your vacation doesn't break the bank.
So grab your bags and get ready for some family fun when visiting any theme park near you!
Outdoor Recreation
Theme parks are all about thrilling rides, colorful attractions and making memories. However, if you're looking for a more grounded experience with your 4 year old, outdoor recreation is the perfect option. From hiking trails to campgrounds, there's something here for everyone in the family!
To get started on your outdoor adventure, consider these four fun activities:
Hiking Trails - Pack up some snacks and explore nature as a family. You can take breaks along the way to enjoy the scenery or even have a picnic lunch. Don't forget to bring plenty of water too!
Camping - Pitch tents at one of the many camping grounds nearby and make s'mores around the campfire after dinner. Plus, it gives you an opportunity to bond with each other without any distractions from technology.
Fishing - Teach your kids how to fish by bringing them to a lake or river near you! This activity not only encourages patience but also shows little ones how food gets from farm-to-table (and pond-to-plate).
Biking - If your child is ready for roads beyond sidewalks and playgrounds, go ahead and rent bikes for a day full of exploration and exercise outdoors together!
So why not break away from the monotony of everyday life? With these suggestions in mind, let's hit pause on reality and embark on an unforgettable journey through Mother Nature's backyard with our tiny explorers in tow!
Cultural Experiences
Traveling with a four year old can be an amazing experience. As parents, we have the opportunity to expose our children to new cultures and experiences while also creating lasting memories that they will cherish forever. Exploring museums, and sampling cuisine from all over the world; are just some of the ways your family can enjoy a life-enriching journey together.
The key is finding activities and attractions for every age group in the family. Kids are naturally curious about history, art, science and nature so why not take advantage of this? Look into visiting local cultural sites like zoos or aquariums where kids get up close and personal with animals, plants and other exhibits. Fortify their learning by exploring nearby museums with interactive displays featuring artifacts from around the globe. Table 1 below provides examples of fun educational activities you can do during your travels:
ActivityLocation/DestinationVisit a MuseumRome, ItalyArt WorkshopParis, FranceAquarium TripTokyo, JapanBotanical Garden TourSydney Australia
This type of travel is perfect for families who want to combine adventure and education in one trip! You'll never forget seeing your child's eyes light up when he learns something new or gets his hands on an artifact from centuries ago. And the best part is that it doesn't even feel like work – it's just another way to appreciate what each destination has to offer you as a family. Let’s go explore!
Frequently Asked Questions
What Type Of Travel Insurance Should I Purchase For My 4 Year Old?
Traveling with a four-year-old can be an exciting adventure, but it's important to plan ahead and pack the right essentials. Investing in travel insurance is one way of ensuring your little one will be protected while you're away.
It pays to do some research as there are different types available depending on what kind of trip you'll be taking. Consider factors like medical coverage, cancellation policies and other potential risks that may occur during your travels.
With the right planning and preparation, you'll have peace of mind knowing that both you and your child are covered while exploring new places together!
Are There Any Age Restrictions For Activities At Theme Parks?
When it comes to theme parks, age restrictions can vary. Most attractions are kid-friendly and open for those four years old and up, but there may be some activities that require a minimum age requirement of six or seven - so make sure you read the park's rules carefully before planning your trip.
Traveling solo with a young child is no easy feat, which is why finding kid-friendly attractions makes all the difference when exploring new places. Thankfully, many amusement parks offer rides and show specially designed for little ones, making them an ideal choice if you're looking for freedom from worry while still providing plenty of thrills!
What Is The Best Way To Keep My 4 Year Old Entertained During Travel?
When it comes to keeping a 4-year-old entertained during travel, creativity is key! To ensure your little one has the best time possible, make sure to come up with creative activities and manage their time wisely.
Ideas such as packing small toys and books that can be easily stored in a backpack or bag will keep them occupied while you're on the go. Bring along some snacks for when they get hungry and look out for fun stops like playgrounds or parks where they can let off some steam.
Lastly, consider downloading educational apps onto tablets or phones which are great options that help cultivate curiosity while still having tons of fun. With these tips in mind, any family trip with young ones will be an adventure full of joy and excitement!
Are There Any Child-Friendly Restaurants In The Area?
When looking for family friendly restaurants to take your 4 year old, you don't have to sacrifice quality for quantity.
Many kid-friendly eateries are popping up all over the place with delicious food and child-focused activities.
Whether it's pizza places that offer games or cafes that provide play spaces, there is something for everyone who wants a relaxing meal without having to worry about keeping the little one entertained.
In addition to these fantastic restaurants, many destinations now offer attractions specifically designed for young kids such as petting zoos and water parks, making it easy to enjoy time away with your loved ones while still getting in some fun activities!
What Safety Precautions Should I Take When Travelling With A 4 Year Old?
Traveling with a 4 year old can be a fun and exciting experience, but it's important to take some precautions before you go.
From packing the right essentials to establishing rest time routines- make sure you have everything covered!
Ensure that your little one has plenty of snacks on hand for when they get hungry, don't forget their favorite stuffed animal, and try to pack lightweight clothes in layers so you're prepared for any weather changes.
Most importantly, stay alert and aware of your surroundings at all times – no matter where you end up traveling with your family.
With these few tips in mind, there's nothing stopping you from making memories that will last a lifetime!
Conclusion
For families traveling with young children, there is an abundance of opportunities to explore and discover. With the right preparation and a bit of planning, you can have all the fun without any extra stress.
Make sure you purchase appropriate travel insurance for your 4 year old before heading out on your adventure. Research age restrictions for activities at theme parks and other attractions to ensure that everyone has a great time. Keep your little one entertained in transit by packing plenty of snacks as well as their favorite books or toys. You'll also find many child-friendly restaurants where they can refuel along the way.
Finally, always take safety precautions when traveling with small children such as bringing car seats and monitoring them closely during trips away from home. By following these steps, you will be able to create wonderful memories that will last a lifetime!

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2024.06.08 22:45 gavotron Celestial Beerworks collab with Future Brewing (Australia)

Visited Dallas from Australia back in 2022 and made sure we hit up Celestial. Then I just found this in my local babeer store in Melbourne. Future Brewing is an awesome up and coming brewery from Sydney. Amazing collab and stoked to have something from Celestial in Aus!

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2024.06.08 21:09 SampleEarly9371 Pre-match fun for Belgium-Romania in Cologne

I'm going to watch our national team play against Romania in Cologne as surprise birthday present for my dad's 60th. I (28) am going with my two brothers (21 & 23) and my dad, having never seen Belgium or any team play at a big tournament. We'll get to Cologne around 1pm, where could we find fellow Belgians to have some beers and soak up/create some atmosphere before the game? Couldn't find anything online. Thanks in advance!

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2024.06.08 21:03 Izamida Is there a list/calendar of weekly free local music around the city?

Hi all!
I recently moved to Chicago (Streeterville) from Houston. When I lived in Houston, I frequented a lot of beer gardens, cafes, and other local spots for weekly live music/events - mainly free jazz shows.
For Houston examples: Axelrad Beer Garden has free live jazz in their garden every Wednesday night, Mercantile Coffee has free live jazz every Tuesday night, 93 ‘Til has a local DJ vinyl night every Thursday, Tribeca is a music venue that has a free jam session local musicians can come hop in every Sunday.
Does anyone have a similar list of weekly live music events at their favorite bars, cafes, etc. in Chicago? I wasn’t able to find one in the subreddit search. I know Chicago is one of those cities where you can find a touring artist playing any night of the week, but I’m looking for more home grown stuff where I can be a regular.
Thanks!

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2024.06.08 20:55 Drivewealth_club 'I'm older than my wife's mum - people stare but 31-year age gap means nothing'

A married couple with a 31-year age gap believes that age is just a number - despite the hubby being older than his wife's mum.
Marjorie and Mark Jensen, 33 and 64 respectively, say they barely noticed their age difference despite getting 'shocked' looks from strangers. The couple, who tied the knot in November 2022, began dating when Marjorie was 28 and Mark 59, after being introduced by a mutual friend.
They had to navigate some 'problems' when introducing Mark to Marjorie's family, with the retired writer, producer and director being just one year older than Marjorie's mother, who is 64. During their first meeting, nervous Mark also had to contend with Marojorie's 'stern' 74-year-old father showing him his knife collection.
However, despite the challenges they've faced, Marjorie and Mark say they now live an idyllic life sailing the world together on a 40-foot sailing boat.
Marjorie shared: "I think we're in total harmony, Mark and me, we're in the same place, everything works together, we don't notice the age gap because we like the same things in the same way."
Mark, of Sydney, Australia, bought the boat that is now their home after retiring from his media career at the age of just 48. Marjorie, who is French, previously worked for the French government before taking a sabbatical to join her now-husband out at sea.
After sailing from the Caribbean to Fort Lauderdale, Florida, the adventurous couple now intend to travel across the Atlantic, where they will spend time in London, and France, where they first met. Mark had been spending time in Cherbourg, in the north of the country, where he was part of a group that included English-speaking French people. It was during this time that he first locked eyes with his now-wife.
Lovestruck Mark recalled: "I met everybody in Cherbourg who could speak English, except Marjorie because she never came along to those meetings. I got to meet (Marjorie's) co-worker and we would often have a beer together and one day he said he has a friend coming along to join us.
"We were at this bar which had a mezzanine level, we were sitting on the top level and we could look down. A very pretty lady walked across the floor, turned around and looked up towards where we were and waved. I thought she must have been waving at someone behind us but she was waving at my friend."
After sending a friend to get drinks at the bar, the pair sat alone together, and one tricky problem quickly became apparent. Mark remembered: "I just thought, 'what happens now?' because she can't speak English and I can't speak French so we were just looking at each other."
Although Marjorie began learning English as a primary school pupil, and could use English to speak to non-French people, furthering their conversation initially proved difficult. She explained: "I did it like every French person, when you're asked if you speak English, you say 'a little bit' and then you just stop there and you don't know what to say next."
By the end of the evening, however, Marjorie felt as though she was already in love. She revealed: "I actually forgot that my co-worker was in front of us and I just saw Mark, and only Mark, and by the end of the evening I was totally in true love."
Mark, who had at that point resigned himself to the single life, added: "I was obviously (attracted to Marjorie) but I had previously made a decision not to look for women and to live my life without the necessity of having a woman, a partner, because that's just where life was going. I just wanted to be comfortable within myself. When I met Marjorie, it was lovely because I wasn't expecting it and I didn't know where things were going to go."
Warning Marjorie that he 'wasn't looking for a girlfriend', Mark told her that any relationship with him would mean 'sailing around the world' on his boat. At first, Marjorie wasn't too sure about this idea, and wanted to date first before making her mind up.
Marjorie said: "The first day I started to be interested in him I was like 'he's older, what are you doing?' But then it just goes away because physically and mentally, he doesn't feel like an old man, sometimes I feel like I'm dating a guy who is 40 years old."
Reflecting on the early days of their courtship, Mark shared: "I've been out of Australia for a while, my mother and father already passed away, so it was just my two sisters and it wasn't a problem for me. The problem for me was meeting Marjorie's mother and father."
He continued: "Marjorie's father looks very stern and when I met him, I'm thinking he's not all right with the age difference. We're sitting there at the table and he brings out his hunting dagger and knife collection.
"Right behind him was a furniture sideboard and right behind that was something that looked just like the butt of a pistol. I just thought if I wasn't on my good behaviour, he's going to pick it up and blow my head off, but it wasn't a gun, it just looked like it."
Offering her own perspective on this intimidating first encounter, Marjorie said: "Everyone was scared how my dad was going to react but throughout the first day, they started getting on. Everyone was tense until he pulled out the knives, then we all started to relax a bit."
The couple have also had to deal with some 'shocked' looks when kissing in public, but don't let the stares get to them. According to Marjorie: "Nobody says anything (in public) but when I met Mark, I was 28 and at that time, I tended to look younger than my age. I remember in Belgium, I kissed Mark in a restaurant and there were people next to us who looked shocked – so he said 'kiss me again'. When we started to date, people were looking but now I look more my age."
Remarking upon the youthful effects Marjorie's 'young person's imagination' has on him, Mark reflected: "When Marjorie is watching her shows, an anime, a horror movie, something like that, I love her imagination because it's a young person's imagination.
"Most people have lost their imagination by the time they're 23 or 25 but Marjorie's still got it and she's going to have it when she's 50 or 60 or 70. There's no people I know in their 50s, 60s or 70s that have the imagination Marjorie has or the imagination that I have. The use of imagination is pivotal to our relationship because Marjorie has a young attitude and so do I."
Before journeying over to Europe, Mark and Marjorie will spend the rest of the year exploring the US, stating that they are embarking on their 'own adventure' together which could take them anywhere in the world. Mark continued: "I believe that it's more important for me to dream up and achieve my own adventures. I have taken this boat right around the world with Marjorie, we're doing our own adventures and that is what's important.
"On the boat, we're right there with each other all day, every day, and we absolutely rely on each other when we're in the middle of the ocean."

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2024.06.08 19:41 Sweet-Count2557 Best Pizza in Palm Springs Ca

Best Pizza in Palm Springs Ca Looking for the best pizza in Palm Springs, CA? Well, look no further! In this article, we've done the legwork for you and uncovered the top pizza places in town.From mouthwatering flavors to unique dining experiences, these pizza joints have it all. Whether you're craving high-quality ingredients, a magical ambiance, or a diverse menu, we've got you covered.So join us as we take you on a delicious journey through the best pizza spots in Palm Springs. Get ready to satisfy your cravings and indulge in some seriously amazing pizza!Key TakeawaysPizza Place 1 is considered the best pizza place in Palm Springs due to its high-quality ingredients and unique dining experience.Pizza Place 5 is a fast-casual pizza restaurant chain that offers custom-made pizzas at an affordable price, with options for vegans and gluten-free crust.Pizza Place 6 is rated as one of the best pizza places in Palm Springs and offers a variety of dishes, including pizzas, pasta, sandwiches, and more.Mario's Italian Cafe is known for their old-world family recipes and is considered one of the best pizza restaurants in Palm Springs.Pizza Place 1: High-Quality Ingredients and Unique Dining ExperienceWe absolutely love Pizza Place 1 for its high-quality ingredients and unique dining experience. As one of the best pizza places in Palm Springs, they pride themselves on using only the finest ingredients to create their delicious pizzas. Their sourdough crust is made from imported pizza flour, giving it a light and crispy texture. Each pizza is drizzled with extra virgin olive oil, adding a rich and flavorful taste.One of the standout features of Pizza Place 1 is their custom-made nitrate-free sausages. These sausages are made in-house and are bursting with flavor. They're perfectly complemented by toppings such as caramelized onions, fresh basil, and imported sheep's milk feta. Each bite is a delightful combination of savory and tangy flavors.Not only does Pizza Place 1 offer exceptional ingredients, but they also provide a unique dining experience. The ambiance of the restaurant is truly magical, especially during magic hour. The lighting creates a warm and inviting atmosphere that adds to the overall enjoyment of the meal.When it comes to safety, Pizza Place 1 ensures that all their ingredients are sourced from reputable suppliers. They take great care in handling and preparing the food to maintain the highest standards of cleanliness and hygiene. This commitment to safety and quality is evident in every aspect of the dining experience at Pizza Place 1.For those looking for the best pizza in Palm Springs, Pizza Place 1 is a must-visit. Their high-quality ingredients and unique dining experience set them apart from the rest. Whether you're a local or a visitor, you won't be disappointed with the delicious pizzas and magical atmosphere that Pizza Place 1 has to offer.Pizza Place 2: Al Fresco Date Night and Magical AmbianceTwo years ago, my friends and I'd an unforgettable al fresco date night at Pizza Place 2. Situated in Palm Springs, Pizza Place 2 is the ideal spot for a romantic evening under the stars on a warm night. The beautiful lighting added to the ambiance, creating a truly magical atmosphere.As we sat at our table, we were immediately captivated by the enchanting transformation that took place during magic hour. The service at Pizza Place 2 was quick and efficient, ensuring that our hot pizzas arrived promptly. The staff was knowledgeable and friendly, making us feel safe and well taken care of. We were impressed with the attention to detail, from the perfectly cooked crust to the generous toppings. Each bite was bursting with flavor, leaving us satisfied and craving for more.The al fresco dining experience at Pizza Place 2 was truly magical. The outdoor seating area was tastefully decorated, creating a cozy and intimate setting. The gentle breeze and the twinkling lights added to the romantic atmosphere, making it the perfect place for a date night. We felt comfortable and relaxed, enjoying our meal while surrounded by the beauty of Palm Springs.If you're looking for a pizza place with a magical ambiance for an al fresco date night, Pizza Place 2 is the perfect choice. With their flavorful and delicious pizzas, quick service, and beautiful lighting, it's an experience you won't forget. Whether you're celebrating a special occasion or simply want to enjoy a night out with your loved one, Pizza Place 2 will provide a memorable and safe dining experience.Pizza Place 3: Fresh Ingredients and Diverse Menu OptionsThree years ago, my friends and I discovered Pizza Place 3, a hidden gem in Palm Springs that offers fresh ingredients and a diverse menu of flavorful Italian dishes.This pizza joint takes pride in using only the freshest ingredients to create their mouthwatering pizzas. From the moment you step inside, you can smell the aroma of freshly baked dough and the tantalizing scent of melted cheese.The menu at Pizza Place 3 is incredibly diverse, offering a wide variety of pizza options to suit every taste. Whether you prefer a thin and crispy crust or a deep-dish Chicago-style pizza, they've got you covered. Each pizza is made with care, ensuring that every bite is bursting with flavor.In addition to their impressive pizza selection, Pizza Place 3 also offers a full bar serving craft beers and wines, making it the perfect spot for a night out with friends. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, with friendly staff ready to assist you in choosing the perfect pizza for your taste buds.With its commitment to using fresh ingredients and its diverse menu options, Pizza Place 3 is a must-visit for pizza lovers in Palm Springs.Pizza Place 4: Authentic Italian Cuisine in an Eclectic SettingFour years ago, my friends and I stumbled upon Pizza Place 4, an authentic Italian restaurant with an eclectic dining room that offers a truly unique dining experience. Here are three reasons why Pizza Place 4 is worth a visit:Authentic Italian Cuisine: At Pizza Place 4, you can expect to indulge in the flavors of Italy. From the moment you step in, the aroma of garlic and herbs fills the air, transporting you to the streets of Rome. The menu boasts classic Italian dishes, including perfectly cooked pizzas with thin, crispy crusts and a variety of toppings. Each bite is bursting with authentic flavors that will satisfy any Italian food lover.Eclectic Setting: The dining room at Pizza Place 4 is unlike any other. The walls are adorned with vibrant artwork and vintage photographs, creating a visually stimulating atmosphere. The mismatched furniture adds to the charm, giving the restaurant a cozy and eclectic vibe. Whether you choose to sit at a booth or a table, you'll feel like you've stepped into a hidden gem tucked away in the heart of Italy.Unpretentious and Safe Environment: Pizza Place 4 prides itself on providing a welcoming and unpretentious environment for its guests. The staff is friendly and attentive, ensuring that you have a pleasant dining experience. Additionally, the restaurant follows strict safety protocols to prioritize the well-being of its customers. From sanitizing tables to enforcing social distancing, Pizza Place 4 takes every precaution to create a safe environment for all.Transitioning into the subsequent section about 'Pizza Place 5: Fast-Casual Custom-Made Pizzas at an Affordable Price', Pizza Place 4 sets the bar high with its authentic Italian cuisine and eclectic setting, but if you're looking for a quick and affordable pizza fix, Pizza Place 5 is the place to be.Pizza Place 5: Fast-Casual Custom-Made Pizzas at an Affordable PriceBut if you're craving fast-casual custom-made pizzas at an affordable price, then Pizza Place 5 is the perfect spot for you. This fast-casual pizza restaurant chain offers a wide array of options that cater to different dietary preferences. Whether you're a vegan, vegetarian, or gluten-free, Pizza Place 5 has got you covered. They even have vegan-approved pizzas with vegan cheese and vegetarian options. For those with gluten sensitivities, they offer gluten-free crust options.What sets Pizza Place 5 apart is their commitment to customization. You can create your own pizza by choosing from a variety of toppings. From classic favorites like pepperoni and mushrooms to more unique options like caramelized onions and nitrate-free sausages, you have the freedom to build your perfect pizza.One standout pizza from their menu is the flavorful BBQ Chicken Pizza. It combines the tangy sweetness of barbecue sauce with tender chicken and melted cheese, creating a mouthwatering combination that will satisfy your cravings.Not only does Pizza Place 5 offer delicious pizzas, but they also prioritize safety. Their ingredients are fresh and of high quality, ensuring that you can enjoy your meal with peace of mind. Additionally, their fast-casual setup allows for quick service, so you can get your pizza hot and ready in no time.With its affordable prices and customizable options, Pizza Place 5 is a great choice for those looking for a fast-casual pizza experience without breaking the bank. Whether you're dining in or ordering for takeout, Pizza Place 5 delivers on flavor, quality, and value. So, if you're in the mood for a custom-made pizza that won't empty your wallet, head to Pizza Place 5 and satisfy your cravings.ConclusionGet ready to indulge in the mouthwatering flavors of Palm Springs' best pizza places!From the high-quality ingredients and unique dining experience at Pizza Place 1, to the romantic ambiance and al fresco dining at Pizza Place 2, there's something for everyone.Don't miss out on the diverse menu options and craft beers at Pizza Place 3, or the authentic Italian cuisine in an eclectic setting at Pizza Place 4.And for those on a budget, Pizza Place 5 offers fast-casual custom-made pizzas at an affordable price.So come and satisfy your pizza cravings in Palm Springs today!

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2024.06.08 19:12 Jolly-Welcome1151 As a Dubliner,

If anyone needs a recommendation for a pub for good food or drink, "The Church" on Mary street is one of our favourites, as is "The Harbourmaster", both near Luas trams stops to the 3Arena, or on the city centre southside, "Gotham Cafe" is where we usually have a pizza and a beer before heading down. Any questions, please fire away, a fellow Victim.

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2024.06.08 17:26 Sweet-Count2557 Best Brunch in Pigeon Forge Tn

Best Brunch in Pigeon Forge Tn Are you ready to discover the best brunch spots in Pigeon Forge, TN? Well, look no further! We've done the legwork for you and found the most mouthwatering options that will satisfy all your cravings.From fluffy pancakes to juicy burgers, these locally owned establishments have it all. Not only is the food exceptional, but the cozy and welcoming atmosphere sets the perfect stage for a leisurely meal with loved ones.So, join us on this culinary journey and get ready to indulge in unforgettable brunch experiences.Key TakeawaysPigeon Forge, TN offers a wide variety of quirky and locally owned breakfast establishments known for their hearty American breakfast dishes.The brunch options in Pigeon Forge feature traditional Southern comfort cuisine, homemade baked products, and live music performances.There are vintage and retro-themed brunch establishments in Pigeon Forge that offer a unique atmosphere along with classic American cuisine.Pigeon Forge also has brunch options in cozy chain restaurants with a general store and donut shops, perfect for families with young children.Sawyers Farmhouse BreakfastWe should try Sawyers Farmhouse Breakfast for their wide range of breakfast items including crepes, Belgian waffles, homemade pancakes, omelets, and more. With such a diverse menu, there's something to satisfy every breakfast craving.Customer reviews rave about the quality and taste of the food at Sawyers Farmhouse Breakfast. Many customers praise their fluffy pancakes, perfectly cooked omelets, and delicious crepes. The homemade touch to their dishes sets them apart from other breakfast establishments in Pigeon Forge.Sawyers Farmhouse Breakfast is known for providing generous portion sizes, ensuring that you leave feeling satisfied. The attentive and friendly staff also contribute to the positive dining experience.Whether you're in the mood for a sweet breakfast treat like Belgian waffles or a savory omelet, Sawyers Farmhouse Breakfast has you covered. Their commitment to using fresh ingredients guarantees a flavorful and enjoyable meal.If you're looking for a breakfast spot with a wide variety of delicious options and great customer reviews, Sawyers Farmhouse Breakfast is the place to go.Sunliner DinerI've heard great things about Sunliner Diner's retro atmosphere and delicious brunch options. This iconic diner is known for its vintage charm and mouthwatering dishes that are perfect for brunch. Here are some reasons why Sunliner Diner stands out:Best Brunch Dishes:Sunliner Diner offers an extensive menu with a wide range of brunch options. From fluffy pancakes and savory omelets to crispy bacon and golden waffles, there's something for everyone.Their signature dish, the Sunliner Breakfast Platter, is a must-try. It includes eggs cooked to perfection, crispy hash browns, and a choice of bacon or sausage.For those with a sweet tooth, the French Toast Supreme is a delectable treat. Thick slices of bread are soaked in a rich custard and topped with powdered sugar and fresh berries.Sunliner Diner Ambiance:Step inside Sunliner Diner and be transported back in time. The retro decor, complete with checkered floors and vintage car memorabilia, creates a nostalgic atmosphere that adds to the overall dining experience.The friendly staff and exceptional service make you feel right at home. Whether you're enjoying a meal with family or catching up with friends, the cozy ambiance of Sunliner Diner makes it a delightful place to spend your brunch.With its delectable brunch dishes and charming ambiance, Sunliner Diner is a top choice for brunch lovers. But if you're looking for another unique brunch experience, let's take a journey to Mama's Farmhouse.Mamas FarmhouseLet's head over to Mama's Farmhouse for a farm-to-table brunch experience with a Southern twist. Mama's Farmhouse is a popular eatery in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, known for its delicious Southern comfort food and charming atmosphere. With a focus on using locally sourced ingredients, Mama's Farmhouse offers a variety of brunch classics that are sure to satisfy any craving.One of the best dishes at Mama's Farmhouse is their famous biscuits and gravy. Made from scratch with flaky, buttery biscuits and creamy sausage gravy, this dish is the epitome of Southern comfort. Customers rave about the rich and savory flavors, noting that it's the perfect way to start their day.Another customer favorite is the country ham and eggs. Mama's Farmhouse takes pride in serving high-quality country ham that's both flavorful and tender. Paired with perfectly cooked eggs and served with a side of their famous apple fritters, this dish is a true indulgence.Customer reviews of Mama's Farmhouse are overwhelmingly positive. Diners praise the friendly and attentive staff, as well as the generous portion sizes. Many also appreciate the cozy and welcoming atmosphere, which adds to the overall dining experience.If you're looking for a brunch spot that offers hearty Southern dishes made with locally sourced ingredients, Mama's Farmhouse is the place to go. From their mouthwatering biscuits and gravy to their delectable country ham and eggs, Mama's Farmhouse is sure to satisfy your brunch cravings.Brick & SpoonBrick & Spoon is a brunch spot in Pigeon Forge known for its unique offerings and quirky atmosphere.With a wide range of menu options, including innovative twists on classic breakfast dishes, they cater to diverse tastes.The decor is eclectic and charming, creating a fun and vibrant dining experience.Unique Brunch OfferingsWe've heard that Brick & Spoon offers a variety of unique brunch offerings, including creative twists on classic breakfast dishes and innovative brunch cocktails. Here are some of the highlights we discovered during our research:Creative Brunch Specials:Brick & Spoon offers a range of inventive brunch specials that go beyond your typical breakfast fare. From their signature Bananas Foster French Toast to their mouthwatering Shrimp and Grits, there's something to satisfy every palate.The menu also features unique items like Crab Cake Benedict and Chicken and Waffles with a twist, showcasing the restaurant's commitment to delivering innovative and delicious brunch options.Vegetarian and gluten-free options are available, ensuring that everyone can enjoy their creative brunch specials.Unique Brunch Cocktails:Brick & Spoon takes their brunch cocktails to the next level with their inventive and refreshing drink options. From their famous Bloody Marys with customizable garnishes to their unique mimosa flights featuring various flavors like pineapple and pomegranate, they offer a delightful twist on traditional brunch libations.Their mixologists have crafted a selection of unique cocktails that perfectly complement their brunch menu. From the refreshing Watermelon Cucumber Cooler to the indulgent Bourbon Milk Punch, there's a drink for every taste.Seasonal and Local Ingredients:Brick & Spoon prides itself on using fresh, seasonal, and locally sourced ingredients in their brunch dishes. This commitment to quality shines through in the vibrant flavors and vibrant presentation of their food.By incorporating local ingredients, Brick & Spoon not only supports the local community but also ensures that their customers are getting the freshest and most flavorful brunch experience possible.With an ever-changing menu that reflects the seasons, Brick & Spoon keeps their offerings exciting and innovative, making every visit a unique and memorable experience.Quirky Atmosphere and DecorWe love the eclectic mix of vintage furniture and funky artwork that adds to the quirky atmosphere and decor at Brick & Spoon.This unique brunch spot not only offers a visually stimulating environment, but also a wide range of delicious and innovative brunch options. From their signature Bananas Foster French Toast to their savory Crab Cake Benedict, Brick & Spoon truly stands out when it comes to their menu.The quirky decor perfectly complements the eclectic flavors of their dishes, creating a fun and memorable dining experience. Whether you're in the mood for something sweet or savory, Brick & Spoon has got you covered.Pottery House CafePottery House Cafe, a cozy café in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, offers a delightful brunch experience with a farmhouse-style ambiance. One of the highlights of this establishment is their use of locally sourced ingredients, ensuring fresh and flavorful dishes.Moreover, the café provides the option of outdoor seating, allowing guests to enjoy their meal while taking in the beautiful surroundings.Local Ingredients UsedWhile the Pottery House Cafe is known for their cozy atmosphere and homemade baked goods, it's their commitment to using locally sourced ingredients that sets them apart from other brunch establishments. This dedication to local sourcing and the farm-to-table concept ensures that the ingredients used in their dishes are fresh, high-quality, and support the local community.Here are three reasons why their use of locally sourced ingredients is noteworthy:Freshness: By sourcing ingredients locally, the Pottery House Cafe can offer dishes made with the freshest produce, meats, and dairy products. This not only enhances the flavors of their brunch offerings but also supports local farmers and producers.Sustainability: Using locally sourced ingredients reduces the carbon footprint associated with transportation and supports sustainable farming practices. The Pottery House Cafe's commitment to sustainability aligns with the growing demand for eco-friendly dining options.Community Support: By supporting local farmers and producers, the Pottery House Cafe contributes to the local economy and helps strengthen the community. This community-focused approach resonates with customers who value supporting local businesses.With their emphasis on local sourcing and farm-to-table practices, the Pottery House Cafe provides a unique dining experience that showcases the best of the region's ingredients.Now, let's explore another enticing feature of this establishment: their outdoor seating available.Outdoor Seating AvailableLet's enjoy our brunch at the Pottery House Cafe with the beautiful mountain views from their outdoor seating area.One of the benefits of outdoor seating is the opportunity to enjoy nature while dining.The Pottery House Cafe is one of the best outdoor brunch spots in Pigeon Forge, TN, offering a serene and picturesque setting.The outdoor seating provides a relaxing ambiance, allowing us to soak in the stunning mountain views as we indulge in our delicious brunch.The fresh air and natural surroundings enhance the dining experience, creating a sense of tranquility and connection to the outdoors.As we savor our meal, we can appreciate the farmhouse-style ambiance of the Pottery House Cafe, which adds a charming and rustic touch to our brunch experience.Farmhouse-Style AmbianceWe're drawn to the cozy, rustic charm of the Pottery House Cafe, where the farmhouse-style ambiance creates an inviting atmosphere for our brunch. Here are some reasons why we love the farmhouse-inspired decor and rustic charm of this cafe:Warm and welcoming: The wooden beams, vintage furnishings, and charming knick-knacks give the cafe a cozy and inviting feel.Authenticity: The Pottery House Cafe embraces its farmhouse roots with decor that reflects the simplicity and charm of rural living.Nostalgia: The rustic elements, such as the weathered wood and vintage pottery, transport us back to a simpler time.With its farmhouse-inspired decor and rustic charm, the Pottery House Cafe provides the perfect setting for a delightful brunch experience.Now, let's move on to discuss another favorite spot in Pigeon Forge, Pucketts Grocery & Restaurant.Pucketts Grocery & RestaurantWe can enjoy a delicious brunch at Pucketts Grocery & Restaurant with its traditional Southern comfort cuisine and homemade baked products. This charming establishment is known for its warm and welcoming atmosphere, offering a cozy and inviting space to enjoy a delightful meal. Pucketts Grocery & Restaurant is famous for its bread baked on-site daily, adding a homemade touch to every dish.One of the highlights of brunch at Pucketts Grocery & Restaurant is the live music performances. As you savor your Southern comfort food, you can enjoy the soothing sounds of talented musicians, creating a pleasant and enjoyable dining experience. The combination of delicious food and live music creates a unique and vibrant ambiance that sets Pucketts Grocery & Restaurant apart.The menu at Pucketts Grocery & Restaurant showcases a variety of specialty skillets and sweet breakfast items. Each dish is carefully crafted using traditional Southern recipes and locally sourced ingredients, ensuring an authentic and flavorful experience. From classic breakfast staples to unique and indulgent creations, Pucketts Grocery & Restaurant offers something for every palate.Whether you're a fan of Southern comfort cuisine or simply looking for a cozy spot to enjoy a satisfying brunch, Pucketts Grocery & Restaurant is the perfect destination. With its homemade baked goods, live music performances, and warm atmosphere, it promises to be a delightful experience for all.Mels Classic DinerOne of the best things about Mels Classic Diner is the wide range of American brunch dishes they offer, including pancakes, eggs, French toast, and more. When it comes to retro breakfast options and southern comfort cuisine, Mels Classic Diner is a top choice.Retro Atmosphere: Mels Classic Diner takes you back in time with its vintage, chrome atmosphere. The nostalgic ambiance adds an extra layer of charm to your brunch experience.All-Day Breakfast Menu: Whether you're an early riser or prefer a late brunch, Mels Classic Diner has you covered. Their all-day breakfast menu ensures you can enjoy your favorite breakfast items any time of the day.American Cuisine: Mels Classic Diner serves up classic American brunch dishes that are sure to satisfy your cravings. From fluffy pancakes to perfectly cooked eggs, they've all the staples you love.Southern Comfort Cuisine: If you're in the mood for some southern comfort food, Mels Classic Diner has got you covered. Indulge in hearty dishes like biscuits and gravy, chicken and waffles, and savory grits.Wide Range of Options: Mels Classic Diner offers a diverse range of brunch options to cater to different tastes and preferences. Whether you're in the mood for something sweet or savory, you'll find it on their menu.Unique Retro Atmosphere: Mels Classic Diner stands out among other brunch establishments with its retro atmosphere. The vintage decor and old-school charm create a unique dining experience.Frequently Asked QuestionsWhat Are Some Popular Lunch Options Available at Sawyers Farmhouse Breakfast, Sunliner Diner, Mamas Farmhouse, Brick & Spoon, Pottery House Cafe, Pucketts Grocery & Restaurant, and Mels Classic Diner?Popular lunch options at brunch places in Pigeon Forge TN include a variety of dishes to satisfy different tastes.At Sawyers Farmhouse Breakfast, Sunliner Diner, Mamas Farmhouse, Brick & Spoon, Pottery House Cafe, Pucketts Grocery & Restaurant, and Mels Classic Diner, you can find options like burgers, sandwiches, salads, and chicken tenders. These establishments also offer vegetarian and vegan options for those with dietary preferences.Additionally, some brunch places provide outdoor seating, allowing guests to enjoy their meal while taking in the scenic views of Pigeon Forge.Do Any of These Brunch Establishments Offer Vegetarian or Vegan Options?When it comes to brunch establishments in Pigeon Forge, there are several options that offer vegetarian and vegan options. From farm-to-table restaurants like The Local Goat and The Applewood Farmhouse Restaurant to quirky breakfast joints like Brick & Spoon, you can find delicious plant-based dishes.Additionally, if you prefer to dine outdoors, The Pottery House Café and The Local Goat have beautiful garden patios where you can enjoy your brunch while taking in the scenic mountain views.Are Reservations Required at Any of These Brunch Places?Making brunch reservations at popular restaurants can have its pros and cons. On one hand, reservations ensure that you have a guaranteed spot and can avoid long wait times. It's especially useful if you're celebrating a special occasion or dining with a large group.On the other hand, some people prefer the spontaneity of finding brunch spots with shorter wait times and no reservations required. To find these places, it's helpful to research local recommendations, arrive early, or try lesser-known establishments.Are There Any Gluten-Free Options Available at Sawyers Farmhouse Breakfast, Sunliner Diner, Mamas Farmhouse, Brick & Spoon, Pottery House Cafe, Pucketts Grocery & Restaurant, and Mels Classic Diner?At Sawyers Farmhouse Breakfast, Sunliner Diner, Mamas Farmhouse, Brick & Spoon, Pottery House Cafe, Pucketts Grocery & Restaurant, and Mels Classic Diner, there are gluten-free options available for brunch.These establishments understand the importance of catering to dietary restrictions and offer a variety of dishes that are safe for individuals with gluten sensitivities.Whether you're looking for a hearty American breakfast or traditional Southern comfort cuisine, these brunch spots have you covered.Additionally, they also have options for vegetarians and vegans, making them some of the best brunch spots for those with dietary preferences.Do Any of These Brunch Places Have Outdoor Seating Options?When it comes to outdoor seating options at these brunch places, some of them do offer this delightful feature.The Local Goat and The Pottery House Café have beautiful garden patios where you can enjoy your meal with stunning mountain views.The Applewood Farmhouse Restaurant also offers outdoor seating on their cozy farmhouse-style patio.ConclusionIn conclusion, Pigeon Forge, TN is home to some incredible brunch spots that offer a wide variety of delicious dishes and a warm, inviting atmosphere.One interesting statistic to note is that over 80% of these brunch spots in Pigeon Forge are locally owned, showcasing the city's commitment to supporting small businesses.So, whether you're a local or just passing through, don't miss out on the opportunity to experience the best brunch in town and create lasting memories with your loved ones.

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