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Tokyo · 7 Days
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Where We've Been
Featured City Guide
Best Seafood & Oyster Bars in Charleston
167 Raw
⭐ 4.7
Downtown Charleston
✓ Been HereThe Ordinary
⭐ 4.6
Downtown Charleston
Stunning hall-style oyster bar. Go for happy hour.
The Darling
⭐ 4.6
Downtown Charleston
✓ Been HereHyman's Seafood
🏆 TOP RATED
Downtown Charleston
Famous for shrimp and grits. An institution.
Delaney's
Happy Hour
Downtown Charleston
Best happy hour oysters in the city. Go early.
NICO
⭐ 4.5
Mt. Pleasant
Bowens Island
Local Legend
On the way to Folly Beach
Raw, roasted oysters on the marsh. Old-school Charleston.
Chubby Fish
Must Try
Downtown Charleston
Coda Del Pesce
Fine Dining
Charleston
Southern Food — The Best of the Lowcountry
High Cotton
⭐ 4.7
Downtown Charleston
✓ Been HereGrace & Grit
⭐ 4.7
Mt. Pleasant
Magnolias
⭐ 4.7
Downtown Charleston
4,600+ reviews. A Charleston classic — don't skip it.
Iron Rose
⭐ 4.8
Charleston
2,000 reviews at 4.8 stars — one of the highest rated in the city.
Husk
⭐ 4.5
Downtown Charleston
Southern ingredients, James Beard-recognized kitchen.
Fleet's Landing
Waterfront
Downtown Charleston
Dockside dining on the harbor. Great for sunset.
Rodney Scott's BBQ
Legendary
King Street
James Beard Award-winning whole-hog BBQ. Do not miss.
Lewis BBQ
BBQ
Charleston
Leon's
Fan Favorite
Charleston
Oysters, fried chicken, natural wine. The vibe is unmatched.
Bars, Fine Dining & Hidden Gems
Halls Chophouse
Fine Dining
King Street
Best steakhouse in Charleston. Known for the family atmosphere and live piano.
FIG
⭐ 4.7
Downtown Charleston
Farm-driven. One of the most celebrated kitchens in the South.
Obstinate Daughter
⭐ 4.6
Sullivan's Island
Worth the drive. Italian-influenced, beautiful island setting.
Wreck of the Richard & Charlene
Local Gem
Shem Creek, Mt. Pleasant
No-frills, ultra-fresh seafood shack on the creek. Cash only, worth it.
Tattooed Moose
Pre-Game
Charleston
Drinks before Lost Isle. Killer duck club sandwich too.
Lost Isle
Bar
John's Island
Outdoor tiki bar vibe. Go after Tattooed Moose.
The Blind Tiger
Bar
Downtown Charleston
Historic courtyard bar. One of the oldest bars in the city.
Bar Vauté
Wine Bar
Charleston
Best Lunch Spots
Tavern and Table
Mt. Pleasant
Waterfront dining on Shem Creek. Perfect for a long lunch.
Vicious Biscuit
Multiple locations
Quick, incredible food. The biscuit sandwiches are legendary.
Post House
Mt. Pleasant
Ruby's NY Style Bagels
Charleston
Best bagels in the South. Go early — they sell out.
Shem Creek Strip
Mt. Pleasant
Multiple great spots along the creek. Hard to go wrong anywhere here.
The Farmers Market on Coleman
Mt. Pleasant
Weekend mornings. Fresh, local, and the best way to start a day.
Revelry Brewing
Folly Beach
Great craft beer, beach vibes, perfect for a post-beach afternoon.
Chico Feo
Folly Beach
Casual, shaded outdoor bar and kitchen. A Folly Beach staple.
Get Outside — Parks, Water & Gardens
Shem Creek Boardwalk
Watch pelicans, dolphins, and shrimp boats from the boardwalk. Great at golden hour.
Bud Light Catamaran
Sailing tour of the harbor. A fun, social way to see the Charleston coastline.
Boone Hall Plantation & Gardens
The famous Avenue of Oaks. Stunning grounds and rich history. One of America's oldest working plantations.
Magnolia Plantation & Gardens
America's oldest public garden. The azaleas in spring are breathtaking.
Cypress Gardens
Paddle a flat-bottom boat through a blackwater cypress swamp. Utterly unique and unforgettable.
Best Spots to Watch Fireworks
Fort Moultrie
Sullivan's Island. Historic fort with open views across the harbor. Arrive early for a good spot on the walls.
White Point Garden / The Battery
See displays from both James Island and Patriots Point simultaneously from this iconic waterfront park.
Deep Water Vineyard
Watch fireworks from a working vineyard. Wine in hand, stars above — it doesn't get more Charleston than this.
Round 2 Must-Go's — Next Trip, No Excuses
Leon's
Oysters, fried chicken & natural wine
Home Team BBQ
Local institution, multiple locations
Chubby Fish
Try on Tuesday before your flight
Page's Okra Grill
Perfect for breakfast or lunch
Featured Trip Guide
Flights
~$1,350
Hotels
~$1,500 / person
Food & Activities
$2,000–$3,000
Total Per Person
$5,000–$6,000
Tokyo
5 nights
Kyoto
4 nights
Osaka
2 nights
Nara
Day Trip
Kobe
Day Trip
Hiroshima
2 nights
Fukuoka
1 night
Busan
Korea · 2 nights
Seoul
2 nights
Incheon
Airport Night
Okinawa
Islands · 4 nights
Featured City Guide
Food · Jazz · Bars · Architecture · The Real NOLA
Where to Eat
Mother's Restaurant Must
The most authentic NOLA food in the city. Red beans, jambalaya, and the best debris po'boy you'll ever have. Lines out the door — worth every minute.
Domilise's Must
Old-school Uptown po'boy shop. Cash only, tiny, legendary. Order the shrimp or roast beef po'boy.
French Market Iconic
French Quarter. Frog legs, alligator bites, chargrilled oysters, fresh seafood. The full NOLA experience in one spot.
Debris Po'Boy
Order this anywhere you see it on the menu. Debris = the meat bits that fall into the roast beef drippings. Messy, sloppy, incredible.
Dat Dog
Exotic hot dogs with wild toppings — crawfish, alligator sausage, and toppings you won't find anywhere else. Fun and delicious.
Café Du Monde Iconic
Right on Jackson Square. Open 24hrs. Beignets and café au lait — powdered sugar everywhere, no regrets. A NOLA rite of passage.
Bars & Nightlife
Tipitina's World Famous
If you can get in, this is the one. World-famous jazz and roots music venue in Uptown. Locals and legends. Can't beat it.
Carousel Bar — Hotel Monteleone Iconic
The entire bar slowly rotates. One of the most unique bars in America. Order a Vieux Carré — it was invented here.
Frenchmen Street Must
The best block for live music in the city. Skip Bourbon Street — this is where locals actually go. Every bar has live jazz, funk, or brass band.
The Spotted Cat
Frenchmen Street. Intimate jazz club, no cover most nights, incredible musicians.
DBA New Orleans
Frenchmen Street. More of a bar vibe with live music. Great beer selection.
Le Bon Temps Roulé Live Jazz
Uptown neighborhood bar with live music. Feels like the real New Orleans — not touristy at all.
Tchoup Yard
Uptown. Outdoor bar, local crowd, great vibe. Tchoupitoulas Street.
The Boot
Uptown. The Tulane University bar. Loud, cheap, fun — great if you want that college energy.
See & Do
Jackson Square Iconic
The heart of the French Quarter. Stunning St. Louis Cathedral, street artists, fortune tellers, and musicians. Go morning and night — two completely different vibes.
French Quarter Architecture
Just walk. Iron lacework balconies, centuries-old buildings, hidden courtyards. Every block is a photo. Best before 10am before the crowds.
Frenchmen Street by Night
Start around 9pm. Walk from bar to bar. Most have no cover. You'll hear 10 different bands in one block. This is the real NOLA experience.
Uptown Neighborhood
Magazine Street for shopping and cafes. Garden District for the stunning antebellum mansions. Walk the streetcar line.
City Park & Sculpture Garden
One of the largest urban parks in the US. Beautiful live oaks draped in Spanish moss. Great for a morning walk or run.
The NOLA Hierarchy: Frenchmen St. over Bourbon St. Every time.
Bourbon Street is for tourists. Frenchmen Street, Tipitina's, Le Bon Temps Roulé — that's where the real music lives. Go to Bourbon once for the spectacle, then spend the rest of your nights Uptown and in the Marigny. You'll thank yourself for it.
City Guide
History · Seafood · Irish Pubs · The North End
Where to Eat
Carmelina's Must
North End. One of the best Italian restaurants in the neighborhood — and that's saying a lot. Book ahead.
Committee
Seaport. Trendy Greek dinner and cocktails. Great for a group, energetic vibe late into the night.
Nautilus Pier 4
Seaport. Modern coastal cuisine, great for a nicer dinner with harbor views.
Row 34 Seafood
Seaport. Outstanding raw bar and New England seafood. Known for oysters and the fried clam roll.
Legal Harborview
Seaport. Classic Legal Sea Foods with harbor views. Reliable, very good chowder.
Café Vittoria
North End. Famous for espresso martinis. Oldest Italian café in Boston — great for a nightcap after dinner.
Mike's or Modern Pastry Cannoli
North End. Modern is the local favorite. Pick up a cannoli — they'll fill it fresh in front of you.
Bars & Drinks
Yvonne's Speakeasy
Hidden inside a former hair salon. One of the coolest bar concepts in the city — supper club vibes, great cocktails.
Emmett's Favorite
By Boston Common. Best Irish pub in the city. Cozy, real, and close to everything. The personal pick.
MJ O'Connor's
Classic Boston Irish pub near the hotel. Good Guinness, solid food.
The Tam
Dive bar near the Common. Old-school, unpretentious, cheap drinks.
Drink Bar
Seaport. No menu — bartenders craft a cocktail based on your mood and preferences. Genuinely excellent.
Any North End wine bar
Post-dinner, just wander Hanover St. Plenty of spots for a glass of wine with the neighborhood energy.
See & Do
Boston Public Garden & Common Must
The heart of the city. Walk the gardens, see the Swan Boats, and people-watch on the Common. Beautiful any season.
Freedom Trail
Follow the red brick line through the city. Leads to the cemetery where Paul Revere and Sam Adams are buried. 2.5 miles, totally walkable.
Newbury Street
Best shopping and café street in the city. Expensive — window shopping is free though.
The North End
~10 min Uber from downtown. Boston's Italian neighborhood — Hanover Street, great pastries, incredible restaurants, old world vibe.
The Seaport
~10 min Uber. Modern waterfront district. Best for dinner, cocktails, and a walk along the harbor.
Prudential Center Rooftop
Skywalk Observatory — 360° views of Boston from 50 floors up. Worth the trip on a clear day.
City Guide
BBQ · Seafood · Tex-Mex · Live Music
BBQ & Southern
Truth BBQ Been Here
Consistently ranked one of the best BBQ joints in Texas. Brisket is exceptional. Get there early — sells out.
The Pit Room Been Here ⭐ 4.5
East Houston. Central Texas-style BBQ with a wood pit. Great brisket and sausage.
Pinkerton's BBQ ⭐ 4.6
Top rated in the city. On the way to the airport — ideal for a Friday lunch before a flight.
J-Bar-M Barbecue ⭐ 4.4
Great neighborhood BBQ spot. Solid all around.
Tumble-22 Texas Chicken
Nashville hot chicken, Texas style. Great for a casual lunch.
Brennan's Houston
Upscale Creole-Southern. The fancy dinner option — white tablecloths, great cocktails, special occasion vibes.
Seafood, Tex-Mex & More
Gatlins Fin and Feather Been Here
Southern seafood and fried chicken. Neighborhood gem, not touristy at all.
Josephine's Been Here
Seafood-focused, great local spot.
Xochi
Oaxacan Mexican — upscale, creative, one of the best Mexican restaurants in the city.
Hugo's Tex-Mex
Interior Mexican cuisine done right. Not your average Tex-Mex joint.
Huynh
Vietnamese in Houston's EaDo neighborhood. Fresh, cheap, and very good.
1929 Po-Boy Kitchen
Lunch spot. Great po-boys and Cajun comfort food.
Zydeco Louisiana Diner
Lunch. Classic Louisiana comfort food in the heart of Houston.
Mi Sombrero
No-frills Mexican. Authentic, cheap, and satisfying.
Bars & Nightlife
Notsuoh Live Music
Eccentric underground bar with live music, art shows, and a cast of characters you won't find anywhere else. A Houston original.
La Carafe
Oldest commercial building in Houston. Candle-lit wine bar, cash only. Go for the atmosphere.
Houston Watch Company
Craft cocktail bar in a former watchmaker's shop. Great drinks, cool space.
Bad News / Captain Foxharts
Two connected bars — craft beer and cocktails. Midtown neighborhood.
Little Woodrow's
Classic Houston outdoor beer garden bar. Multiple locations, always a good time.
City Guide
Food · Bars · Wildlife · The Real Orlando (Beyond the Parks)
Where to Eat
Voodoo Bayou
Louisiana-inspired food and cocktails. Fun atmosphere, great gumbo.
Café Tu Tu Tango
Tapas-style restaurant inspired by an artist's loft. Eclectic menu, great for groups.
Giordano's
Chicago deep-dish pizza. A must if you haven't been.
The Whiskey
Known for their burgers and extensive whiskey selection. Great casual dinner spot.
Camilia's Restaurant
Local neighborhood Italian. Good food, unpretentious, good value.
TooJay's Deli
New York-style Jewish deli. Great for breakfast or lunch — huge sandwiches.
Uncle Tony's Backyard BBQ
Casual, smoky, no-frills BBQ. Great for a laid-back lunch.
A&W Restaurant
Get the classic root beer float and burger combo. Nostalgic and worth it.
Bars & Nightlife
Houndsman Lounge Speakeasy
Hidden speakeasy. Great craft cocktails in a moody, intimate setting. Worth tracking down.
Paddywagon Irish Pub
Classic Irish pub energy. Good Guinness, lively crowd, great for a casual night out.
The Pub
British-style pub with great beer selection and pub food.
Tin Roof
Live music bar, fun crowd, good drinks. Good for a night when you want energy.
Ole Red
Blake Shelton's bar & venue. Live country music, big space, tourist-friendly but genuinely fun.
See Alligators in the Wild
Circle B Bar Reserve Trail Best
4.8 mile trail. You will see alligators. Possibly many. One of the best wildlife walks in Florida.
Lake Apopka Historical Pump House
Incredible birding and gator spotting along the wildlife drive. Hundreds of gators in season.
Kings Landing Kayak Rentals
Kayak through natural springs and river. See gators, turtles, and manatees from the water.
Orlando Wetlands
Free park. Bring binoculars. Alligators everywhere, plus incredible birdlife.
City Guide
BBQ · Deep Ellum · Bishop Arts · Live Music
Food — City Wide
Ferris Wheelers Backyard & BBQ Been Here
Outdoor BBQ spot with a real backyard feel. Right next to Rodeo Goat — do both.
Rodeo Goat Been Here
Next door to Ferris Wheelers. Best burgers in Dallas. Craft beer, outdoor patio.
Flying Fish Been Here
Cajun seafood, super casual. Great fried catfish and po-boys.
La Duni Latin Café Been Here
Best breakfast in Dallas. Latin pastries, great coffee, beautiful café space.
Slow Bone BBQ
Dallas BBQ institution. Brisket, ribs, and sides in a no-frills setting.
Culinary Dropout
American comfort food, great cocktails. Fun for a group dinner.
DeLucca Gaucho Pizza & Wine
Argentinian-style pizza and wine. Unexpected and excellent.
Mama's Daughters' Diner
Dallas breakfast institution since 1957. Chicken fried steak, biscuits and gravy, the real deal.
Triumphs Espresso & Whiskey Bar After 8pm
Live jazz after 8pm. Great whiskey list. A perfect end to any Dallas night.
Peticolas Brewing Company
Local craft brewery. Taproom is relaxed and friendly.
BowlGames
Bowling, games, food and drinks. Great for a group outing.
Deep Ellum — Music & Food District
Brick & Bones Been Here
Fried chicken done right. A Deep Ellum staple.
The Free Man Cajun Café & Lounge Been Here
Live music, Cajun food, great atmosphere. One of the best nights out in Dallas.
Hawkers Asian Street Food
Southeast Asian street food — roti, laksa, char kway teow. Excellent and affordable.
Dot's Hop House & Cocktail Courtyard
100+ taps, outdoor courtyard. Great for a long afternoon or evening.
Armoury D.E.
Cocktail bar in a former armory. Great drinks, cool space.
3Eleven Kitchen & Cocktails
Rooftop views, craft cocktails, good food.
Giant Eyeball
Famous street art / tourist landmark. Unmissable for a photo — it's right in the middle of Deep Ellum.
Klyde Warren Park
Park built over a freeway. Food trucks, live events, and a great spot to decompress between meals.
Bishop Arts District
Stock & Barrel ⭐ 4.8
Burgers and craft beer. One of the highest-rated spots in Bishop Arts.
Written by the Seasons ⭐ 4.8
New American, seasonal menu. One of the best restaurants in the neighborhood.
Encina ⭐ 4.6
New American food in a beautiful space. Great for a dinner date.
Party of 5
Wings done a dozen ways. Perfect late night spot.
Sketches of Spain
Spanish wine bar and tapas. Moody, romantic, great pintxos.
13 Barrels Craft House
Craft beer bar, neighborhood vibe, solid food menu.
Old Monk
Dallas institution. Beer garden, eclectic crowd, great for a relaxed afternoon drink.
Dallas in a Day
Breakfast at La Duni → Deep Ellum lunch at Brick & Bones → afternoon at Klyde Warren Park → sunset drinks at Ferris Wheelers → dinner at The Free Man for live music → nightcap at Triumphs for jazz and whiskey. Bishop Arts on day two.
City Guide
BBQ · Live Music · Outdoor Pools · Cold Beer
Food
Goldy's
7 min drive. Best breakfast in the area — creative dishes, great coffee.
Franklin BBQ Been Here
20 min walk. The most famous BBQ in America. Get there by 8am or expect a 2–3 hour wait. Worth every second — the brisket is transcendent.
Micklethwait Craft Meats
6 min drive. Shorter line than Franklin, arguably just as good. House-made sides are exceptional.
Gus's World Famous Fried Chicken
Nashville-style hot fried chicken. A national institution with an Austin outpost.
Fixe Southern House Been Here
15 min walk / 4 min drive. Upscale Southern — shrimp & grits, fried chicken, and cocktails in a beautiful space.
Diner Bar
5 min walk. Comfort food done well — burgers, fries, good drinks. Great casual option.
Hoover's Cooking
6 min drive. Southern comfort food — soul food, fried catfish, collard greens. A local institution.
Live Music
Antone's Legendary
5 min walk. The home of Austin blues. Stevie Ray Vaughan's home base. World-class musicians every night.
Elephant Room Been Here
5 min walk. Downstairs jazz club. Intimate, dark, incredible music. One of the best jazz rooms in Texas.
Parish
10 min walk. Great mid-size venue for indie, rock, and touring acts. Rooftop bar upstairs.
C-Boys Heart & Soul
South Congress. Blues, soul, and rock. Divey and great — the authentic Austin music bar experience.
Continental Club
20 min walk. One of Austin's oldest music venues. Honky-tonk, rockabilly, and Texas blues every night.
Bars & Outdoors
Barton Springs Municipal Pool Must
Natural spring-fed pool in Zilker Park. 68°F year-round. The single best way to cool down in Austin. Locals swim here daily — it feels like the soul of the city.
Small Victory
10 min walk. Craft cocktail bar — serious drinks in a relaxed setting. Great for starting or ending a night.
Saddle Up
Outdoor beer garden with a Texas honky-tonk vibe. Cold Lone Star, picnic tables, and live music most nights.
City Guide
Southern Food · History · River Street · Spanish Moss
Food
Mrs. Wilkes Dining Room Must
The most legendary dining experience in Savannah. Family-style Southern lunch — fried chicken, butter beans, cornbread, collards. Sit with strangers and pass the dishes. Cash only, long line, worth every minute.
Geneva's Famous Fried Chicken
Local institution. No-frills, outstanding fried chicken the way it's supposed to be made.
Treylor Park
Fun, creative Southern comfort food. Great burgers, craft cocktails, lively crowd.
BJ Burgers
No-frills burger spot. Locals swear by it.
Rise Biscuits & Donuts
Breakfast or brunch. Inventive biscuit sandwiches and glazed donuts. Great start to a Savannah morning.
Peregrine
Upscale dining in a beautiful historic space. Good for a special dinner.
Bars
Sorry Charlie's
Waterfront oyster bar on River Street. Cold beer, fresh oysters, and the best people-watching in Savannah.
Alley Cat Lounge
Craft cocktail bar tucked in an alley. Moody, intimate, excellent drinks.
See & Do
Forsyth Park Must
The iconic fountain, massive live oaks draped in Spanish moss. The most photographed spot in Savannah. Walk through on a Saturday morning when the farmers market is running.
Historic District
22 squares, each more beautiful than the last. Antebellum architecture, cobblestone streets, ghost tour history. Just walk — every block has something.
East River Street
Cobblestone waterfront along the Savannah River. Shops, restaurants, bars, and ships passing by. Great at sunset.
City Guide
Restaurants · Dispensaries · Outdoors · University Town
Restaurants
Foolish Craig's
Breakfast institution on the Pearl Street Mall. Creative crepes and classic breakfast dishes. Always a line on weekends — go early.
Zoe Ma Ma
Chinese noodle house. Fresh hand-pulled noodles, dumplings, and broths. Boulder's best budget meal.
The Sink
A Boulder legend — been on Pearl Street since 1923. Obama ate here. Great burgers, great beers, murals covering every inch of the walls.
Audrey Jane's Pizza Garage
Some of the best pizza in Colorado. New York-style slices in a garage space. Local cult favorite.
Dispensaries
Eclipse Cannabis Dispensary
Well-regarded local shop. Great selection, helpful budtenders. Good starting point for first-timers and veterans alike.
Verde Naturals
Boutique dispensary with a curated, high-quality selection. Focus on natural and clean products.
Kind Words
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Every restaurant recommendation was a home run. I've traveled to Tokyo twice before and this itinerary showed me a completely different side of the city.
Tokyo, 10 days
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Lisbon, 7 days
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Mexico City, 5 days