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Sunrise5 says:
For a puertorican salsa dancer staying in Paris the Barrio Latino is definitely a must. Every Sunday afternoon from 4pm to 7:30 pm the best party of whole Place at the bar/restaurant/club which makes you feel like Alice in the wonderland.
The music is top, the dancers too and for 4 hours the vibes …
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daneemgilmartin says:
One of my all time favorite bar and restaurants! This is quintessential New York at it's best. This place is about 125 years old and has a grandfather clause on the building, which means no building can be built on top or attached to it. So the place looks they way it did over 100 years ago. It’s …
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geokid says:
Xlapak "Old wall' is a small Maya ruin located 16 miles southeast of Uxmal. It is 3 miles west of Highway 261 on Route 31. Xlapak is between Sayil to the east and Labna to the west. There was a number of handcraft vendors at the entrance to Xlapak the last time I visited. Many good quality carvings …
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oceanroses says:
This little Cafe feels a bit hidden, though it is in fact stormed by tourists and locals alike. Whats so special about it, is the decoration... very baroque, very golden, many mirrors and Cristal-lamps.
Otherwise it does offer what every other cafe in austria offers too, excellent coffee of any ki…
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Chokk says:
One of the best bars or café's in the central Brussels after my taste is the "La Mort Subite" - The bar is one of the old brown café's as they call it down here.
La mort subite - "until the sudden death" is a place that is rich on the real flavor of Brussels. It reminds me of one of these place…
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LeighBR says:
My husband and I stayed here the weekend after our wedding in 2007. Our stay was wonderful. The Bed and Breakfast is a beautifully maintained and restored Greek Revival mansion. This is what one thinks of as classic New Orleans architecture (outside of the French Quarter). We occupied one of the roo…
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mrandmrsmao says:
Jen and I love having a great flame broiled hamburger! But most of all we love our Patty Melts.
Park your car in the somewhat disorienting parking lot, which also doubles as the front facade of Val's owner's home. Step inside and you can feel taken back to an earlier time, a time with milkshake …
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Dia_De_Verano says:
Vienna is also famous for it's old ferris wheel, so of course you should go in there (even when you have fear of heights it's good to go). It's accompanied by a big permanent fair. When you are back on the ground there's of course the opportunity to buy souvenirs.
You should decide if you want to…
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petraneedham says:
Na 4 weken te hebben doorgebracht in een Camper met de nodige gebreken was dit een geschenk uit de hemel.
Een vreselijk vriendelijke ontvangst en een geweldige kamer met badkamer.
Ook het restaurant was van zeer goede kwaliteit net als het personeel dat erg vriendelijk en vrolijk was. We zijn hier…
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oriel says:
This hotel was booked for us by CAM Travel in Kiev so we don't have information about cost.
It is one of the older hotels in Lvov but it has a beautiful interior with sweeping staircases and windows with wrought iron and brass screens. The staff is helpful and supportive but beyond the front des…
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JP-NED says:
This 4-star Hotel Astoria is situated in the heart of Budapest, built on the site of the medieval town walls, is the charming old-style hotel of Hungary's capital. Hotel Astoria "Tradition and style..." with its last turn-of-the-century atmosphere. 0.5 km from city.
The traditionally furbished ro…
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oriel says:
This hotel is a bit off the main streets but it is a delightful place to stay, The rooms and public areas are decorated and furnished with dark lacquered, carved wood and inlaid mother of pearl.
The staff was very helpful to us in arranging s tour to Ha Long Bay, dealing with taxi drivers and gi…
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Sunrise5 says:
Café Odeon has been opened at the beginning of last century so that today it's one of the classics like the Kronenhalle, which is also located at the Bellevue. It should follow the Austrian coffeehouse tradition and I think they do fine with that.
The cafè has a typical nouveau architecture wit…
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Sweetski says:
In the former orangerie of country-house 'Vreugd en Rust' you will find brasserie DE KOEPEL built in the 18th century. It is the second restaurant of top-chef / proprietor Henk Savelberg.
It is slightly more hip than his other restaurant and a teeny bit less expensive. Still, the quality of the f…
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Eric says:
Chez Panisse is a Berkeley institution, and the birthplace of "California Cuisine", which placed an emphasis on using fresh, local, seasonal ingredients. In today's age of organic food, this seems hardly out of place, but when Chez Panisse was founded in 1971, this was nothing short of a revolution …
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jmfvausa says:
I love this 1926 place even though the street noise can get loud at night. (No worries, though, if it's too loud they're move you to an inside room that is just as nice.) Ask to see a few rooms; some have the original bathroom fittings. The reception desk and all the staff (except in the bar) are…
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mrgishi says:
I got a chance to stay at the famous Waldorf Astoria with rewards points. I was having a special dinner at Daniel in the winter, and didn't feel like taking the train back to New Jersey afterword. When I was looking at options to redeem points at hotels that were somewhat close to the restaurant, …
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Sweetski says:
Le Café du Commerce is a wonderful restaurant in the 15th arr. Nearby the Eifeltower. They serve classic French dishes and specialties from the South West of France. (andouillette, oeuf dur mayonaise, entrecote etc.) I always have the 'Magret de canard' (duckbrest). They have a 3-course meal for 28…
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Chokk says:
If you are visiting Paris and want to get in contact with some traditional french cuisine and have the service that you expect from a french waiter - you cannot mis this place.
The restaurant is somewhat of a tourist trap but do yourself the favour to visit it early in the evening and enjoy a lo…
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anjok says:
Café Ekberg is one of the oldest coffeeshops in Helsinki and one of the most popular. No Lonely planet or any other guide is complete without this café. It is situated on a very beautiful street Bulevardi, so it is great for people watching with a cup of coffee in summer. I walked through it sever…
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