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Hawthorne, California has never been a city that asks permission before becoming interesting. It is industrial steel and palm-tree elegance; aerospace rigor and neighborhood improvisation; freeway…

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Summer recedes, and Deltona—quiet, suburban, family-friendly, green, laid-back—comes into its own with a softer light and an appetite for easygoing discovery.

Deltona is not the kind of city…

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Summer may be gone, but Bloomington, Minnesota, has slipped into one of its most quietly delicious seasons: the time when a warm dining room feels like a small civic blessing and new restaurants…

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Summer may be gone, but Nampa is just getting its appetite back.

There is a particular kind of pleasure in eating your way through a city that refuses to overcomplicate itself. Nampa, Idaho…

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Whittier has always had the curious gift of seeming both intimate and expansive at once: a city with suburban ease, historic pride, artistic flair, and just enough oddball sparkle to keep you…

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Edmond, Oklahoma, is having a moment—quietly, confidently, and with enough culinary swagger to make even the most jaded diner sit up straighter. This is a city that has long been understood as…

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Summer may be gone, but Nashua, New Hampshire has not dulled one bit; if anything, it has turned more luminous in that early-autumn way—more brick-red, more golden-leafed, more eager to welcome…

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Summer is over, and Asheville—always half mountain town, half artful daydream—is stepping into the cooler season with a fresh crop of new restaurants that feel especially right for now. This is a…

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Summer has slipped off the pier, but Newport Beach is still all shimmer, salt light, and polished appetite. Here are ten noteworthy new restaurants—and a few fresh arrivals—that capture the city’s…

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I should note one small but important thing at the outset: I can’t verify a city called **Fort Smith, Kansas**. The well-known Fort Smith is in **Fort Smith, Arkansas**, and if that is the place…