@vito
Go 'Cats: Where to Celebrate After a Northwestern Lacrosse Win
Evanston is a genuinely good food and bar town — it just doesn't get the credit it deserves because Chicago is 30 minutes south and tends to absorb all the attention. But when the 'Cats take a W on the lacrosse field, you don't need to get on the train. From Campagnola's candlelit Italian bistro for the celebration dinner, to Saint Errant Brewing's craft beer hall for the postgame round, to Five & Dime's rooftop when the weather cooperates — Evanston has everything you need to make the win feel as good as it played.
8 places: Bat 17 — The Evanston Postgame Bar, Five & Dime — Rooftop Drinks in Downtown Evanston, Smylie Brothers Brewing Co. — The Evanston Beer Hall, Saint Errant Brewing — Evanston's Best Craft Taproom, Campagnola — The Celebration Dinner, La Principal — Tacos & Margaritas for the Win, Oceanique — The Big Win Splurge, Prairie Moon — Classic Evanston Bar with Live Music
@liz
Dragalicious Sunday Brunch at Lips
An afternoon celebrating the Birthday Boy!
1 places: Lips Drag Queen Show Palace, Restaurant & Bar
@liz
🌟 So What if it Tastes Like a Burning Tire and Bug Spray! Top 10 Bars in Chicago to Experience the Infamous Malort! 🥃 #ChicagoNights #MalortChallenge"
Ah, Malort! It’s one of those spirits that definitely divides opinion with its unique, bitter taste. It’s a Chicago staple, though, and experiencing it is almost a rite of passage when visiting the city. Here are ten bars in Chicago where you can try Malort and really get a feel for this infamous local liquor
10 places: The Violet Hour, The Whistler, Longman & Eagle, Maria's Packaged Goods and Community Bar, Simon's Tavern, The Empty Bottle, Skylark, Billy Sunday
@morgan
A Casual 30- something’s weekend guide to Chicago
If you want to explore the Chicago with an emphasis on music, food, and culture, check these spots out. Mix of local secrets and tourist favorites.
12 places: Monteverde Restaurant & Pastificio, Cloud Gate, 360 CHICAGO, Wrigley Field, Tre Dita, Riverwalk, Kasama, Chicago Symphony Orchestra
@nyc4all
Chelsea Speakeasy & Secret Bars you’ll wanna go back to!
5 must-visit NYC speakeasy in Chelsea🍸Send this post to a Speakeasy & Cocktail obsessed👀
5 places: Patent Pending, Coby Club, Bathtub Gin, La Noxe, Raines Law Room Chelsea
Reserve a table 
@pike
The Skyline Is Buying the Next Round
London’s long summer evenings are built for rooftop cocktails, river terraces, golden-hour dates, and watching the city turn cinematic from above.
10 places: Stanley's Rooftop Bar, Kioku by Endo Restaurant, Brooklands by Claude Bosi, Forza Wine at the National Theatre, JOIA Rooftop Bar, Florattica Rooftop London, Bōkan 38 Bar & 39 Rooftop, Seabird
@mikey
The Most Neighborhoody Neighborhood Bookstores in NYC
BARNES AND WHO??????
11 places: Cafe con Libros, Unnameable Books, 192 Books, Human Relations, Yu & Me Books, Greenlight Bookstore (Fulton Street), Three Lives & Company, Bluestockings Cooperative Bookstore
@vito
Let It Out: The Best Places to Cry in Brooklyn
look, sometimes you just need to cry, and the question is where. not your apartment (your roommates will ask if you're okay), not the subway (though respect to everyone who has cried on the L train), not a coffee shop (the ambient indie folk playlist will somehow make it worse). brooklyn has a specific geography for emotional processing that new york doesn't talk about enough — waterfront piers where the wind gives you a reason to have wet eyes, a 478-acre victorian cemetery where nobody is surprised you're sad, a botanic garden where crying next to the cherry blossoms is basically fine art, and a boardwalk at the end of the earth on a cold tuesday in november where you can be as loud as you want because the ocean doesn't care. this guide is not a joke — these are genuinely the best places in brooklyn to feel something, let it move through you, and come out the other side.
9 places: The Green-Wood Cemetery, Brooklyn Botanic Garden — Japanese Hill-and-Pond Garden, Brooklyn Bridge Park — Pier 1, North End, Prospect Park Boathouse — The Lullwater, WNYC Transmitter Park — Greenpoint Waterfront, Louis Valentino Jr. Park & Pier — Red Hook's Hidden End of the Earth, Jane's Carousel — When You Need Something Gentle, Coney Island Boardwalk — Off Season, On Purpose
@james
NYC Underground Art Museum: Top 10 Subway Stations
Discover New York City's subway system as the world's largest underground art museum. This curated guide highlights 10 of the most visually stunning and culturally significant subway stations featuring mosaics, installations, and contemporary public art from the MTA Arts & Design program.
10 places: 34 St–Hudson Yards (7 Train) — Xenobia Bailey's 'Funktional Vibrations', Times Sq–42 St (1/2/3/7/A/C/E/N/Q/R/W) — Roy Lichtenstein's 'Times Square Mural', 72 St (Q Train) — Vik Muniz's 'Perfect Strangers', 14 St–8 Av (A/C/E/L) — Tom Otterness's 'Life Underground', 81 St–Museum of Natural History (B/C) — 'For Want of a Nail', WTC Cortlandt (1 Train) — Ann Hamilton's 'CHORUS', Fulton St (2/3/4/5/A/C/J/Z) — 'Sky Reflector-Net', 59 St–Columbus Circle (A/B/C/D/1) — Sol LeWitt's 'Whirls and Twirls'
@morgan
Morgan’s Best of the Upper West
After four years of living and performing in Lincoln Center, these are my favorite spots. Perfect for pre or post concert bites. From bougie dinner to divey late night bar spots, choose your mood.
14 places: El Mitote, Vanguard Wine Bar (Upper West Side), Cafe Fiorello, Magnolia Bakery, The Gin Mill, Rosa Mexicano, Jake's Dilemma, Dizzy's Club
@veronica
A Perfect Saturday in Bushwick/Bedstuy
Coffee, shopping, brunch and art! What more can you ask for.
9 places: Winona's, The Bishop, Shop Berriez, Dayglow, Vinyl Fantasy, Bushwick Public House, Momo Sushi Shack, Cafe Erzulie
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