by Brian Wesley | Jul 21, 2018 | Favorites, History, New York, Urban Exploration, Video
A trip to Midtown Manhattan wouldn’t be complete without a visit to Grand Central Terminal. But, since the late 1800’s everyone calls it Grand Central Station even though the station was replaced by this remarkable building. Grand Central Terminal is the largest rail... 
by Brian Wesley | Feb 24, 2018 | Adventure, Blog, Family Hikes, Favorites, Hike, History, Museum, New York, Northeast, Science Museum, Urban Exploration
Just before the US Civil War, a plan was devised to set aside an area for open spaces, trees, and a refuge from the city. Many looked to similar parks in London and Paris for inspiration. Over the years Central Park has become one of the most filmed locations in the... 
by Tammy Wesley | Jul 23, 2016 | Arches, Favorites, Food, Utah
If you are looking for a great places to eat in Moab, we recommend a few hotspots that are family-friendly, affordable, and very tasty. They’re popular and highly favored among tourists and locals. While there are a number of bakeries and cafes in Moab, we recommend... 
by Tammy Wesley | Jan 30, 2016 | Adventure, Chicago, Family Hikes, Food, Hike, Midwest, Urban Exploration
Cloud Gate – The Bean The Bean, as locals call it is fun. Yes, it’s a relatively new landmark (2004-ish). No, visiting The Bean will not be life-changing for most. Is it fun? YOU BET! and should be on everyone’s To Do list when visiting the windy... 
by Tammy Wesley | Nov 21, 2015 | Chicago, Food, Urban Exploration
Chicago is famous for a lot of things, but our top favorite has to be Chicago-style deep dish pizza! In our opinion, you can’t find any better family pizza than Giordanos Pizza. It just doesn’t exist!!!! Sure there are more authentic Chicago Pizza joints,... 
by Brian Wesley | Mar 17, 2015 | Adventure, Favorites, Food, Urban Exploration, Video
Over the years I’ve had heard a lot about Austin, Texas but had never had a chance to visit until recently. Sitting between Dallas, Houston, and San Antonio, Austin has been kind of an in-between city that has had to work hard over the last 60 years to compete with... 
by Brian Wesley | Feb 12, 2015 | California, Favorites, Food, Los Angeles
Messob.com While visiting LA I was able to see a childhood buddy of mine named Seth. One evening he asked, “What would you like for dinner tonight?” I responded with, “I dunno, something different!?!” Seth asked me if I had any issues eating food with my hands, sans... 
by Brian Wesley | Aug 4, 2014 | Adventure, Favorites, Food, Philadelphia
Have you ever been playing the board game Monopoly and purchased the Reading Railroad? The Reading Terminal Market is much different than a traditional farmer’s market. What has kept people coming back to the Reading Market for over 120 years? Well, in the... 
by Brian Wesley | Apr 24, 2014 | California, Food, San Francisco, Shopping, Video
Pier 39 is lined up with shops, a variety of foods and snacks, entertainment for all ages, and an incredible view of the San Francisco Bay. Overall, the prices are reasonable and it’s easily accessible for everyone. You can go to Pier39.com to find a map of the pier,... 
by Brian Wesley | Apr 24, 2014 | California, Favorites, Hike, San Francisco, Video
There’s always something to look at in San Francisco. Traveling is so fantastic for our family. Our favorite way to see a place is to get out and walk. Walking around San Fran brings in the smells, sounds, and sights you just can’t get from a car or from a... 
by Brian Wesley | Apr 17, 2014 | Food, San Francisco, Video
Il Fornaio is a chain of excellent Italian restaurants ( about 24 or so) scattered through 6 states. We had never heard of them before finding them on a smartphone app while visiting San Fran. Italian food, good prices and great portions, what more could you ask for.... 
by Tammy Wesley | Nov 17, 2013 | Food, St Louis, Urban Exploration, Video
Gus’ Pretzels is famous for their handmade pretzels and dipping sauces. There’s a glass window inside the shop so customers can see the process of making pretzels and sauces. The kids loved watching the employees make THEIR pretzels. The prices are decent, and the... 
by Brian Wesley | Nov 16, 2013 | Adventure, Deep South, New Orleans, Urban Exploration, Video
From beignets at the Cafe Du Monde (cafedumonde.com) to the Quarter and the French Market, New Orleans is an exciting town full of culture and a style of its own. Here’s a brief video of us walking around the Big Easy’s French Market – open... 
by Brian Wesley | Sep 2, 2013 | Adventure, Deep South, Food, History, Video
Memphis, great food and great music! Beale Street is a must-see if you’re in the area! Recently awarded #1 most iconic American Street by USA Today (http://www.10best.com/awards/travel/iconic-american-streets). We visited in the morning, but we could already smell... 
by Brian Wesley | May 13, 2013 | Food, Puerto Rico, Video
We stumbled upon this restaurant while walking around Old San Juan. It was amazing. The food was fantastic and the prices affordable. Here is our review of El Jibarito. Their website: eljibaritopr.com 
by Brian Wesley | May 5, 2013 | Adventure, Deep South, Food, Hike, History, Museum, Urban Exploration
Address: 100 Villita, San Antonio, TX 78205 Phone: (800) 447 3372 Website: TheSanAntonioRiverWalk.com The River Walk is located in the heart of San Antonio among historical hot spots and rich culture. Take a boat ride through the canal and experience the ambiance of... 
