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There is a solid amount of dining options in Sedona for a desert community of this size. Combine this with wine tours to nearby Verde Valley wineries, and you may have a great experience.
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Lisa crushed it:

Whether you are looking for chic or casual, Sedona has a wide variety.
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Lisa knows:

Lots of great restaurants with a touch of fine dining.
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Lisa's little secret:

There are some great restaurants right on the water, but also in Truckee. Sunnyside has the best deck seating.
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Dan wants you to go:

There is no shortage of dining establishments in and around the towns perched on Lake Tahoe. You name it, you'll find it. Reno is nearby as well!
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B.J.'s tidbit:

You can't go wrong with eating out in Vail. Head on down to the Village and stroll along until your nose tells you that you've found the spot!
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The connectedness of historic downtown and Mountainside Village is very nice. You can literally walk everywhere you'd ever want to go in the valley. Or, better yet, you can take the gondola for free!
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B.J.'s tip:

Some of the top chefs in the country have established restaurants in the Vail Valley. Wander on down to the Village and take a look at some menus!
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Carli's tidbit:

Dining out in Winter Park is an experience. The small gems are just as exciting as the larger ones. Traveling to Grand Lake and Granby can be equally as exciting.
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Carli crushed it:

If you are staying in any of the great resort towns, you can explore the park area, grab a bite to eat and take in the views.
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The Frisco BBQ challenge, the Grand Lake food festivals, the Aspen Food and Wine event. I could go on and on....
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Carli's been there:

You can find something for everyone at the resort, in historic downtown Steamboat and hidden on side streets in Steamboat.
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Drew's two cents:

Several award winning restaurants.
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Aspen offers many eclectic dining opportunities to suit every taste and price range.
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Alyson's been there:

It maintains that old mining town feel due to well-preserved buildings. Additionally, there is a very laid back hippy scene, and finding an alpaca sweater, tie-dyed tapestry or kind veggie burrito wouldn't take long.
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Lisa wants you to go:

For a small town, Telluride has quite a few restaurants and bars. You can find cheap tacos and fine dining options.
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Lisa's been there:

Sun Valley has a plethora of restaurants, cafes, and bars.
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B.J. wants you to go:

Sun Valley, Idaho has attracted top chefs from throughout the globe. Take a stroll and follow your nose to dinner!
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Lauryn's good word:

Many people drive up from Portland or Boston. Give yourself plenty of time to explore the beautiful coastal towns up Route 1. My favorites are Damariscotta (try King Eider's Pub) and Belfast (go to Three Tides for dinner).
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Lauryn's tip:

My favorite oysters are Damariscotta or Pemaquid's which are harvested right down the coast. Pair those with a Cold River Gin or Vodka martini for a local treat!
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Lauryn knows:

For a true Maine experience - visit a Lobster Pound. My favorite is Young's Lobster Pound in Belfast - BYOB and sit on picnic tables looking out over Penobscot Bay while lobsterman come in with their day's catch.
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Chris loves it:

This is a seafood lover's dream. There is everything from sandwich stands with mouth watering lobster rolls to elegant dining overlooking the sound. Outdoor seating is the way to go in summer time.
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Chris's been there:

This is a top destination for wine and food tours! A wealth of dining options in unique settings offer a variety of specialties, with obviously a bias for seafood.
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Dan wants you to know:

Fresh fish! Fresh seafood! Fresh produce from local farms! Blueberries, maple treats, and ... LOBSTER! Gotta love Maine.
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Dan's two cents:

One word: LOBSTAH! Actually, if you like fish and seafood in general, you'll love Acadia - and most of New England for that matter. It's ideal for enjoying fresh ingredients from local farms as well.
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Bob's been there:

After a long day of hiking one of the drainages of the Bitterroot Mountains a must stop at the well established Bitterroot Brewery, opened in 1998, is a must. Choose from Six deliciously crafted microbrews or one of many select Seasonal draft beers to quench your long days efforts. Nourish the body with mouth watering Trifecta Bowl, Fish Taco's or a Date Burger topped with a Huckleberry puree made from only the finest of Huckleberries picked from our local Bitterroot Mountains.
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Alyson raves:

Funky college town dining with emphasis on great coffee and breakfast, sandwiches and beer.
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Alyson wants you to go:

There are a few bar "outposts" that are must visits. At the Great Northern, you can witness ping pong competitions at their finest, all while grubbing down on some cheap food.
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Alyson loves it:

There's a great Oktoberfest party every year and the bar scene is fun and rowdy...Montucky style.
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Carli raves:

Yes, Bozeman has a variety of dining experiences. Ale Works!
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The world famous local brews are not to be missed. Try Big Sky Ales and McKenzie River Pizzas, trout dinners, cookouts, and free range bison.
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Carli suggests:

Great food festivals, independent restaurants, and awesome local produce.
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Carli knows:

Fun live music and great farmers markets.
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Carli knows:

Great events like annual film and food festivals.
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Mike's tidbit:

During summer evenings, the vibe in downtown is one of energy and excitement. Music on Main takes place Thursday evenings, art walks take place on Fridays, and various art and musical festivals take place all the time.
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Mike's tidbit:

Lots of dining choices for all budgets and tastes, from kid-friendly and family buffets, to mid-scale national chains, and home-grown boutique bistros.
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B.J. did it:

Hood River is considered the best of northwest wine country with 35 vineyards on both sides of the Columbia River. Is it time for a wine tasting tour?
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Lisa's little secret:

Downtown Bend is filled with restaurants and for the most part, they are affordable. Just stroll the Mill District or Downtown Bend and find something that suits you.
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Alyson loves it:

Big artist community and agriculture community where there are regular outdoor markets so people can sell their art and food creations.
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Alyson did it:

Deschutes Brewery is a mainstay and is always packed. Not only do they serve some of the countries best award winning beers, but their menu is varied, eclectic and incredible with everything from ahi poke to burgers.
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Alyson's little secret:

There is a small craft-wine scene in Hood River which ups the ante for restaurants.
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Dan crushed it:

Deschutes Brewery kicks out some tasty beers! Drake Park and Mirror Pond in downtown Bend are very nice, with great events all around town.
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Dan raves:

Oregon and Washington's Wine Country has developed an excellent reputation. Check out Hood River's "Fruit Loop" tour of area wineries, orchards and food producers, and even pick your own fresh treats!
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Alyson suggests:

It's the Midwest. You can find inexpensive food just about everywhere. Fried options, hamburgers, taverns, etc.
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Park City is ideal for wine and food travel! Enjoy wine tastings and good food all around.
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Carli suggests:

Great variety of interesting food and nightlife. It really comes to life around the Sundance Film Festival!
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Tim wants you to go:

Chez Betty and The Purple Sage are just two of the many 5-star restaurants that make Park City a fine-dining destination.
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Tim did it:

Park City's main street has more dining opportunities than any one vacation can cover. If you like eating out, you won't grow tired of this quaint downtown!
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Drew raves:

Park City is known for having an eclectic dining scene. The Park City Wine Festival is held every year in July.
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Dan gives props:

The town of Green River is surprisingly a great place for growing melons of all sorts... and they were tasty!
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Dan's two cents:

The Wenatchee Valley and surrounding countryside is a top-producing area for fresh fruits, vegetables and even local wines. Combine this with Leavenworth's authentic German cuisine, and you have a great spot for dining out.
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Dan's tip:

Oktoberfest was awesome!
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Tim suggests:

Friday Harbor and Roche Harbor both contain many small seafood restaurants with oysters and crab straight from the Pacific!
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Tim's tip:

Many fine-dining and seafood options in the posh harbors of the San Juan Islands
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Tim's little secret:

Roche Harbor oyster shooters!
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Tim knows:

Seafood and sailboats in a harbor town!
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Dan's tip:

Port Angeles has a nice waterfront and pretty cool downtown area.
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Dan crushed it:

The waters of the Pacific Northwest bring an abundance of fresh fish and seafood. Washington has also become a respected wine-producing region, with some wineries operating on the peninsula itself.
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Lauryn's tidbit:

Teton Village has my two favorite restaurants - Il Villagio Osteria and Masa Sushi - for a landlocked state, you will be amazed by Masa. In the town of Jackson I love Koshu and Blue Lion (try the lamb).
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Lauryn's been there:

When I have friends visit - we do a "Taste of Jackson Hole" where we stop at Snake River Brewing Company, Koshu Wine Bar, The Blue Lion and The Silver Dollar Bar for an appetizer and drink.
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Carli loves it:

Plenty of variety packed into one mountain valley. You can find it here.
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Carli did it:

Events and art.
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Carli raves:

Variety in a small package.
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Carli did it:

There is quite a bit of variety packed into this small mountain valley. Whether it is game or fish or local specialties, you will find it here.
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Carli did it:

For a small remote area there is a lot of variety inside Grand Teton National Park in the Jackson Hole Valley. Tempt your taste buds as well as your eyes!
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Carli wants you to know:

The restaurants inside the park lodges are a treat for visitors.
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B.J. gives props:

Jackson Hole offers up everything from affordable family meals to fine dining. Do a little research beforehand to know if you want to eat in town or out at Teton Village.
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Tim's tidbit:

Don't miss nachos and blackberry margaritas on the deck of Signal Mountain Lodge overlooking Jackson Lake with Mt. Moran and the Tetons as the backdrop.
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Tim's little secret:

Cowboy grub, ski-bum burgers and fine sushi, Jackson Hole has a little bit of everything to satisfy your appetite and desires. Be sure to get a Billy Burger and enjoy on the town square!
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Tim suggests:

The beauty and grandeur of Grand Teton National Park inspires luxurious fine dining opportunities both in the park and in neighboring Jackson Hole. Bring your appetite!
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Mike's tip:

Dornans Pasta Company in Moose WY has delicious calzones for aficionados who enjoy good Italian and glass of pinot to go with it.
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Mike's two cents:

Pizza on the deck at Leeks Marina during an evening sunset. Enjoying a sunrise horseback ride capped off with pancakes & sausage at the Triangle X Ranch.
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Mike's tidbit:

Excellent dining options at both Yellowstone Lake Hotel and Old Faithful Inn dining room and pubs. Enjoy breathtaking views of natural wonders while sipping on your favorite tea, cup of espresso or favorite chardonnay.
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Sam's good word:

Great restaurants in Jackson.
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Lisa's little secret:

Tons of restaurants surround the town square. Check out the local paper for specials, but a few of my favorites are the Snake River Brewery, Pica's Mexican Restaurant, Thai Me Up, and the Rendezvous Bistro.
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Lisa crushed it:

A wide variety of restaurants line the town square. You can take your pick from a slice of pizza to a fine dining 5 star restaurant.
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Dan did it:

Jackson Hole has great restaurants, period. Game is the specialty, so try some elk, venison, or even moose. Buffalo burgers are common fare.
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Dan did it:

I visit Jackson Hole often, and it's kinda funny how hard it can be to pick a place to dine. There are so many great options, and a variety of cuisine. Wild game dishes are the specialty, so be sure to try something new!
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