Sushi Groove is far from an ordinary sushi spot, but will soon become your go-to for all things sushi, music, and vibes. Located on Highland Drive in Salt Lake City, Utah, Sushi Groove serves up Utah’s freshest sushi with unique menu items and live music! Sushi Groove has been a part of the Utah sushi scene for over ten years, and during that time, has grown quite popular. Victoria Filice/Google Local...
Deep in Choctaw Country in the town of Broken Bow is the cutest taco shop housed in a log cabin. Tacohoma Tacos and More in Oklahoma draws in visitors from all over the state because they have some of the best tacos and Mexican food around. All of their food is homemade; they have a friendly staff, and they serve generous portions. Keep scrolling to learn more about this must-visit casual dining destination....
Living in the Empire State, we are surrounded by natural wonders and stunning scenery. It’s easy to get caught up in life, work, and responsibilities and forget what an amazingly beautiful place New York is. If you ever feel like you need an opportunity to get back in touch with nature in New York, one of the best ways to do it is by taking a nature-focused tour. Companies like Pottersville’s Natural Stone and Bridge Caves provide eco-tours in New York....
Southern classics, but make them modern. That’s what you’ll find at The Bluebird, a farm-to-table restaurant located in lovely Stanford, Kentucky. From cornbread stuffing to crawfish tacos, this Bluegrass dining spot is dishing up some truly inspired, next-level Southern cuisine. If you haven’t yet visited The Bluebird, perhaps the following swoon-worthy menu items will whet your appetite. (And if you have, well, let this be a reminder to visit again soon!...
Perched on the banks of the mighty Ohio River in West Virginia is a relic of days gone by – one of the last remaining ruins of the old lock-and-dam system that used to run from Pennsylvania to Illinois. Designed to keep the level of the Ohio River from seasonal fluctuation so that ships could sail these waters year-round, the lock-and-dam system was replaced by concrete dams. Now, this massive complex is one of the most impressive, eerie abandoned ruins in West Virginia....
Trees. Idaho is full of ’em. But some are a little more special than others. While searching for the Northwest Passage with the Corps of Discovery, Meriwether Lewis wrote in his journal, “The long-leafed pine forms the principle timber of the neighborhood.” In this document, penned nearly 300 years ago, Lewis was describing the West’s Ponderosa Pine, a tree so towering and majestic that its very name – ponderosa – is Latin for “heavy, weighty, and inspired....
Kentucky is horse country, and the eponymous Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington is a place that celebrates this quintessential part of Bluegrass culture. But what many don’t know is that you can actually camp overnight at this prized park in Kentucky! There’s a campground located on the rolling blue hills of the Kentucky Horse Park, and pitching a tent at this picturesque park is most definitely an experience that belongs on your Bluegrass bucket list....
For most of us, it isn’t very often that a chance presents itself to wander through the Iowa woods after dark. But the next time you do happen to find yourself in such a situation, keep your eyes peeled for one of the most magical natural phenomena in Iowa: foxfire. Also known as fairy fire or even chimpanzee fire, foxfire refers to the ability of certain types of fungi to emit a bioluminescent light....
Here at OnlyInYourState, we’re big fans of urban exploration and places that are currently being reclaimed by nature. Indiana has plenty of those to check out, and it’s not just buildings and homes being reclaimed around here, either – with at least 18,000 bridges (seriously) all over the Hoosier State, there’s a good handful of them that are now forgotten to time, allowed to decay and mostly ignored. One such bridge is a classic bridge to nowhere in Indiana that goes by at least a few names, but it’s most commonly referred to as the “Aqueduct Bridge....
Visiting pumpkin patches and enjoying hayrides are traditional fall activities. But for those looking for something absolutely terrifying, there’s a haunted trail event at Turkey Mountain Urban Wilderness in Tulsa you won’t want to miss. Halloween is just around the corner and ghosts and goblins are on every corner, so if you think you can handle the terror of an up-close and personal experience with haunted creatures, keep scrolling to learn more....
Lots of Arkansas restaurants serve great fried chicken. However, if you’re searching for some of the best fried chicken in all of Arkansas, you’ve got to pay a visit to Monte Ne Inn. Not only does the beloved hole-in-the-wall serve arguably the best fried chicken in the state, but it serves it family style, which means you can eat to your heart – and stomach’s – content! Located along a stretch of Highway 94 in Rogers, Monte Ne Inn is a roadside stop worth pulling over for....
What’s better than a hike with a waterfall? How about a trail that features two beautiful waterfalls? That’s just what you’ll get when you set off on this picturesque hike in Missouri that’s brimming with natural beauty. Even better, it’s one of those hikes that is ideal for hikers of all ages, including the kiddos, and skill levels. Spanning just under two miles, Roark Creek Waterfall promises plenty of natural beauty, including two cascading waterfalls....
Door County has more than its share of natural beauty. It has lush cherry orchards, sweeping beaches, winding country roads, and towering bluffs that are all part of a geologic feature called the Niagara Escarpment. One of the most spectacular places in the county rewards adventurous paddlers with a wild view that’s like no other. Cave Point County Park is home to mysterious sea caves that kayakers can explore; it’s a gorgeous experience that’s worth a cold water kayak ride....
With more than 70 state parks in Ohio, we’ve got plenty of beautiful places to visit and explore here in the Buckeye State. From mossy gorges and state forests to hidden waterfalls and stunning lakeshores, there’s always something photo-worthy you’ll find in an Ohio state park. The following are 11 of our favorite state parks (listed in no particular order) that we think just don’t get enough attention. Salt Fork State Park (Lore City) Salt Fork State Park/Facebook A popular place to camp, this stunning state park features 14 hiking trails, fishing, swimming, miniature golf and more....
Let’s face it! We all need a getaway every now and then to escape the busyness of everyday life. Thankfully, Alabama is home to numerous places that offer a relaxing overnight stay. While many of these places are very well known, several others aren’t. Listed below are seven of these lesser-known places, and you’ll want to book a stay at them all. Pursell Farms - Sylacauga google/Pursell Farms facebook/Pursell Farms Nestled in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains is Pursell Farms....
There’s a lot of old abandoned buildings and towns in Kansas, so it’s understandable that there’s plenty of stories of hauntings. It’s been a while since we’ve checked out these haunted places, so it’s definitely time for another run through. Of course, murderers and other nefarious people are also creepy, so we decided to add those in as well. Have you tried any of these creepy things to do here in Kansas?...
From storied inns and rustic cabins to Maine’s most charming B&Bs, it’s easy to find a cozy down comforter and a stunning view to tuck into in Vacationland. But to truly experience Maine in all of its blustery, beautiful coastal glory, sometimes the best place to start is with our state history! Spend a weekend immersing yourself in Maine’s maritime past with a one-of-a-kind experience on the bay (complete with ocean views), starting with a visit to the Penobscot Marine Museum and the Captain Nickels Inn in Searsport....
A vacation in a small American town is unlike any other vacation. You’re guaranteed peace, local charm, and unique activities. So recently, Esquire named some of the best small American town vacations in the country. One New Jersey town made the list: Frenchtown. And honestly, we can see why. If you’re looking for the ultimate small town vacation in New Jersey, you have to visit Frenchtown. andykazie via Getty Images This is such a charming, beautiful small town....
Ciao! If you’ve been to Boston, chances are that you’ve been to the North End. After all, it’s the Little Italy of Massachusetts, home to numerous Italian restaurants and bakeries as well as historical sites, shops, and other businesses. Whether you’re a foodie or a history buff, Boston’s North End is a must-visit location in the city. A trip to the North End of Boston is like transporting back in time in some ways and being in a European village in others....
Cowboy Cafe is known for Home Style Cooking’ & Homemade Pies. Located at 1120 E 2nd Street in Roswell, New Mexico, Cowboy Cafe serves up the best cowboy food in the state seven days a week from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. Whether you are in town to explore the Alien exhibits, just passing through, or came specifically to eat at the Cowboy Cafe, you are sure to leave this cafe stuffed and happy....
