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The Best Reservation Systems in 2026

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The Best Reservation Systems for Your Business in 2026

Optimizing a business at any scale is no small feat, and when it comes to food and beverage, there are a whole host of additional factors that can add complexity and organizational headache. Floorplans, reservations, guest data, and ever-changing customer needs can be critical decision points for a growing business, which is why it is so important to have a reliable restaurant reservation system. But with so many features and price plans, how do you know which is the right fit for your business? Whether you’re a new restaurateur or a hospitality veteran, let’s dive into the perks of some of the most popular online restaurant reservation services.

 

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SevenRooms

While not the industry standard for online reservations (something that is quickly changing), SevenRooms’ functionality should not be underestimated. On top of a full suite of organizational tools and a mobile app for management on-the-go, there are a few features that really make Sevenrooms stand out. Most importantly, live data on customer spend and the ability to track it over time, and cost reduction from eliminating the per-reservation fees that a service like OpenTable imposes on its users. It’s a suite of tools specially tuned for turning customers into regulars. With its ease of use and seamless integration into existing systems, SevenRooms is a compelling option for bars, hotels, and restaurants looking to make the switch.

 

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OpenTable

As one of the oldest and most established restaurant reservation systems available, it should be no surprise that OpenTable remains a popular choice. It is a robust system with wide reach and all the basic functionalities, easy to use and fast to implement. While certainly competitive, these benefits come with expenses. A hefty startup fee and additional fees with every reservation might dissuade a fledgling business, and while the platform’s restaurant marketplace attracts many eyes and is very popular with customers, the featured venues are curated, which can unfairly punish smaller restaurants. Even so, OpenTable is a solid option, convenient for any business looking to get their CRM up and running.

 

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Resy

Another major player in the restaurant reservation system market, Resy has earned a following with its robust tools for feedback and customer relationship management. Additionally, Resy’s reservation system has direct integration with channels like Facebook, Trip Advisor, and AirBnb, which can go a long way in driving bookings. What makes Resy unique is that it limits itself to exclusively serving upscale, high-market restaurants in major metropolitan areas. If that description fits your customer base, Resy can be a powerful tool to gain visibility in that market, but more niche businesses might have to look elsewhere. Regardless, Resy’s full-featured package is a boon to any restaurant, and is offered at a cost-effective price. 

 

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Tock

Another relative newcomer, Tock has been taking up a significant portion of restaurant reservations with its integrated front-of-house solutions. Whether that’s booking a table, handling credit card payments, or managing the floorplan, Tock makes the process easy and intuitive. While its point of sale solutions are top shelf, Tock lacks robust management features, like order ticketing for the kitchen, and must be used in conjunction with other tools. Additionally, the base plan takes 2% of sales from each online order, which might dissuade higher-volume businesses. That said, its ease of use and lowest-in-class monthly fee make for a reservation system that is more than viable for any serious business.

 

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Yelp Reservations

Yelp Reservations – recently relabeled as Yelp Guest Manager – comes with the obvious benefit of restaurants being able to streamline their reservations through their Yelp page. That alone might be worth the price of admission, without mentioning POS features like the AI-driven waitlist algorithm, which consistently provides excellent guest experience. Where Yelp starts to stumble is with the high competition on its platform that heavily favors established venues, and a relatively expensive cost of entry for a package that doesn’t integration for mobile phones. That shouldn’t deter you however; it’s a high quality reservation system, especially for venues with a strong Yelp presence, or lots of walk-ins that can take advantage of the waitlist features.

 

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Wisely

Wisely is a competitive reservation system that offers some more uncommon features like ticketed event support for venues that host private experiences, and credit card holds/prepayments that can help vendors save in the event of a no-show. While the Wisely CRM platform is feature rich, its strengths are mostly operational, with little in the marketing and outreach department. Additionally, users have reported that while the software is user-friendly, the mobile version leaves a bit to be desired. With its fast and powerful tools for building and analyzing your database of customers, Wisely is another great choice for your venue.

 

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Eat App

This cloud-based, all-in-one platform that has been growing in popularity thanks to its easy to use tools for day to day operations. Eat App’s greatest strength is its cross-platform functionality, letting users their guests and tables seamlessly on desktops, iPads, and mobile phones alike. While the lack of unique features might bother some users, the platform is still developing and being shaped into a fierce competitor. With that in mind, Eat App is perfect for any business looking for something that put simply– just works.

 

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Toast Tables

Toast Tables is a natural addition for existing users of Toast POS, offering a simple, user-friendly reservation system complete with Google integration. It also has a handful of useful revenue-generating features like guest profiles, loyalty sign-ups, and table statuses that update automatically. The main drawback is that Toast Tables is a relatively new system, which can leave a lot of its functionality feeling a little bare bones. Additionally, all customer-facing communication is Toast Tables branded, which can be less than ideal for venues looking to cultivate a brand. Even so, the cheap price tag and ease of use make it another good choice.

 

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What reservation system to use is a problem that gets more complex year after year, as new players enter the market and features are constantly adapted and improved. Finding an All-in-one solution for reservations, CRM, organization and analysis might seem impossible, but all of the choices discussed above should get you closer to the goal. Zocha Group is a Los-Angeles based lifestyle and hospitality management group with global reach and a loyal network in the hospitality and entertainment industries. Connect with Zocha Group for more access, info, and expertise.

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    The 10 Hottest Restaurants in Houston

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    Get to know The Hottest Restaurants in Houston

    The biggest city in Texas is home to some of its biggest flavors. Of course there’s barbecue, burgers and beer, but Houston’s culinary scene is actually among the most diverse in the country, with an onslaught of exciting new openings that keep locals coming back for more. There’s tasty tacos, inventive Japanese, and hidden gems in both the casual and fine dining scenes. So whatever you’re in the mood for, get ready for good eats at the 10 Hottest Restaurants in Houston.

     

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    Uchiko

    From the minds behind the celebrated Uchi restaurant comes a new approach to sushi. It’s got the same creative dishes and signature seasonal omakase, with extra emphasis on stone grilling, for an added dash of smoke and char. Delight in 4x seared dry aged wagyu strip, or indulge in the full on Whiskey & Wagyu tasting. Try the wholly original experience for yourself with a reservation at Uchiko.

     

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    Stuffed Belly

    James Beard Award-winning chef Christine Ha has a new hotspot for burgers and sandos that has been making waves in Houston. Whether it’s the original belly burger with addictive stuffed sauce, the savory tuna crunch on texas toast, or the crispy sichuan chicken sandwich, the offerings are hot, juicy, and absolutely packed with flavor.

     

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    Loro Houston Heights

    This unique little smokehouse lovingly combines Asian flavors with classic Texas BBQ, for a casual dining experience that just needs to be tried. Sink your teeth into an oak smoked brisket sandwich cooked low and slow, topped with papaya salad and authentic thai herbs. That is, if you can pull yourself away from your boozy smoothie served on the gorgeous outdoor patio.

     

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    Pinkertons Barbecue

    For no-frills BBQ with an unwavering commitment to quality and flavor, Pinkerton’s has your back. Houston diners can’t get enough of the glazed pork ribs, and the hefty chopped beef sandwiches on jalapeño buns. They’re open all day, but it’s not uncommon for the menu to be sold out before closing time.

     

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    Pastore

    Pastore brings Houston a little slice of the Italian coast, with a menu highlighting the fresh ingredients and skilled preparation the region is known for. There’s certainly a seafood focus, with the signature farro verde-stuffed calamari and squid ink linguine coming to mind, but the savory sausages and salumi make sure there’s an option for everyone.

     

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    The Original Ninfas on Navigation

    This storied spot for tacos and fajitas has been keeping customers satisfied for over 50 years, but the menu hasn’t aged a day. Houston locals still flock to the charming casita for sizzling skirt steak and mango-habanero margaritas that truly embody the spirit of Tex-Mex cuisine. Don’t miss out on the fajita burger topped high with peppers and avocado- it’s still the best in the state.

     

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    Street To Kitchen

    The original “unapologetically Thai” restaurant understands that flavor comes first, imbuing every dish with the spice and tang that makes Thai cuisine so special. The tight menu is full of gems, like the juicy ground pork dumplings with shiitake and green onion, or the iconic stir fried Thai basil with smoky beef, jasmine rice and a perfectly fried egg. Keep an eye out for the special six course wine dinner with personalized beverage pairings.

     

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    Ostia

    Chef Travis Mcshane hails from the famous Italian restaurant Barbuto in New York City, and he’s brought those insights to his incredible Houston restaurant, Ostia. Regulars love the roasted chicken with salsa verde, but first-timers should sink their teeth into the soft, melt-in-your-mouth brick oven pizza with just the right amount of char.

     

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    Nancys Hustle

    This contemporary bistro recently received a James Beard Award nomination for Outstanding Wine Program, an honor well deserved for the thoughtful beverages offered alongside their outstanding food. Everything on the menu is exceptionally savory, like the buttery griddled Nancy Cakes, and the juicy cheeseburger on a brioche english muffin. Swing by for laidback dining and some seriously craveable cuisine.

     

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    Musaafer

    With a stunning interior covered in mirrors and tile, Musaafer transports diners into a breathtaking Indian banquet hall. It’s an opulent dining experience unlike anything in town, and the food is just as beautiful. Dive into an a la carte menu of colorful curries and modern takes on Indian classics, with distinct flavors drawing from all across the country’s 29 states.

     

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      How to Spend a 21st Birthday in LA

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      Celebrate your 21st Birthday in Los Angeles

      21st birthdays are a rite of passage for young people ready to explore the variety of fun venues Los Angeles has to offer. With such an exciting celebration to plan, narrowing down the right places to go can be difficult when checking out venues beforehand may not be an option. Coming up with a creative 21st birthday idea for yourself or your loved one can make all the difference in kicking off the year to a lively start.

       

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      Book Your Hotel Room

      Your hotel choice will be the cherry on top of your 21st birthday weekend in LA when you book a destination fit for rest and relaxation. The Mondrian is centrally located on Sunset Strip and has an iconic pool with infinite views of the city. The trendy W Hotel is a bustling Hollywood Boulevard hotspot that places you right in the center of the action.

      If you stay at The London West Hollywood, you’ll be in the lap of luxury with the hotel’s glamorous feel and beautiful views. The elegant design of the Kimpton La Peer makes for a photo-worthy experience and has a prime location right off of the iconic Melrose Boulevard. The stylish Dream Hollywood is also a coveted destination due its location and variety of sister nightlife properties right next door.

       

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      Birthday Activities

      A newfound taste for wine is sure to develop after a 21st birthday visit to the Tasting Room at Malibu Wines. The rustic destination will let you and your group try out their variety of selections along with enjoying live music and events on the weekend. For a more adrenaline-fueled birthday event, Big Bear Mountain Resort gives visitors a free activity pass on their birthday, good for fans of skiing, cycling, rock climbing, or golf. Crack open a cold one from a scenic mountain lodge at one of the most exciting destinations just a short drive out of LA.

      If laid back fun is more of your b-day style, book a lane at the trendy Highland Park Bowl for beers with friends, or reserve a karaoke room with bottle service at the speakeasy destination Break Room 86. Video game fans will have a blast at Player One, a “barcade” with a variety of vintage arcade games along with an extensive beer selection. Take your birthday to new heights with a helicopter tour of Los Angeles that will give you a bird’s eye view of the City of Angels.

       

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      Dine at the Best Restaurants

      A chic 21st birthday dinner can create the best memories and in Los Angeles, you can choose from any of the thriving selection of hot spots to make the moment special. Dine at Catch LA for a beautiful rooftop location with a stylish crowd to match. For an intimate hideaway, reserve a table at Delilah in their vintage-inspired setting fit with burlesque dancers and the occasional live jazz performance.

      If the West side is more your speed, head to rooftop spot Elephante to take in the sunset while enjoying the Californian and Southern Italian menu of delicious eats. Tao is one of the city’s most trendy dining destinations with an expansive layout and Asian-inspired dishes that attract an A-list clientele to its Hollywood location. After a weekend of partying, check out Gracias Madre for brunch to indulge in their plant-based menu that satisfies vegans and meat lovers alike.

       

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      Day Partying

      Sometimes celebrating during the day is the answer, and LA’s unbeatable weather will ensure a perfect 21st birthday atmosphere. Head to EP & LP to lounge with your closest friends on their patio for a casual toast under the sun. Santa Monica’s neighborhood favorite The Bungalow is a great destination for a birthday with plenty of tables to reserve for your special day, as well as phenomenal service and live music by the beautiful beach.

      The colorful Hollywood rooftop spot Mama Shelter also makes for an Instagram-worthy celebration, or book a poolside room at The Roosevelt Hotel to have a prime location at their weekend pool parties without even leaving your hotel room. You can also rise to the top of the Dream Hotel to visit The Highlight Room, a rooftop destination perfect for taking in some poolside sunshine while dancing to tunes from a live DJ.

       

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      Party at the Best Nightclubs

      The best part of any 21st birthday is showing your newly legal ID at the hottest nightclubs in town. Warwick is a go to for a birthday bash with their large space and extravagant décor creating the perfect backdrop to your night. One of the most exclusive spots in the city is the A-list favorite Poppy, boasting DJs and world-renowned musical performances in the whimsical setting.

      The newly revitalized nightclub Bootsy Bellows has an elegant, Palm Springs-inspired look for you to party the night away in style. Music lovers will appreciate the vibe at The Peppermint Club, known for its live performances and energetic weekend atmosphere. Round out your special evening at Bar Lis–a prime option for drinks and dancing in a sultry, French-themed space.

       

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      Bars & Speakeasies

      Gathering with friends at a bar is a great way to have a 21st birthday with a little something for everyone. The most recent Houston Hospitality venue Madame Siam will have you dancing the night away in their energetic circus-themed space, or head to the nearby No Vacancy to enjoy a prohibition-themed hotspot. Good Times at Davey Wayne’s is a 70’s retro throwback that always draws a hip young crowd. For those who prefer games over a dancefloor, All Season Brewing lets you try an extensive list of craft brews while practicing your skill at skee-ball and other classic arcade games.

      Flick soju bottle caps over tasty Korean Barbecue at Dan Sung Sa, Koreantown’s essential drinking spot. Tonga Hut is Los Angeles’ oldest operating tiki bar is the place to be for tropical vibes and colorful drinks, like their world famous Flaming Scorpion Bowl. Put yourself out there at Karaoke Bleu, where big crowds gather to belt out their favorite tunes. Reserve a private bowling alley space at The Spare Room, a chic bar upstairs at The Roosevelt Hotel that serves up delectable craft cocktails as you aim for a strike. You’ll enjoy the view at trendy outdoor bar Harriet’s Rooftop at the top of 1 Hotel West Hollywood, where tasty drinks and scrumptious light bites are served in front of the Hollywood skyline. Karaoke fans will love Tramp Stamp Granny’s, a chic, Hollywood piano bar where a live pianist leads the crowd in singing top hits for a one-of-a-kind experience.

       

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        Dive into the Best Bars with Food in Los Angeles

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        Experience the Best Bars with Food in LA

        Los Angeles is a city of plenty. Sparkling beaches, world-class restaurants, and of course, an abundance of incredible nightlife. There’s high energy nightclubs, and every kind of bar under the sun, but sometimes cocktails aren’t enough to satisfy your cravings. Fortunately apps for sharing, small plates, addictive bar food and real cuisine are abundant, you just need to know where to look. Whether you’re out in a group or just looking for something a little heartier, get your fill at the Best Bars with Food in Los Angeles.

         

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        Harriets Rooftop

        The acclaimed 1 Hotel has a new outpost in West Hollywood, and with it comes 2 must-try menus: One for inventive drinks and one for addictive snacks. Featuring everything from California Prosciutto topped high with parmesan to an authentic lobster roll, the light bites and heftier plates are some of the best around, only improved by the stunning rooftop view. Be sure to try the Eternal Optimist, made with gin and bergamot orange, shaken and served on the rocks.

         

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        Fathers Office

        Los Angelinos love this Culver City haunt for featuring dozens of delightful beers on tap, and an airtight menu that never disappoints. The duck confit salad is fresh and flavorful, and the spicy stout ribs are definitely worth an order, but the real star of the show is The Office Burger, famous for its blue cheese, arugula, and caramelized onion toppings. Ask about the select offerings from the beer cellar for a one-of-a-kind tasting on demand.

         

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        Bar Lis

        Perched on a picturesque rooftop in West Hollywood, the beautiful Bar Lis serves up delicious drinks and craveworthy canapes with a stunning skyline view. The trendy lounge is best known for the decor, which evokes the stylings of the French Riviera, making the perfect backdrop to dig into some traditional bistro fare, like burrata with slow roasted tomato, or a delightful dungeness crab cake.

         

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        Thunderbolt

        This trendy watering hole in Echo Park is best known for their Tropipop piña colada soda, but their all-day menu of phenomenal bar bites should not be slept on. Get into some southern flavors with a fried chicken biscuit or classic pimento cheese poppers, best enjoyed with friends on the outdoor patio.

         

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        Melody

        This acclaimed wine bar is not only a beautiful Virgil Village patio, but a hub for pop-ups and events, which almost always bring exceptional food. It’s a unique experience even among Los Angeles bars, and patrons will doubtlessly love perusing the lengthy list of quality lines.

         

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        Pijja Palace

        One of the hottest new spots in Silver Lake, Pijja Palace is an eclectic mix of elements that turns out to be a winning combination. It’s an Indian sports bar with wings, pizzas and sliders, plus a healthy selection of draft beers and natural wines. Whether it’s a plate of tandoori spaghetti or a malted chai soft-serve, there is guaranteed to be something eye-catching on the menu. This all might sound unnatural, but give it a chance and you’ll surely agree it’s one of the best bars with food in LA.

         

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        Dan Sung Sa

        A favorite for diners in the trendy neighborhood of Koreatown, Dan Sung Sa is a no-frills spot for quality Korean bar food. Sit down for cold beers, soju, and Korean rice wines, with heaping helpings of spicy tteokbokki and stir-fried chicken piled high with cheese.

         

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          The Top 10 Restaurants in Charleston

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          Experience The Best Restaurants in Charleston

          In recent years the pleasant port city of Charleston, South Carolina has exploded in popularity, and many fresh faces have been enjoying the city’s vibrant food scene. There’s practically everything, from trendy gastropubs to authentic Chinese. And of course, the bold flavors of the south: Seafood, soul food, and some of the best BBQ in the country. Whatever brings you to town, chow down at one of the best restaurants in Charleston.

           

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          Lewis Barbecue

          This texas-style BBQ joint is a must-visit for Charleston diners. You’ll be served a tray piled high with flavor-packed smoked brisket, sausage, and turkey, a scoop of green chile corn pudding and some seriously creamy mac and cheese. Can’t get enough? Lewis Barbecue ships their epic meats and sauce to anywhere in the US.

           

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          Sorelle

          Charleston’s newest Italian restaurant is the talk of the town. Inspired by the markets and  all-day cafes of Italy, Sorelle boasts a dining experience for every time of day, whether that’s the grand dining room, pizza counter, wine bar, cafe, or mercado for take-home goodies. It’s an incredible lineup, and a beautiful space that needs to be seen to be believed.

           

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          Jackrabbit Filly

          From the minds behind the exceedingly popular food truck Short Grain, comes a Chinese-American restaurant that has locals enraptured. Whether it’s the juicy dumplings, crispy karaage fried chicken, or Dim Sum Sunday brunch menu, there is plenty of heart, and even more flavor to be experienced at Jackrabbit Filly.

           

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          Hannibals Kitchen

          This SC classic has long been considered one of the best restaurants in Charleston, and it isn’t hard to see why. Since 1985 Hannibal’s has been serving up all the hits, from fully flavorful fried chicken to their famous crab rice. Pop in for lunch or dinner for an authentic taste of Lowcountry.

           

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          Maam Saab

          Combine the bold flavors of Pakistani cuisine with some gold old fashioned southern charm, and you’ve got a winning combination. Enjoy colorful plates of meats and veggies served over highly addictive seasoned rice. With a long list of inventive cocktails to enjoy in the welcoming exposed-brick space, Ma’am Saab is a must-visit Charleston restaurant.

           

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          Leons Oyster Shop

          Leon’s might operate out of a repurposed garage, but it goes to show that good things come in small packages. Char-grilled oysters, fresh salads, fried chicken and hushpuppies are paired with draft rosé, frozen gin & tonics, and capped off with soft serve. The humble patio is wild, eclectic, and totally worth swinging by.

           

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          Pink Bellies

          When it comes to Vietnamese food, Pink Bellies is elite. The food-truck-turned-mainstay serves up craveworthy garlic noodles, spicy lamb dumpling, and a totally unique pho mai burger in what can only be described as a stunning locale. It’s hip, vibrant, and will keep you coming back for seconds.

           

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          Chubby Fish

          Ever since Chubby Fish opened its doors in 2018, locals have been obsessed with their locally-caught seafood and delightful crudo. Be sure to check out the seasonal menu packed with the freshest catches and a huge selection of oysters; it’s on a chalkboard just above the kitchen.

           

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          Chez Nous

          This cozy little French restaurant is as cool as they come, with a daily menu that gets straight to the point: Two appetizers, two entrees, and two desserts. You can see what they’re serving today on their Instagram, but with how consistently delicious the food is, there’s really no need. Grab a tall pour of fine wine and surprise yourself at this romantic venue.

           

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          Wild Common

          If you’re in the mood for a tasting menu, the four courses offered at Wild Common will certainly do the trick. Think seared diver scallops and a yuzu kosho BLT. With eclectic flavors and a laid-back atmosphere, the meal feels premium, but never stuffy. It’s everything you could ask from one of the best restaurants in Charleston.

           

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            Your Quick Guide to the Madrid Dining Scene

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            Experience The Finest Dining in Madrid

            Madrid’s sunny sidewalks are a dream destination for travelers all over the world. Between reading in Retiro Park and gallery gazing at The Prado, it can be easy to forget about one of the best parts of visiting Madrid: eating! No matter if you’re enjoying a pre-fixe menu or stopping at a market stall, the Madrid dining scene is overflowing with local flavor, heritage, and heart.

             

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            Fine Dining in Madrid

            Corral de la Morería is one of the more unique fine dining experiences in Madrid. Don’t let the phrase “dinner and a show” scare you away—this Michelin-starred restaurant holds its own in the culinary department, while incredible flamenco dancers hold down the stage. Deemed “the whole package” by Condé Nast Traveler, the menu at Corral de la Morería features dishes like scallop carpaccio and a rack of roasted lamb, while the flamenco show draws in tourists and Spanish locals alike.

             

            Desde 1911 earned its first (long overdue) Michelin star in 2024. Born from generations of fishermen, seafood is the shining star here. The menu is ever changing—based on the finest catches for the day—but there are a variety of tasting menus to choose from, and an incredible selection of wine. Enjoy your meal in the Nordic-inspired main dining room, the cozy outdoor space, or in the private area for a special occasion.

             

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            Saddle aims to overcome the narrative that fine dining establishments must be built around a tasting menu. Instead, Saddle offers an à la carte menu that allows visitors to create their own custom tasting experience. There’s a refreshing essence of modernity that surrounds Saddle, especially at the cocktail bar. Saddle has taken a new approach to Spanish spirits, making this a perfect spot to grab a drink, make a reservation, or both.

             

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            Wine & Tapas Bars in Madrid

             

            Join the locals at Bodega Amores. Grab a barstool if there’s one available, or wait for a table in the small dining area. It doesn’t look like much from the outside, and yet the overall vibes here are almost as good as the patatas bravas. Also standout from their food menu: ceviche with fresh fish and clamato, Gillardeau oysters, and saffron crème brûlée. Have a martini or a bottle of wine, and don’t be surprised if you end up staying long after your plates are clean.

             

            Berria is one of the most robust wine bars in Madrid. In fact, it might be a standard for wine bars all over the world. At Berria, you have two menus to choose from—one that highlights the best reds, whites, champagnes, and sherries, or one that offers that plus food pairings. Not to mention, the terrace here overlooks Retiro Park and the Puerta de Alcalá, so you’ll have the best of Madrid in your glass and at your fingertips.

             

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            For something in between a cool wine bar and upscale Spanish dining, Sala de Despiece is your spot. Sala de Despiece seems to be one step ahead of what’s trending, offering an exciting experimental flair on traditional tapas. Aesthetically, this won’t match the Spanish tapas bar of your daydreams, which makes the experience that much more memorable. This is modern Madrid dining at its best, with a full wine list to match.

             

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            Food Markets in Madrid

            Mercado de San Miguel is the most popular food hall in Madrid, and therefore the most crowded, but the variety here is worth the stop. If you can dream it up, you can probably find a stall for it here at Mercado de San Miguel: innovative bao buns, charcuterie kabobs, croquettes of all kinds, and more. Don’t forget to stop by the Spritzería for Aperol with a twist, or visit the vermouth stall for a flight of Spain’s favorite drink.

             

            Maybe it seems counterintuitive to stop for Asian food in Spain, but the Yatai Market cannot be missed. This cool, unassuming spot offers up the ramen, curry, teppanyaki, and sushi of your Asian street food dreams. As the night progresses, Yatai fills up as a spot to socialize, but you should be able to find seating anytime. We recommend bringing a group and sampling as much as you can, but if you order nothing else, try the crispy rice from the sushi stall in the back.

             

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            Mercado de la Paz has been serving Madrileños since 1881, and today is known for being the best place for upscale grocery shopping. Visit in the morning for tortilla at Casa Dani, or stop by for premium meats, cheeses, and wine before a picnic in the park. Mercado de San Fernando is another favorite market in Madrid, best loved for its gritty and against-the-grain vibe. Buy books by the pound, browse the local artisan craft market, and don’t leave without an empanada or two.

             

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              Chow Down at The 10 Best Restaurants in Austin

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              Experience the Best Restaurants in Austin

              Austin has a reputation for being unique, but what many don’t know is that it’s a real foodie city, with a culinary scene as diverse and exciting as they come. Yes there’s barbecue and tex-mex, but if you’re willing to look, there’s some of the best Asian, Italian, and Middle-Eastern restaurants around. Whether it’s fine dining, family style, or one of the city’s infamous food trucks, sit down for a meal at one of the Best Restaurants in Austin, Texas.

               

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              Uchi

              An elevated Japanese dining experience, Uchi is an eclectic mix of classic and contemporary Japanese cuisine, put together by James Beard Award winning Chef Tyson Cole. The signature tastings and seasonal omakase are only improved by a pairing from an extensive list of imported wines and sake. Don’t miss out on the hot-stone grilled Wagyu, or the four different cuts of fatty bluefin tuna.

               

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              Con Todo

              The handmade tacos at Con Todo certainly live up to their name, and are piled high with seared meats, sharp onion, fresh cilantro, and salsa que pica. Taking inspiration from the flavors and cultures of Northern Mexico, their rich taco fillings and crispy tostadas are a must-try for any Austin diner.

               

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              Loro

              Part buzzing bar, part savory smokehouse, Loro is a unique Austin restaurant that lovingly combines Asian cuisine with Texas BBQ classics, in ways that nobody else is doing. Dig into an oak smoked brisket sandwich, topped with papaya salad and a chili aioli that stays on your tongue, or split a bowl of the original wonton chips and dip. Tip for first time visitors, the boozy slushies are best enjoyed on the outdoor patio.

               

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              Interstellar BBQ

              It can be difficult to stand out in a sea of barbecue restaurants, but one look at the shimmering peach-tea glazed pork belly is sure to hook even the most discerning of BBQ connoisseurs. Everything from the citrusy turkey breasts to the jalapeño popper sausage is cooked low and slow, guaranteeing sealed-in juices and maximum flavor.

               

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              Usta Kababgy

              This unassuming Middle Eastern restaurant is home to some of the most flavorful kebabs and shawarma in the Lone Star State. Heavily spiced and delicately grilled, the lamb, beef, chicken and falafel are delicious and addictive, especially when wrapped in the handmade flatbread.

               

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              Seoulju Korean Kitchen and Bar

              Austin actually has a wealth of fantastic Korean eateries, and this mother-and-son restaurant is among the best. Bring some friends and split a couple plates of crispy fried chicken, sweet and spicy bulgogi, tender tteokbokki and hot scallion pancakes that demand ordering seconds.

               

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              LOca dOro

              For house-made pasta and tall glasses of red wine, this Mueller Italian restaurant has your back. Regulars are particularly fond of the vegetables, like the bucatini with charred beats or their signature smoked eggplant dip. Check out their wonderful pasta club subscription, for handmade pastas, sauces, and Italian pantry items, delivered right to your doorstep.

               

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              Picnik

              Healthy food might not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think about Austin restaurants, but the fresh salads and meaty entrees are the real deal. The menu is seasonally focused with meats that are ethically sourced, so guests can have no reservations about wolfing down the heirloom tomato and watermelon salad, or a tender filet of sustainable salmon.

               

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              Ramen Tatsu-Ya

              Austin’s hot weather might dissuade you from a bowl of hot soup, but the fatty, savory broth at Ramen Tatsu-Ya is worth it every time. The tonkotsu is a delicious way to enjoy their tender noodles, but for something even more decadent the chewy tsukemen dipping noodles are an excellent choice as well. Spice things up by tossing in a “bomb” of butter and spice pastes for a whole new ramen experience.

               

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              Emmer & Rye

              The menu at this warehouse-chic Austin eatery changes daily, but diners can always expect fresh roti bread, seasonal delights, and quality that’s consistently excellent. The restaurant works with local farmers to highlight the fresh flavors from every corner of central Texas. There’s usually a fresh pasta and a must-order meat dish, as the kitchen actually does whole animal butchery on site.

               

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                The Most Premium Butcher Shops in Los Angeles

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                Explore the Best Butcher Shops in Los Angeles

                Meat matters. If you’ve ever had a real bite of savory A5 Wagyu Steak, then you know this to be true. And while Los Angeles’ incredible food scene is often referring to the huge variety of incredible restaurants, the ingredients are just as good, with tons of amazing farmers markets, and of course, premium butcher shops. Whether it’s beef or pork, sausage or steak, make a meal to remember with the best butcher shops in LA.

                 

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                A Cut Above Butcher Shop

                Master butcher Eddy Shin has the rare combination of being both an acclaimed chef and superstar butcher, skills he has proudly cultivated for over 20 years. At his Santa Monica butchery, shoppers can expect the best cuts of all natural beef and poultry, as well as some particularly delicious specialty sandwiches.

                 

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                Mccalls Meat & Fish Company

                This quaint butcher shop and market in Atwater Village offers some of the city’s finest in both premium meats and freshly caught fish, making it truly the best of both worlds. Sourcing from local, sustainable farms, the quality is obvious in everything from the ribs to the prime sirloin. Definitely consider pre-ordering an expertly prepared turkey around Thanksgiving.

                 

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                Gwen Butcher Shop

                Gwen is actually a Michelin-starred Hollywood eatery, and the in-house butchery brings the same level of excellence. The old-fashioned butcher service has all the hits of beef, pork, poultry, and even seasonal selections, but the real draw is the show stopping charcuterie program, highlighting the quality of the meats as well as their skilled preparation.

                 

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                Marcondas Meats

                This Beverly Grove mainstay has been carving up premium cuts of meat since as far back as 1941, and the quality has been consistently superb ever since. The meat is sustainably raised, without the use of antibiotics or hormones, resulting in more tender poultry, juicier pork, and the star of the show: Certified Piedmontese Beef, a rare cattle breed hailing from Northern Italy, naturally lean, and exceptionally tender.

                 

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                Huntington Meats and Sausages

                Huntington Meats is an old-school butcher known for tender roasts and cuts of beef, many from the illustrious Harris Ranch. The steaks are in a league of their own, featuring Akaushi and Wagyu steak, both marvelously marbled. Prospective shoppers should definitely check out their extensive catalog of specialty meats, which includes elk, buffalo, venison, wild boar, and even alligator.

                 

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                Peads and Barnetts

                Some of the best pork in the city can be found at this Santa Monica butcher shop. Whether it’s bacon, pancetta, pork shoulder or pork toro, there’s always a variety and never a wrong choice. They make an appearance at the Santa Monica farmer’s market on Wednesdays, and are also available for delivery any time.

                 

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                Rabbis Daughter

                Another old-school meat counter, Rabbi’s Daughter is one of the best butcher shops in LA for kosher cuts of premium beef. The friendly butchers are skilled and knowledgeable, ready to assist you in finding the perfect filet or New York strip. And of course, the hot pastrami sandwich is a must-try. 

                 

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                Standings Butchery

                This outstanding butcher shop on Melrose does it all. Free-range chicken and duck, pork raised on California pasture, mountains of quality beef, and a sausage selection that has no equal. Between chorizo, hot italian, merguez, fennel, chicken, and more, you’ll have no problem finding the perfect fit for your barbecue.

                 

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                  The Best Steakhouses in Miami

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                  The Best Steakhouses in Miami

                  The vibrant coastal city of Miami certainly knows how to have a good time. From the sparkling beaches to the notoriously wild nightlife, it seems like the whole town is set up to maximize enjoyment. Naturally, that includes some phenomenal restaurants, and what could be more enjoyable than a perfectly marbled steak, grilled to perfection. From waterfront destinations to hidden gems downtown, there’s a fine cut of meat just waiting to make your evening. It might seem showy, but for a truly special meal, dig into the Best Steakhouses in Miami.

                   

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                  Bourbon Steak Miami

                  The critically acclaimed Los Angeles Steakhouse has made its way to the shores of Miami, and reception is understandably hot. From the wood-grilled wagyu to the signature tomahawk, Every cut of carefully selected beef is thick, juicy and full of flavor, perfectly paired with rich sides and a craft cocktail. Miami dining is at it’s best under the golden lights at Bourbon Steak.

                   

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                  Papi Steak

                  This eclectic chophouse brings a touch of Hollywood glitz and glamor to the high-energy shores of Miami beach, for a dining experience that is as flashy as it is delicious. The titular “Papi Steak” is the star of the show, with a rich taste and texture and a secret sauce that just needs to be tried. Enjoy the meal, complemented by a custom cocktail program and smooth sounds from a live DJ.

                   

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                  Cote Steak

                  A classic Korean barbecue experience meets high-end butchery at this Michelin-starred Miami steakhouse. Prime cuts of steak are cooked tableside, imbuing the meal with a mouthwatering scent that never fails to appetize. Paired with some particularly photogenic cocktails, every meal at Cote is sure to be a magic memory.

                   

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                  Smith & Wollensky

                  There’s nothing finer than a perfect meal at a waterfront restaurant, and the ultra-satisfying steaks and seafood towers at Smith & Wollensky make a compelling argument. Whether you’re enjoying a dirty martini at the outdoor bar or grabbing a heaping helping of truffled mac and cheese, the experience is wholly premium, and right by the water’s edge.

                   

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                  Platea Prime Steakhouse & Ceviche Bar

                  The first-ever Peruvian inspired prime steak house certainly does not disappoint. Whether it’s the spiced cuts of meat, slathered with butter and charred by blowtorch, or the uniquely decadent caviar mashed potatoes, the plates offered at Platea are of the highest quality. If you somehow still have room, don’t skip out on the incredible Galapagos stuffed lobster.

                   

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                  Edge, Steak & Bar

                  For a restaurant that puts sustainability at the forefront, this hot Brickell eatery is the place to be. Fresh, farm-to-table ingredients are lovingly prepared for an experience that is premium, personal, and exceedingly delicious. Eat with peace of mind, knowing the herbs and spices came from the restaurant’s own garden, and any meat was grass-fed and hormone free. It’s one of the best steakhouses in Miami, operating out of one of the finest hotels.

                   

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                  Dirty French Steakhouse

                  This purveyor of fine meats presents itself as a 1970s supper club, with all the low lights and glamor that comes with the territory. The interior is funky, the waiters are decked out in pink tuxedos, and the house-special prime rib is absolutely packed with flavor. For a taste of shameless decadence, raise your glass at Dirty French Steakhouse.

                   

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                  Since 1978, this classic chophouse has been serving up a no-frills steak dinner that has certainly stood the test of time. It’s everything you’d expect: white tablecloths, crab cakes and truffle mac, and exceptionally well-prepared steaks. It’s cozy, inviting, and one of the best steakhouses in Miami.

                   

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                  Los Fuegos by Francis Mallmann

                  Argentinian flavors grace every prime steak at this swanky Miami mainstay. Chef Mallmann’s appearance on Netflix’s Chef’s Table should be enough evidence that his techniques and recipes are the best in town, but if you’re skeptical, a reservation at this incredible steakhouse is a must. Dig into the signature branzino and see why Miami is abuzz.

                   

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                  RED South Beach

                  This dazzling steakhouse is famous, and for good reason: The quality is in a league of its own. Everything from the truffle pasta to the Alaskan king crab cake is exceptional, but the real star of the show is the 14 ounce bone-in filet. One bite of the impossibly juicy cut, and you’ll be a believer.

                   

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                    The Hottest Happy Hour in Los Angeles

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                    Explore the Best Happy Hours in Los Angeles

                    The only thing better than a cold beer or quality cocktail is more of them, for cheaper. LA’s lavish nightlife scene really has it all, from upscale spots for bar bites to trendy restaurants known for their drinks. Whatever you’re in the mood for, get it all and maybe a little more with the hottest happy hours in Los Angeles.

                     

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                    Desert 5 Spot

                    High above the illustrious Tommy Hollywood Hotel, guests can enjoy $10 for 2 tacos, $9 cocktails, and $6 wine by the glass, surrounded by the views from one of the best rooftop bars in the city. The happy hour is Wednesday-Friday 6-8pm, just in time to catch a breathtaking LA sunset.

                     

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                    Good Times at Davey Waynes

                    The 1970’s themed local favorite has one of the best happy hours around, with beers clocking in at an enticing $3, shots at $6-8, and the signature Davey’s Old Fashioned at $6. Swing by Hollywood 5-8pm weeknights, or 2-6 on weekends and taste the savings (and some seriously addictive barbecue) for yourself.

                     

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                    Mother Tongue

                    For some luxurious rooftop dining, the “social hour” at this swanky Hollywood hotspot is a must. Cocktails and wine by the glass drop down to $10 each, and star chef Michael Mina’s signature dips and bar bites are as low as $5. If you’re in the neighborhood Wed-Sun, 4-6PM, do not skip out on the toasted walnut muhammara.

                     

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                    All Day Baby

                    Los Angeles already loves the brunch at this Silver Lake eatery, so the fabulous happy hour is a welcome addition. Whether you snag a beer-and-shot combo for $10 or a discount on the signature buttermilk biscuit sandwich, you’ll be eating good and sufficiently supplied with tasty drinks, every Wed-Sunday, 3-7PM.

                     

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                    Gin Rummy

                    The frozen drinks at this Venice watering hole taste even better on discount. Guests can look out for $10 frozen daiquiris and margaritas, $4 beers, and daily deals on craveworthy bar bites like coconut shrimp and 5 flavors of wings. Spread out at this breezy open space everyday from 4-6PM.

                     

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                    Madre West Hollywood

                    The Mexican food at this Fairfax hotspot is fantastic, and goes great with a $7 michelada. Monday-Friday, 3-6PM, diners can grab refreshing drinks and craveworthy plates of elote with queso cotija and tender carnitas tacos for cheap. While sadly not on the happy hour menu, guests should definitely check out Madre’s famous collection of mezcals, featuring over 400 unique bottles.

                     

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                    FIN

                    One of Culver City’s best Japanese restaurants happens to have one of its best happy hours. Tuesday-Sunday from 5-6:30, FIN offers $8 wine and sake by the glass, and discounts on all your favorites: gyoza, yakitori, and a flavor-packed crispy rice with spicy tuna.

                     

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                    Melanie Wine Bar

                    Melanie is one of the best wine bars on the Westside, and from 4-5 daily, glasses are half-priced. Sip and savor with some charcuterie and fresh fish tartare, and if you’re there on a monday, indulge in a full bottle of wine, half off.

                     

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                    The Misfit

                    This eclectic Santa Monica sippery is known for their Peruvian ceviche, Thai curried clams, and smashburgers full of flavor, but everyday before 7pm, the excellent menu is paired with cocktails, wine, and spirits, 50% off. Seize the opportunity and dig into some craft cocktails like the French Apple Cart, made with calvados apple brandy, cointreau, lemon, and allspice.

                     

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