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Book a discounted four-star hotel in Fort Lauderdale Visit the Venice of America, and head to Fort Lauderdale with this great hotel deal.  Four-star Renaissance Fort Lauderdale Port Everglades has rates starting at $97 a night, so can feel like a prince by pay as a pauper. Stay at this hotel and you’ll be conveniently situated just blocks away from the expansive Port Everglades.  Spend some time at “The Strip” located along Fort Lauderdale Beach, and make sure to check out downtown’s Las Olas Boulevard, home to the upscale restaurants, new boutiques and modern art galleries. Book this deal through Expedia by Aug.

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A national online restaurant reservations provider has come out with its 2010 Diners’ Choice awards for for most kid-friendly restaurants, and two Boston-area spots have made the list. According to an article on the MarketWatch site, Durgin Park at Faneuil Hall Marketplace and Summer Shack’s Boston, Cambridge, and Hingham locations were included among the country’s 50 best family-friendly dining spots, based on reviews by OpenTable’s diners

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Durgin Park, Summer Shack Make OpenTable’s 2010 Diners’ Choice Awards List for Most Kid-Friendly Restaurants

Boston is now home to another Ethiopian restaurant, with this one being located near Symphony Hall along the western edge of the Back Bay and the South End. Based on the restaurant’s Facebook page, Lucy Ethiopian Cafe opened about two months ago on Mass

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Lucy Ethiopian Cafe Opens Near Symphony Hall

A unique culinary event is coming to a well-known family-run farm in Lexington in August. Wilson Farm, which is located on Routes 4 and 225 in East Lexington, will be hosting Farm to Fork: Dinner in the Fields on Thursday, August 12, from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM

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Dinner in the Fields coming to Wilson Farm in Lexington, August 12, 2010

When Meaghan Mulholland heard about a Hong Kong restaurant offering a unique style of service, she knew she had to try it, even if it did turn her stomach. Until a few days ago, if you’d asked me to pick the restaurant industry’s worst contribution to society, I might have chosen KFC’s “Double Down” sandwich, or perhaps the aggressive marketing of Fast Food corporations towards children.

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Strange Planet: Hong Kong’s Modern Toilet Restaurant

It looks like a Mexican restaurant will soon be coming to Salem. According to the restaurant’s Facebook and Twitter pages, Comida Mexican Taqueria is looking to open later this summer on Essex Street in the downtown area (between the Peabody Essex Museum and Salem Common).

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Comida Mexican Taqueria Opening in Salem

O'Hare and Midway amp up liquor sales Late flights and long layovers can sometimes mean you’re stuck in the airport for hours on end. And while most have plenty of restaurants, shops and services to choose from, Chicago airports are stepping up their amenities in the liquor department. Good news for travelers who enjoy a brew before taking to the skies: Now at Chicago O’Hare and Midway airports, you can get drinks via push-cart all day and all night.

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Chicago airports approve 24-hour liquor sales

A breakfast and lunch spot that opened in Boston’s Financial District over the winter has apparently closed its doors. According to a poster on the Chowhound site, the Olde Boston Cafe has shut down, with the poster mentioning that a new Italian place may be going into the space (we are currently trying to confirm this).

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Olde Boston Cafe in the Financial District Closes

A frozen yogurt spot that opened last fall only to temporarily close a few months later has apparently closed for good this time, at least in its Broadway location. According to posters on Chowhound and Yelp , Spun Yogurt in Powderhouse Square is shuttered and a “For Rent” sign is in the window

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Spun Yogurt in Somerville Has Apparently Closed For Good

Visit Annapolis and book a cheap hotel Positioned between the big cities of Baltimore and Washington D.C., Annapolis, Maryland is an historic gem of the Chesapeake Bay.  Hundreds of quaint shops and restaurants line the brick red streets of Old Annapolis and dozens of sailboats bob in the harbor waters, making for a picturesque vacation spot.   Visit Annapolis before the summer ends and stay at the O’Callaghan Annapolis Hotel for rates starting at $104 a night, with savings up to 30 percent.  This hotel is located right in the city center, so you’ll have no problem finding all the historic sites and the best crab cakes.  Book your stay through Hotels.com as soon as possible, and travel before Aug.31.  Discounts vary depending on length of stay, so be sure to read up on the terms and conditions before booking. Save the sailing for when you get to Annapolis and book a flight to Maryland.  Accessible from two airports, you can book your flight to Washington D.C., or get on a flight to Baltimore .  Either way, we’ll help you find and save the most the money on all round-trip flights.

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Annapolis summer hotel deal

Visit San Francisco and book a cheap hotel The major focal point of California’s bay area, San Francisco isn’t one of the most traveled cities in America for nothing.  Visit this vast metropolis and experience its diverse community, beautiful surroundings, compelling history, eclectic atmosphere and agreeable climate.  San Francisco is truly one of those cities that have something for everyone.  Live up to the uniqueness of San Francisco and stay at the King George Hotel .  There’s no reason to dwell in a typical run-of-the-mill joint when you can stay at this quirky, boutique hotel for low rates starting at $109 a night.  King George Hotel is right in Union Square, amongst the best downtown shopping and restaurants, and is also within walking distance to other interesting districts like Nob Hill and Chinatown. Book this hotel deal with Travelocity before Dec. 31.  For the best rates, travel after Aug

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A Providence-based coffee shop with four locations in Rhode Island and Connecticut is getting ready to open a fifth shop, with this one being in Boston. According to the CityRetail blog and Grub Street Boston, Blue State Coffee is going to be opening its first location in the Boston area

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Blue State Coffee to Open Near Boston University

A handful of restaurants/bars are on the verge of opening on the third floor of Sanlitun Village, though some of the projects have teetered on that edge for a quite a while due, say numerous sources, to administrative issues (factor #157 to be considered by anyone who thinks it would be “fun” to open a

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Five new spots in Sanlitun Village: Flamme, Modo, Stumble Inn, Queen’s, Leaf

Get a discounted room at the W Atlanta Midtown Hotel Vacations are supposed to be fun, so there’s no sense in staying in a cramped, inconvenient hotel when you can stay at a W Hotel for the same price.  With discounted rates starting at $120 a night, you’ll be able to visit Atlanta in style. This four-star hotel is no ordinary hotel.  When you book this stay, you’ll have access to premium amenities under the W’s chic and hip atmosphere, like the sophisticated outdoor pool and fully equipped fitness center.  Its Midtown location is amongst some of the trendiest restaurants, shopping and nightlife, so you’re sure to get the most out of your Atlanta getaway. Book this hotel deal through Hotels.com by Sept

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W Atlanta Midtown Hotel deal

An event supporting the Greater Boston Food Bank is returning to Boston, with a number of local restaurants participating. According to the event’s web page, the second annual Taste of Park Plaza will be held on Tuesday, August 10 at the Boston Park Plaza Hotel and Towers from 5:30 PM to 8:00 PM (there will also be a VIP after-party from 8:00 PM to 9:00 PM)

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2010 Taste of Park Plaza to Be Held August 10

A small local chain of British pubs with eight locations in Massachusetts is about to open its ninth spot, with this one being northwest of Boston. According to the restaurant’s website, the British Beer Company is opening a new restaurant on Route 110 in Westford, in the space where Applebee’s had been until closing this past winter. The British Beer Company website mentions that the new Westford location will be opening sometime in August, though a poster on the Boston’s Hidden Restaurants Facebook page who lives in the local area states that it could be opening on August 1.

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British Beer Company Opening in Westford

Travel this Labor Day Weekend It’s the weekend that marks the end of your summer white wardrobe, but it’s also the perfect excuse to bid adieu to summer in a fun, new destination. Check out our picks for stellar destinations to visit this Labor Day weekend. Myrtle Beach, South Carolina Nothing says Americana summer like the mini-golf courses, water parks, daiquiri bars and t-shirt shops of Myrtle Beach, so it’s the quintessential destination to wave goodbye to the season

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Top 10 Labor Day Destinations

Book a luxury hotel in Chicago What’s better than staying at a luxurious four-star hotel, steps away from the famed Magnificent Mile, conveniently placed in the heart of downtown Chicago?  How about free deluxe suite room upgrades and prices starting at $109 a night at the lavish Raffaello Hotel? Finding excuses to leave this hotel will not be easy with roof deck gardens, spa services and Michelin-star Chef Mauro’s Italian seafood restaurant, but if you do decide to venture out,  Raffaello Hotel is planted the midst of the best shopping, restaurants and sites.

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48 percent off four-star boutique hotel in Chicago

A casual, upscale restaurant and bar that opened its first New England location in Dedham earlier this year is planning on opening another spot, with this one being within sight of Fenway Park. According to the Boston Business Journal, the Yard House is looking to move into the spot on Brookline Avenue where the Boston Billiard Club had been. The article mentions that the new restaurant may have a capacity of as many as 500, with both indoor and outdoor seating

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Yard House Coming to Boston’s Fenway Neighborhood

It looks like a new cafe is going to be opening in the heart of Boston’s Financial District, replacing another cafe that closed awhile back. According to the EveryBlock Boston site, a license has been issued for Cafe de Boston, which is looking to open at 75 Federal Street

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Cafe de Boston Coming to the Financial District