Downtown Tucson is on the upswing with a new streetcar and plenty of great cocktail bars and restaurants to hit. 

The formerly seedy Mission is now one of the best places for new eating & drinking spots.

The west side beach towns of Santa Monica and Venice are a nice respite from “there is no there there” of this sprawling sunbelt city.

It's the urban part of this suburban sprawl of a city.  But no longer is it just office workers who empty out by sundown. Downtown has become a destination.

Located just north of downtown LA, Silver Lake has always had an indie vibe and creative influence.

Chef Jimmy Schmidt's shares his local favorites for eating and drinking.

Satisfy your hunger pangs and cocktail urges in-between touring the monuments and memorials.

Imagine if Norman Rockwell had a summer beach house in Florida. That is Fernandina.

Empanadas, stone crabs, ceviche and rum cocktails, this is our kind of South Beach Diet.

Florida's New Smyrna Beach is a quaint beach town with beautiful beaches, amazing surfing, and fantastic local seafood.

It's not all about the Mouse. Orlando is a southern town with a bit of a counter-culture movement and an exploding culinary scene.

The city formerly known as “God’s Waiting Room” is transforming into the city now known for its craft beer scene, local coffee roasters, and independently-owned restaurants.

Tampa used to be known for its strip malls and strip clubs, but now this growing city on Florida’s Gulf Coast is becoming a dining destination.

Banh mi in The Loop, dim sum in Chinatown, a cocktail in Bridgeport. This is not your guide to finding deep dish pizza. 

You won't go hungry following chef / baker Ellen King's guide for Evanston. She even throws in a few tap rooms to relax over a locally-brewed cold beer.

It's your first time visiting the Crescent City and you want to hit the classics.

When you've been there, done that. Here's what's next.

24-hours in one of the oldest cities in the United States. Visit Massachusetts' capital and largest city.

Two miles northwest of Boston, it's becoming a hotbed for eating and drinking.

It's become a culinary destination. Farm-to-table is not a trend here, it’s just the way they cook. Discover more in Berkshires series of guides, videos, and feature stories.

The local pros guide to outdoor dining, picnicking, and exploring the Berkshires in the summertime.

There’s a little bit of Brooklyn happening in the Berkshires.

A century-old vanilla maker; an honor-system farm store; an inn from 1773 - quintessential Berkshires.

The urban side of the bucolic Berkshires.

Julep Cocktail Club owner and bartender Beau Williams gives you an in-depth tour of his town, Kansas City. This is his definitive guide for where to eat, drink, shop, and take in a bit of culture.

The city on the Mighty Mississippi for BBQ ribs, crispy snouts and concrete ice cream.

It’s the city that never sleeps and with so many great restaurants, bars and shops, you’re not going to want to tuck in for the night. To help you pinpoint the best places, here are our FED 24-hour guides, videos and feature articles showcasing recommendations from chefs, bartenders and sommeliers.

The oldest place in this guide is from 1817, the newest is 1974.

The micro-hood known as NoMad is just seven blocks long, but you won't go hungry or thirsty here with our 24-hour guide.

If you want to experience the real melting pot of New York, this is the neighborhood to explore.

From Times Square to the Theater District to Hell's Kitchen, even though it's one of the more touristy in the city, it still has food and drink delights.

Cocktail lovers tour of lower Manhattan with recommendations from local bartenders.

Low-key seafood shacks; celebrity-spotting, and late night darts, here’s where the FED Pros recommend you visit at this coastal getaway playground.

The easternmost end is changing rapidly. Here's your chefs' guide to 24-hours of eating and drinking at both the newer hot spots and the old school classics. 

Long known as an antiques mecca, Hudson is becoming a upstate's downtown and a dining destination featuring New York City chefs.

A double-header art tour of Storm King and Dia: Beacon. After you’ve had your fill of art, fill your stomach with some local eats.

“If you want to fit in like a local, make sure you leave the designer duds at home. The one thing the Catskills lack is pretense.” Our 24-hour Catskills guide from chef Devin Mills of Peekamoose.

Asheville is an artist-driven town with the perfect mix of city and small town surrounded by beautiful mountains.

Shop at the oldest market in Ohio, eat jelly fish and drink at lots of micro-breweries. Chef Todd Kelly takes you around Cincinnati.

Local chefs, sommeliers and bartenders give you their crib notes for 24-hours in the City of Brotherly Love.

It's the hip neighborhood with the funky name (pronounced Pash-unk by the locals).

Horse-drawn carriages; Antebellum mansions; and grocery stores named Piggly Wiggly; Charleston excels at charming. Explore the downtown area from early morning to late night.

Nashville may have built its reputation as a music mecca, but more and more people are making the pilgrimage here to check out the food scene.

It's nicknamed The Scenic City and holds the bragging rights to being the birthplace of the MoonPie. Here are more reasons to love Chattanooga.

In a state that celebrates all things big, Houston is Texas’ largest city. From ethnic enclaves to emerging indie sections, Houston does not disappoint when it comes to eating, drinking and shopping. 

"The food scene here has just really exploded in the past three years."