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Abigail

Abigail

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41 places I want to go   60 places I've been
  2. 1. Winchester Mystery House
    United States: California: Northern California: Bay Area: San Francisco Peninsula: Santa Clara County: San Jose
    		271 people
  3. 2. Second City
    United States: Illinois: Cook County: Chicago: Downtown: Near North Side: Old Town
    		5 people
  4. 3. Mammoth Cave
    United States: Kentucky: Mammoth Cave National Park
    		63 people
  5. 4. Salem
    United States: Massachusetts: North Shore: Essex County
    		323 people
  6. 5. Stonehenge
    United Kingdom: Great Britain: England: Wiltshire
    		2,301 people
  7. 6. Savannah
    United States: Georgia
    		540 people
  8. 7. Maine
    United States
    		1,656 people
  9. 8. Grand Canyon
    United States: Arizona: Coconino County: Grand Canyon National Park
    		1,172 people
  10. 9. Graceland
    United States: Tennessee: Memphis
    		349 people
  11. 10. Russia
    Europe
    		6,248 people
  12. 11. Hawai'i
    United States
    		7,220 people
  13. 12. The Mütter Museum
    United States: Pennsylvania: Philadelphia: Center City: College Of Physicians Of Philadelphia
    		214 people
  14. 13. Kew Gardens
    United Kingdom: Great Britain: England: London: Richmond upon Thames: Kew
    		75 people
  15. 14. San Francisco
    United States: California: Northern California: Bay Area: San Francisco Peninsula
    		4,199 people
  16. 15. Capri Drive-In Theater
    United States: Michigan: Lower Peninsula: Branch County: Coldwater
    		1 person
  17. 16. Las Vegas
    United States: Nevada
    		3,214 people
  18. 17. Venezia
    Italy: Veneto
    1 cheer     		2,777 people
  19. 18. Greenfield Village
    United States: Michigan: Lower Peninsula: Wayne County: Dearborn: The Henry Ford
    		3 people
  20. 19. The Grand Hotel
    United States: Michigan: Upper Peninsula: Mackinac Island
    		21 people
  21. 20. Seattle
    United States: Washington State: King County
    		3,284 people
  22. 21. Fenway Park
    United States: Massachusetts: Boston: Downtown: Fenway Kenmore
    		163 people

Recent entries

Ford-Wyoming Drive-In, Dearborn

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They say the Ford-Wyoming is the biggest drive-in in the world. It was really fun, actually, to watch the movie from our car. The price was comparable to a theater ticket, and so were the concession prices. Overall, a really fun experience. I’m anxious to try other drive-ins.

over 4 years ago

Vinology, Main Street Area

First visit

I wasn’t impressed by the food, which was pricey and not very tasty. A lovely wine list, of course, and the decor is quite fancy. I’d rather have better food in a diner than not-great food on a nice plate, though.

over 4 years ago

Universal CityWalk Hollywood, Universal Studios

Dinner and a Movie

We went to Saddle Ranch Chop House for dinner. Even though it was 8:30, we waited half an hour for a table. The bartender handed over our Diet Cokes without accepting payment, and we watched mechanical bull riders until our pager went off. The portions at this place are HUGE. A meal is certainly enough for two, maybe three people. We ordered an appetizer which we barely touched, we couldn’t finish our meals by a long shot, and despite the desserts looking absolutely wonderful, we just didn’t have room for them. The service was outstanding, and a roving guitar duo stopped by the table and took requests. The food was just okay. I wouldn’t come back here unless I was looking for a night spot; the prices at the bar were good (comparatively) and there was a large and crowded dance floor.

After dinner we wandered and shopped – the shops are open late and there’s plenty of variety.

We capped off the evening with a movie at the theater here. Buying tickets gets you $5 off the parking cost of $10. The theater surprised me – it was very modern and lovely, but dirty and not at all well-maintained. Our theater still had trash in it from previous showings, and the bathrooms were dirty and out of toilet paper, paper towels, and soap. I’d choose a different theater next time.

Final Judgment: The Citywalk experience can’t be beat at night. The neon lights and signs are exciting; many on display are from the collection of an association dedicated to saving “antique” neon signs. The shopping and atmosphere are worth travelling to CityWalk for, and you can certainly find a dinner spot there. Skip the movies.

over 5 years ago
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