Recs for friends & couples hoping to get away soon. Some of these are definitely on the spendier side, but would all make for a really lovely special occasion.

Top spots to see when you come visit Memphis! A mix of food, sights and areas to explore.

I’ll proudly say that Dogpatch is the best neighborhood in SF - and not just because I lived there. It’s got the sunniest weather, great restaurants, deep arts roots, and the city’s best neighborhood bar, the Dogpatch Saloon. This is a choose-your-own-adventure for spending a day in my sunny corner of the city. Pick one from each of the following categories to construct your day: ☕️ - Breakfast ⛰ - Outdoors 🍴 - Lunch 🖼 - Art 🥃 - Drinks 🥡 - Dinner

A DIY walking tour to see the classics of the National Mall, with notes from a local.

📍A guide to all the spots we checked out in Nosara in July 2021. Not comprehensive, but lessons learned from a 7 day stay. 🗺 Tap the map icon in the upper right to see each on the map; tap into each place for more details. 💵 If you find this helpful, drop me a tip!

A few hip, fun spots to eat, drink, and stay around Nashville. Doesn’t include the top ten list type spots (Broadway, music history type spots) but those are fun if you have more time.

My favorite bites + a few picnic spots and walking paths in beachy Santa Cruz! Best enjoyed with SPF, sunglasses & a hat 🧴🕶🧢

One lady's totally subjective and slightly bougie take on the DC dining scene. Not comprehensive, but definitely opinionated. Started eating at these spots in June 2022...

All the spots I’ve liked or still want to try in Memphis! Key: 🥡 - haven’t tried 👌 - would go back 👎 - not worth visiting

This will be updated as I find more spots I want to eat at or during my next trip. 🍜 Tap into each place for recommended dishes to order and other notes. Tap save to add to your own map. 🗺 Tap the map icon in the upper right for the map view.

I love inns because they’re often nestled in cute small towns, are usually close to nature and they typically have more character than your average hotel. During covid, it also helps that they have a smaller room count. Your travel dollars also will really count here, as inns employ more people than Airbnbs and have more of a connection to the local economy. Make a point to pop into as many other small businesses as you can nearby whichever inn you choose to help these little economies recover! Here’s a guide to the benefits of each: 🌊 - seaside 🛋 - decor 🍣 - food 🏔 - hiking 🖼 - arts and culture Know of other inns that should make the list? Fill me in: abby@thatch.co