Keep driving past the big name pizza buffet and come here for a great experience. The pizza is much better, and the staff is very eager to please.
If you are hiking the loop, I recommend going to the right and doing the climb first. You will finish at the relatively flat River side.
Very little in the way of vegetarian entrees. If you ask for a vegetarian modification, they still charge you full price.
During the Festival of Nations, eat a late lunch here and ask for a seat by the windows. It is a great viewing area for the 2:30 p.m. Parade.
Vegetarian Alert! They carry Gardenburgers. Vegans, be sure to order without cheese.
The first Jimmy John's I've seen with a drive thru. Order ahead online for maximum convenience.
To introduce kids to Indian cuisine, go during the lunch buffet and start off with a mango lassi. Vegetable biryani rice, pakoras, and tandoori chicken are good gateway foods to get them started.
Go for the three half scoops option- half scoops here are normal sized scoops anywhere else. Salted caramel and Belgian dark chocolate are divine.
Great place to take kids on a rainy day. They frequently have a Groupon, so check before you come.
Excellent furniture collection, but don't forget they carry decor and art. You may not be able to buy one of their big set pieces, but you can afford something to add pop to a room.
There is a dollar surcharge for any credit card transaction under ten dollars. If you aren't a big drinker, it is best to just bring cash.
The adjacent River Trail is a 1.5 (3 round trip) mile hike to Cherokee.
A good family hike up to the first two falls. Easy to moderate, and the kids get excited about the waterfalls. Ok, you will, too.
They now offer a frequent diner's punch card valid at all Cancun's and Senor Taco locations. 10th lunch is free.
If you need to pay with a card, use the register at the pharmacy. The lunch counter register is cash only.
If you are not going to eat your cupcakes right away, refrigerate them to keep form. Also, give in and use a fork.
This is the best Shoney's I've been to. It's a well-lit, upbeat establishment (some others are depressing) with an attentive staff. It's still a Shoney's, but when you have a craving, come here.
Wear water shoes or at least sandals that strap all the way around your foot. You will loose your flip flops!
