Reviews for USA

If you are a sports fan or playing billiard is close to your heart, try out Jillian's in Metreon center in SoMa area, next to Yerba Buena Gardens.

The bar is biggish and consists of two separate spaces: one is dedicated for eating and drinking and the other has the pool tables. There is a collect... More >

Jurys Washington Hotel is a comfortable business hotel at the Dupont Circle in Washington D.C. The rooms are big and clean, the bed is big and comfy (not too soft) and the hotel offers free broanband Internet connection. And all this less than $100. I have to admit that it was a special offer and th... More >

Kate O'Briens is another typical example of Irish pub around the world: they sell Guinness and some Irish whisky, and the interiors look like a countryside pub in England -- except for a few Guinness ads here and there.

These places are good for one thing: drinking. Kate O'Briens, located near th... More >

As most of the designer store chains in the US, Kenneth Cole has also a flagship store in SoHo. And as usual, the shop is full of attentive sales clerk and all details have been thought over at least twice. Unfortunately, the store does not have any special character, it is just yet another branded ... More >

La Boulange de Hayes is a cozy French styled boulangerie (café and bakery) on Hayes street. It offers excellent breakfast with quite ok European atmosphere. The price quality ratio is excellent.

Compared to real French boulangeries, the baked goods are bigger and do not taste as good as in Frenc... More >

Lalime's is a small and cozy restaurant in quiet residential neighbourhood in Berkeley. Built in an old residential house and surrounded by half a million dollar small huts, the place is easy to miss.

The food is fusion between Mediterranean and Hawaiian cuisine. The menu has abundant number of a... More >

San Francisco is built on several hills and they can be very steep. Some of the streets have to be cut, as there would too much drop in one block. Lombard street between Hyde and Leavenworth streets looks like an Alpine road, it swirles back and forth in its tiny space.

The road looks magnificent... More >

Located on a small islet -- Brickell Key -- in front of Miami downtown, Mandarin Oriental Miami is both a business hotel and a secluded oasis. All this combined with big, airy rooms and world-class service makes the hotel a good base for exploring Miami and relaxing.

The rooms are well-appointed,... More >

Miami's public transportation system has one unique perk: free Metromover trains in the downtown. The trains are frequent, clean, and air conditioned train cars sure beat walking in the humid tropical weather.

There are three loops in the system: one for downtown only, and two for visiting southe... More >

The beach at Miami Beach is something that you need to experience before you can understand what does it feel like to take a few steps from urban jungle into white sand beach. The beach and the buildings are separated with a narrow strip of green park in the southern part of the island, and a bit no... More >