Tess Kazenoff
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13 Best Cities Across America For Thrift And Antique Shopping - Islands (opens the original)
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There's a thrill that comes from sifting through racks of decades-old denim or spotting a mid-century lamp tucked away in a consignment shop's corner. In recent years, thrifting and antiquing have surged in popularity — the U.S. secondhand apparel market alone grew from $28 billion in 2019 to $49 billion in 2024, according to Forbes, and there's no indication of the market slowing down any time soon. In certain cities in particular, sprawling antique malls, decades-old flea markets, and eclectic
The Best Burger Spots Worth Visiting In Every State - Islands (opens the original)
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Few foods feel as quintessentially American as the burger, but there's no single definition of what makes a great one. Some prefer a thin, crispy-edged smash burger, or a towering cheeseburger piled with toppings. Others are more interested in a greasy diner classic or a regional specialty you won't find anywhere else. Some of the best burgers are served at places that have been around for generations, while others come from newer restaurants that have quickly earned a following. With so many op
These Are The 13 Dive Bars That Philly Locals Keep Coming Back To - Islands (opens the original)
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There's a time and a place for fancy cocktails, creative food, and an Instagram-ready ambiance. Other times, you just want a place without any pretension — no impressive menu, super stylish decor, or even great lighting — just a place to enjoy a simple drink that doesn't break the bank. That's where dive bars come in. In Philadelphia, dive bars are practically as intertwined with local culture as cheesesteaks or rooting for the Eagles. But as neighborhoods have grown more gentrified (in other wo
Unwritten Rules You Should Know Before Visiting Tampa - Islands (opens the original)
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Tampa has plenty of the things you'd expect from a Florida destination: warm weather, waterfront views, and no shortage of opportunities to spend time outside. But after spending some time exploring the city, I found that some of the most interesting parts of Tampa are the things you might not know to look for. From its deep Cuban and immigrant history to its famously free-roaming Ybor City chickens and even a pirate-themed festival, Tampa has plenty of one-of-a-kind traits that aren't necessari
Unwritten Rules You Should Know Before Visiting Seattle - Islands (opens the original)
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Seattle has a reputation for dreary weather, world-famous coffee, and postcard-worthy views of Puget Sound, but the Emerald City is also so much more than its stereotypes. Like any destination, it has plenty of local customs, social norms, and everyday habits that aren't quite obvious to first-time visitors. Knowing a few of these unwritten rules before your trip can help you avoid awkward mistakes, navigate the city more confidently, and experience Seattle the way locals do. Some of these custo
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