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First Timer’s Guide to Hudson Valley & Catskills (opens the original)
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Upstate New York promised all of my favorite things… touching grass, cute boutique hotels, quaint shopping streets, charming farm stands, damn good food, and even better antiques. I am happy to report that the trip lived up to all of my expectations, and then some. Below, you’ll find a first timer’s guide to Hudson Valley & the Catskills. As is always the case with a TTS guide, I conducted an excessive amount of research pre-trip, saw every single location for myself IRL, and whittled it down to
The Food City You’re Probably Overlooking (opens the original)
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It’s Philly. Philadelphia, PHL, the City of Brotherly Love. As LA’s food scene continues to bore me to no end, I can’t help but pay extra attention to the cities that are doing it right - innovation, passion, experimentation. Unique flavors and concepts, something that has an edge. People that are thinking a little differently. I spoke to this last week re: my life-changing meal at Stissing House. Philadelphia has a ton of talent and the city is bringing some serious creativity to food and hospi
The Perfect Restaurant (opens the original)
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Coming to you live from the East Coast, after 4 wonderful days and nights exploring the Catskills + Hudson Valley. A full guide is in the works, but today I’m zooming in on one experience in particular. A meal that made me tear up because it was so overwhelmingly thoughtful and special. I immediately started writing this piece in my head on the drive home. What makes a perfect restaurant? For me - it’s not only when food & drink is treated with extreme care, but when you are treated with extreme
You Can’t Smell a Place Through a Screen (opens the original)
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This week, we welcomed three new bakeries to the city of Santa Monica. Because I am secretly competitive and need to know everything first, I visited all three over the course of 4 days - I had to get first glimpse, up close and personal, IRL, to see and experience for myself.Something I pride myself on for Ticket to Sarahdise is prioritizing on the ground reporting. I am rarely, if ever, writing about something that I haven’t experienced myself. I will never solely rely on something I see on In
The Best Places to Be Bored in LA (opens the original)
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I’ve been thinking a lot about boredom and “underconsumption” lately, as I enter a new chapter of my life that (I hope) will be filled with time to be bored.Dopamine culture (see below for some wonderful words from TJ Power) pushes us to seek out constant entertainment and stimulation. We’ve been led to believe that scrolling = relax and unwind time, when in reality - it’s far from it. <a class="embedded-post" href="https://tjpower.substack.com/p/weve-normalised-overconsumption-podcasts?utm_sour
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