Hotel Review: Hotel Diva, San Francisco (Now Closed)
Hotel Diva was a bold, design-forward boutique hotel in Union Square. Known for playful, avant-garde aesthetic and central location
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Ultimate Insiders: 07: Devin Galaudet
Name: Devin Galaudet Age: 40 Hometown: Los Angeles Occupation: Publisher of In The Know Traveler Status: Taken 1. Where do you like to flirt? Anywhere my wife isn’t. Don’t judge, it’s harmless, usually. 2. What are your favorite places to eat and drink? This may offend Divas. However, I like a place where I can…
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Poleng Lounge
Hybrid Dining, Drinking & Dancing: The Poleng Lounge, San Francisco Again, the critics were right-on! (Not too suprising, since I have the highest respect for the SF Chron’s Michael Bauers’ taste buds.) For weeks I have been meaning to try Poleng Lounge, but kept putting it off because I was unsure how good the food…
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Ultimate Insiders: New York City: Daniel Hoffer – Couch Surfing King
We all love a man who’s been on ABC for his brilliant ideas. But even more, we love this man who started a website where you can find a free couch to sleep on anywhere in the world. Unfortunately, us Tango Divas prefer 500-count cotton, king-size beds and room service. So, Daniel, can you scoot…
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Outdoor Adventurers: San Francisco: Chris Forrette
Name: Chris Forrette Age: 22 Occupation: Graphic Designer Hometown: San Francisco Diva Minds Want to Know… 1. Where do you like to flirt? At home, with my little lady. 2. Where’s your favorite table for two? House of Nan King on the edge of Chinatown and Little Italy at Columbus and Kearny Streets. It’s definitely…
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Destination Review: Washington, D.C.: Atomic Spies, Fab Food, and Guppy Love
by Andrea Clarke Before I arrived in Washington, D.C., I had an A-list itinerary of places to see: the Lincoln Memorial, the White House, Capitol Hill, Georgetown, and the easy-going suburb of Adams Morgan. As I planned my agenda during the forty hours it took me to get to Washington from Melbourne, I couldn’t help…
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Culture: Canada: J’aime le Quebec!
by Sherrie Bakshi Although I have known French for nearly twenty years, I have never been to France or truly experienced la vie française. But this past June, while on holiday in Montreal and Quebec City, I was finally was able to immerse myself in the language I have studied since high school. And although…
