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Buenas dias from Mexico! I’m down at Rancho La Puerta for the week trying to add some healthy living to my otherwise unhealthy life. While I’m excited about the week ahead, I’m equally excited about the week that we’re leaving behind. Lots of great stuff happened on Fly&Dine and you can relive it all by…
SUNDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY! It’s not the Midwest Funny Car Freak Show… It’s the Fly&Dine Sunday Week in Review! Just as much fun but with far less exhaust fumes. Click a link, catch up on the week. Make sure to get your entry in for this week’s $50 Starbucks giveaway. Drawing closes just before midnight tonight!…
Sunday? How is it Sunday? It feels like Thursday at the most. I think time operates differently in August. We lose a Tuesday here, a Friday there, and nobody seems to notice. That’s really the only explanation of how it’s already Sunday again. In any case, I hope you’re enjoying your weekend. As we do…
I wish I could say I came up with this, but I can’t. Like most amazing Internetty things, I found it on Reddit (which got there by way of DaveHax.com). I present to you: the best way to pack for a one-night stay. So. Brilliant. Who needs a carry-on when it can all fit in…
A Happy Sunday to you all! I’m currently writing this from a bed at Sandals (Regency La Toc) in St. Lucia and, to be quite honest, it’s a much better bed than where I’m used to writing these posts. Another week has come to a close and that means it’s time to recap the week…
Human memory is a funny thing. While we experience life 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, our brain only records specific moments that we can access after the moment has passed. That’s one of the reasons why photographs are so amazing — they work like little picture brains, helping to catalog the parts…
I don’t know how to change the font to make this look like the Declaration of Independence, but let’s all just pretend I made the patriotic change in honor of Independence Day and we’re sitting here basking in the glow of patriotism. Ah, the Founding Fathers would be proud. Hope all you Americans are enjoying…
Courtesy of Dockside at Playa Provisions in Playa del Rey, CA. Don’t ask me why they don’t have a website, but damn that lobster roll is good. Happy Almost 4th of July!
In only four days, you’ll no longer have the chance to vote for the Passengers Choice Awards. That’s a problem, folks. What are the Passengers Choice Awards? They’re the only awards dedicated to giving you a voice in your own airline experience. Run by APEX, the Airline Passenger Experience Association that devotes itself to making…
The Spring 2014 primary season is now over and if you’re like most Americans (or non-Americans), you followed our strong national tradition of not voting until you think it actually matters. Do you feel guilty about that? If so, I have the perfect solution: vote for the Passenger Choice Awards! It’s your chance to be…
Back in November, the very first month of Fly&Dine’s existence, we covered the news that LA’s Original Farmers Market (the one at 3rd and Fairfax since 1934) would be opening a satellite location in Delta’s Terminal 5 at LAX. Now, seven months later, we’re happy to report that the brand new LAX location of The…
I took last week off (with the exception of a photo of these delicious chicken wings) because I wanted to push pause as I figured out which direction I wanted to take Fly&Dine. If you haven’t already gathered, Fly&Dine is unique in the BoardingArea portfolio. We’re a hybrid food and frequent traveler blog and with…
I really, truly wanted to have a great post for you today. I wanted it to be insightful and informative and fun. Sadly, life took over and I didn’t get a chance to write anything. Instead, please enjoy this photo of a sandwich: It’s a pastrami sandwich from the brand new Wexler’s Deli at Grand…
I’m in Hong Kong for a little over a week and I’m hunting down the best food this city has to offer. I’m already four days in and have been lucky enough to enjoy spectacular meals at Michelin-starred restaurants (Pierre, Lung King Heen, Caprice, Spoon by Alain Ducasse) and local favorites (Yat Lok, Crystal Jade…
