What better way to experience a city than through its cuisine? Though the
personal chef on your megayacht may disagree, a trip down the Atlantic
coastline of the United States would not be complete without dinner stops
along the way. Whether you’re looking for a classic haute cuisine
experience or the newest see-and-be-seen hotspot, these cities serve up the
best on a nightly basis. Our top picks for every palette showcase the latest
trends in the kitchen along with a dining ambiance to suit the most special
occasions.
The Federalist In XV Beacon
15 Beacon Street
Boston, MA 02108
(617) 670-1500
www.xvbeacon.com
With more than 10,000 bottles of rare wines in its cellar and a location that
is not only in prestigious Beacon Hill, but also inside its most chic hotel, ... (more)
Imagine if you could take your family or a big group of friends to a private
vacation villa in, say, Marbella, Miami or St. Tropez. The villa is perfectly
located for privacy but still central to the beach, buzzed about new
restaurants and any sights you might want to meander through on a lazy
afternoon. It is outfitted with a pool, billiard room, home theater,
chef’s kitchen, fitn... (more)
While the Caribbean Sea is full of treasures, perhaps none are as rich and
diverse as Jamaica. Sure, it has the beaches, beautiful weather and resorts
to make it a popular winter destination, but veer off the beaten path, and
you will find a vibrant culture and natural wonders to excite any adventurer.
Is it any wonder that Jamaica was once the destination of choice for
007’s creat... (more)
While many a honeymooning couple has enjoyed a sunset luau at a Maui resort
and families have been vacationing on Honolulu’s famed Waikiki beach
for decades, surprisingly few travelers know Hawaii off the beaten path. What
better way to explore the nooks and crannies of the more popular islands and
get to know Hawaii’s less touristy islands than by planning an
island-hopping ... (more)
Nothing sounds like celebration quite like the pop of a Champagne bottle or
the crash of a bottle to launch a ship. Indeed, no romantic occasion is
complete – wedding, New Year’s Eve, or anniversary –
without uncorking a bottle of treasured Krug, Veuve Cliquot, or Dom Perignon,
the hallowed names of Champagne. However as much as special celebrations call
for a flute ful... (more)