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Summer may be over, but Novato still wears its late-season light like a well-cut jacket: relaxed, polished, quietly affluent, and improbably green. This is a town of generous spacing—between…

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Highland, California, is often introduced as a place people pass through on the way to somewhere else. That is a mistake of geography and imagination. Set against the foothills with the San…

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Summer is over, and Pocatello—rustic, charming, friendly, rugged, outdoorsy, quaint, historic, eclectic—is slipping into the season when a warm room and a good meal feel less like indulgence than…

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Lehi, Utah has entered a delicious new season: bright with family energy, scenic with mountain light, and quietly ambitious in the way a city becomes itself by eating well.

Below are ten…

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Rosemead, just after summer: the air turns gentler, the sidewalks feel a little less sunstruck, and the city’s dining scene shines in that particular San Gabriel Valley way—unassuming from the…

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Summer has slipped away, and Normal, Illinois—ever a town of tidy streets, collegiate energy, prairie grace, and quietly eccentric appetites—feels especially well suited to the season of warm…

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Summer has slipped away, and Hanford—steadfast, sun-burnished, and gloriously unpretentious—moves into the season when a good meal feels like both comfort and revelation. This is a city that knows…

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Summer may be packing its bags, but Mount Prospect—quietly elegant, cheerfully pluralistic, and far more interesting than outsiders often assume—remains gloriously edible. This is a suburb with…

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Summer may be sighing out its last warm breath, but Shoreline, Washington is not going quietly into autumn. This is a city of salt-air moods and suburban surprises: coastal in feeling if not in…

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I should note one practical thing at the outset: I can’t verify a real St. Peters, MI as an incorporated Michigan city or village from my current knowledge base. If you mean a specific township,…