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The Jell-O Gallery Museum in LeRoy, NY is small but mighty!  It’s full of fun and interesting info you never knew you wanted to know about Jell-O.  Although some may consider it “in the middle of nowhere”.  It’s only a half hour drive from Rochester, NY.

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PEZ Visitor Center in Orange, CT.  Home of the World's Largest Pez Dispenser.

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Scenes from The Garret. Hungry?  Get "The Garret Burger" downstairs at Five Guys.

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A Thursday evening at Singlecut in Astoria. Now to go back for a tour soon!

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Touring the Brewmaster's Castle in Washington D.C. Christian Heurich, aka "The Brewmaster" lived to be the world's oldest brewer at 102. His last working brewery was torn down and replaced by the Kennedy Center.

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On a self-guided tour of the Capitol Building in Austin, TX.

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Although, I wasn't quite hungry enough to take on "The Bomb" at Sal, Kris and Charlie's Deli, I did try the Italian Combo...it took care of my lunch AND dinner! :) I had seen SKC's Deli on many top NYC sandwich lists for years and was so happy to find that it lived up to the hype. Worth the trip to Astoria and not that far off the Ditmars Blvd subway stop!

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The sights (and implied smells and tastes) on the Great Lakes Brewery Tour.

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Saying goodbye to the Subway Inn.

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Views on the Circuit of The Americas Tour.

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Taking an evening ride on the 180 ft Capital Wheel at National Harbor.

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North Canton - Home of William Henry "Boss" Hoover.

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Enjoying a drink and taking in the surroundings (no ghost sitings though) at the oldest bar in Houston, La Carafe.

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Many positive Yelp reviews and Guy Fieri aren't wrong.  Amato's is a great place for breakfast!

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The photos don't quite do the beautifully restored 1887 Eldridge Street Synagogue justice. It is definitely worth going to the Museum at Eldridge Street to see the space in person and learn about it's history.

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Checking out local brews in Austin on the (512) Brewing Company Tour. The only way to taste their beers is to go on their tour or find a TX bar that distributes it. If you want to take some home with you then bring your growler to the bar!  Totally worth the effort as what I sampled was unique and tasty.

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A few snapshots from before the free Fannie Mae Chocolate Factory Tour.  (You can't take photos during the tour.) I highly recommend a stop if you are a chocolate lover, not only for the samples and shopping but for the insight on how it all started and how they produce chocolate/candy treats now.