deltafarmer

We were there in June and ventured off strip to eat at Herbs and Rye. It was very good and not expensive compared to strip and casino restaurants. We’ve also enjoyed Primal.

My wife and I went to Tru which was a tasting menu restaurant in Chicago about 10 years ago. We decided against the wine pairing because it added about $300 in cost. The small plates were good but very small. We got the bill after sitting there for about 3 hours. Without a tip the total was a little over $700. That was 10 years ago. It was good but not worth the cost.

Meme’s or Desi Romano’s.

The Four Seasons at Las Colinas in Dallas is very nice with a great pool and a lot of things to do in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. Hot Springs and surrounding area is a good place to go because of the lakes there and Magic Springs for kids.

Check out Casa Karma in Puerto Vallarta. My family went there several years ago and may have been the best trip we’ve taken as a family. It matches what you are looking for.

Dove hunting is what I would do.

Non Southwest question but related maybe. On international flights coming into the U.S. flights from India I always see dozens of wheelchair passengers. I always wonder why but it does remind me of flying Southwest.

I’ve been to Lucerne and highly recommend it. I’d also recommend taking a train through the Alps and stopping for a night or two in other Swiss mountain towns.

I had it so bad after a hard tennis match that I couldn’t lift my cell phone. I iced it, rested it a few weeks and squeezed a tennis ball ten times 2-3 times a day. It went away.

Turks and Caicos is a relatively quick and easy flight. It’s definitely worth a look.

Yes you can. There are many VRBO properties in Costs Rica that offer chefs as an option.