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    5.0 (7 reviews)
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    Our tour guide was amazing!! She was so accommodating to everyone!! and now my 12 year old son even enjoys food tours!!

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    Food Walks Of Texas - Cute stop along the walk! Tall Paul was so sweet to take our picture!

    Food Walks Of Texas

    5.0(20 reviews)
    16.6 km

    How to describe Food Walks of Texas? Fun! I was skeptical at first but, given as a birthday gift, I…read morerolled with it. Three of us met Tall Paul, the owner and tour guide on the square in McKinney Texas. When thinking about starting the business,he and his wife attended a school in Chicago on the subject. Evidently, Chicago is known for food tours. Basically, over a 5 hour period(it was supposed to be 31/2) Paul walked us around old downtown McKinney enlightening us on the history of this lovely North Texas Town and stopping in for small bites and drinks. Our first stop at 11 am on Sunday was an Irish pub! I have to think back a long time to remember when I may have been drinking beer at 11 am on Sunday! I bet 100 years ago people of McKinney would have been up in arms over beer drinking any time on Sunday, especially before church! This is the type of thing that Food Walk and Paul made fun to think about. Our tour wrapped up at a great place with oysters and some lovely mixology drinks. I think if you are open-minded and can roll with it, this may be something different that would expand your horizons. I say, Go!!!

    Tall Paul was our guide and did a phenomenal tour. The restaurants, bars, eateries he took us to…read morewere well chosen. It's been over a year since our tour and I'm STILL thinking about those raw oysters with the complementary craft cocktail. Chef's kiss

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    Food Walks Of Texas - Hugs Cafe, I will be coming back for a meal and a hug!

    Hugs Cafe, I will be coming back for a meal and a hug!

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    Food Walks Of Texas

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    Ecco La Cucina - Tuscan hill town - Montalcino famous for its Brunello wine

    Ecco La Cucina

    5.0(3 reviews)
    8.9 km

    I recently attended a culinary week at Gina and Mary's Ecco La Cucina cooking school in Tuscany and…read moreit is now a highlight of my extensive European travels. I recommend it without reservation. Gina and Mary were total professionals, charming and knowledgeable. I was in a class with 9 other people and at the end of the week everybody agreed the experience was fantastic--and a great value for everything we did and saw and learned in that one week. I took hundreds of photos of the estate and the vineyards and artisan farms and towns we visited. I plan on going back next year with 3 of my friends. They have all signed up for the monthly Newsletter in anticipation of our trip! I also recommend Gina's blog--always fun and funny with something new to learn!

    I first met Mary and Chef Gina at a Central Market cooking class in January 2010, and I was…read morecompletely captivated by their energy, kindness, and knowledge and love of Italy and Italian cuisine. After getting to know the sisters, I booked a tour for September 2010, which kicked off a month of touring Italy on my own. The trip itself was life-changing, and I still think back to my days in a Tuscan villa with Gina, Mary, and my fellow hungry travelers. First, we had an AMAZING kick-off to our trip with dinner in a Siena piazza alongside members of Gina's contrada as they celebrated their win during the summer's palio event. I'm sure few, if any, Americans can say they've been to such a festival, and I'm so thankful to have had such a unique experience! The rest of the week was full of cooking, amazing food, wine (oh, the wine!), and - most importantly to a shutterbug - loads of photo opps. We met a pig farmer (cinta senese pigs-- super cute, and, coincidentally, delicious) who is also an olive oil taster, we toured vineyards, ate in fantastic restaurants, learned some important Italian phrases, and more. And, I really learned to relax in the kitchen (plus, my friends and family are loving the dishes from Gina's cookbook!). I love a good time, I'm a foodie, a food geek, and just a regular geek, and I just can't say enough good things about this adventure. I'd go back again, and again, and again if my piggy bank and waist-line could handle it! Gina and Mary are passionate professionals, and after my week in Tuscany, they are my friends. Do yourself a favor: go to Italy with Ecco la Cucina, pronto!

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    Ecco La Cucina - The pool at our villa (villas change depending on group size)

    The pool at our villa (villas change depending on group size)

    Ecco La Cucina - Foraging for mushrooms in Tuscany

    Foraging for mushrooms in Tuscany

    Ecco La Cucina - Lovely piazza at the villa

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    Lovely piazza at the villa

    Legacy Travel - The desolate tundra that was the scene of snowmobiling

    Legacy Travel

    3.3(89 reviews)
    5.6 km

    Let me begin by saying that I have chosen Legacy Travel before. I had a restful babymoon with my…read morehusband years ago when we relaxed in Mexico. So I thought I would call on Legacy again for a special occasion: my [redacted, LOL!] birthday. Iceland was on my bucket list. I dreamed to witness the Northern Lights. Our agent, Audrey, talked with us to get our vibe for the trip and then came up with an itinerary. We were initially so excited to go! But then... I was skeptical about aspects of my trip to Iceland: What would the weather be (would we even make it out of Dallas)?Would I be able to sleep soundly in the middle of Reykjavik? How would I be received as a Black woman?Would I be able to eat without going bankrupt? Would I even see the Northern Lights? I had begun to seriously doubt my commitment to turning [redacted] in the land of fire and ice. When we were able to escape from DFW despite the threat of ice storms and 13-degree weather, I started to join Audrey in her confidence that all would be well. For Black women like me who are concerned with how their Black bodies will be treated in Iceland: I felt safe and even cared for. I think racism is everywhere, but I felt quite a reprieve there, and I was neither gawked at nor shunned. Just engaged with as a fellow human. Since favor ain't fair, the sun followed me the entire time in Iceland and it was far warmer than home. Even when it was cloudy and misty with cold rain, I witnessed the Northern Lights in all their glory. Our spartan yet spotless hotel was nestled in the heart of the very walkable city of Reykjavik, and the included breakfast shielded our wallets from further damage (because food in Iceland IS absolutely expensive--but soooo good. I will dream of the pastries from Sandholt and the homey seafood dishes at Messinn and Mar).Audrey worked with us so that we had times of rest and exploration of the city, and times of excursion. We witnessed the Northern Lights and I cried. It was spectacular. Everything I had hoped for. We went to the Blue Lagoon for my birthday, which was fascinating and relaxing. It was busy, but not overcrowded. As a stretch, I requested we go snowmobiling and visit an ice cave (if I could have a do-over, I would have opted to do this at the Golden Circle, but this was still cool). IT WAS EXHILARATING! What a privilege to zoom through the beautiful desolation of a harsh tundra that, if left to my own devices, would absolutely kill me. It was exciting, humbling, enlivening. My cousin went on the trip with my husband and I because she's my bestie, and we also scheduled time at our sister-hotel's spa (Center Hotel Grandi) for a full body massage, and post snowmobiling, decided to relax at Sky Lagoon for their Ritual, and had the distinct pleasure of soaking in warm waters as the flurries of the evening landed delicately on our lashes. Audrey's work made our trip unforgettable in the best way. I LOVED IT. The term that keeps coming up for me is "blessed." It was a blessed trip. Audrey's work and attention set the environment for a life-giving travel experience. My birthday was so memorable. We are in love with Iceland.

    Well I had to change the reservations 3,4, maybe 5 times. None of that was because of COVID either…read more Ken stood by us the entire time. Making everyone's dreams come true. A pros pro he is. You'd be lucky to deal with him. He's got the Motts! Secrets was perfect. Gorgeous views, gorgeous beach, gorgeous pools, gorgeous food, it was everything we wanted from our vacation.

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    Legacy Travel - The tall church, Hallgrimskirkja, named in honor of the Icelandic pastor who penned ageless hymns

    The tall church, Hallgrimskirkja, named in honor of the Icelandic pastor who penned ageless hymns

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    Legacy Travel

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    Renaissance Dallas at Plano Legacy West Hotel

    Renaissance Dallas at Plano Legacy West Hotel

    3.9(145 reviews)
    8.1 km
    $$$

    We stayed here in May 2026 for a stay vacation to get out of our house for a night. The hotel is…read moremodern and clean. All of the staff we encountered were pleasant and professional. They offer self park for $23 a night (May 2026) or valet for $45. We did self park. The lobby is very attractive and melds into the lounge area. We were greeted immediately at check in and the process was very easy. In terms of the room, our room (two queen beds) was definitely on the small size. It was functional but certainly one of the smallest rooms I have experienced in Dallas. The beds and pillows were very comfortable. The room was clean and the carpet was not stained. The shower had a very strong water flow and was a sufficient size for one person. Overall, it is a very nice hotel. There is lounge and restaurant. The pool was supposed to be heated but in May the water was cold. The pool area has a small bar but beer options are quite limited. The best thing about the hotel is its excellent location. You are literally steps from Legacy West with the row of seemingly endless eating and shopping options. Having parked in the hotel lot, there was no need to drive and fight for scarce parking along the street. The reason for 4 stars is that at night we could hear loud music. I am guessing it came from a nearby bar or restaurant. The noise was loud enough to notice but not so obnoxiously loud as to prevent sleep. Still, the preference would be for quiet.

    Do not take your family here for the Thanksgiving Buffet...unless you want to feel embarrassed and…read moreripped off!!! SUCH A SUB-PAR experience. They charged as though you're at a high end buffet, and it was such a rip off. Salty dried up and cold food is what you'll get to eat. It's also missing classic Thanksgiving fare. That's alongside empty plates of crumbs which make you wonder why they say they have a dessert table. There was nothing but a layer of soup on the bottom of the pot, and the waiter said he wouldn't refill it unless I really wanted it! I paid for the buffet, not for empty plates. They weren't refilling the food, and though our ticket was 12:45-2:15 pm, most of the food was eaten/empty/not refilled. Ugly, unappealing, and really kind of gross. It also makes you wonder how they get away with what they're charging??? And don't even get me started on the attitude of the serving staff who were hard to find and ultimately condescending, not to mention rude (except the omelette guy). Anything you make at home will be better!

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    Renaissance Dallas at Plano Legacy West Hotel
    Renaissance Dallas at Plano Legacy West Hotel - 3rd floor pool deck + event space

    3rd floor pool deck + event space

    Renaissance Dallas at Plano Legacy West Hotel

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