I’ve Taken Dozens of Wellness Getaways & These Are the 13 Destinations I Recommend
Sometimes, you just need to rest, recharge, and take a mental escape from life’s daily hustle. Not only do you deserve a stress-free oasis, but a mind and body reset is necessary to nurture your overall wellbeing. As Eat This, Not That!’s Mind & Body Deputy Editor, each year, I receive many invitations to experience some of the world’s premier wellness getaways first-hand. Each trip heightens my sense of what constitutes a truly restorative and extraordinary getaway, which has helped me compile this carefully curated list of the best wellness destinations I recommend for a vacation that’s nurturing and luxurious. Consider it the crème de la crème of my wellness travel, along with my honest reviews.
In the past few years, I have found solace in stunning mountainside retreats, coastal cottage havens, private spas, and more. I’ve nurtured my body in a hydrotherapy soak and indulged in a warm tiger clam shell massage on an opulent white sandy beach. I’ve embraced unique hiking, kayaking, horseback riding, yoga, hot air ballooning, sound healing, cryotherapy, and farm-to-table meal experiences—and that’s just scratching the surface.
Now, close your eyes and envision what an ideal wellness getaway looks like to you. Are you ready to plan your own therapeutic getaway? There’s a tried-and-true retreat to rejuvenate and enhance every individual’s self-care routine, energy levels, and goals. Let’s discover the trip that’s calling your name.
1. Saratoga, WY: The Lodge & Spa at Brush Creek Ranch
Whether or not you’re a Yellowstone fan, this rustic, upscale getaway is Western luxury at its finest. Set on a tantalizing, secluded 30,000+ acres in Wyoming, The Lodge & Spa at Brush Creek Ranch is a modern-authentic dude ranch situated in the picturesque Medicine Bow National Forest. It’s an irresistible destination for those who love the idea of reconnecting with nature in style.
I was invited to visit the ranch in March 2024, just as the snowy season was coming to a close. I was not surprised to learn that this getaway was voted the #1 Resort Hotel in the U.S. and #3 in the World by Travel + Leisure readers. The weather was the perfect mixture of soft snowfalls and brilliant sunshine, offering the most stunning winter landscapes. The ranch itself is home to two cattle herds and 120 horses, providing an authentic Western experience from the moment I arrived.
Fitness, Wellness, and Adventure
Every season at Brush Creek offers a dynamic mix of soothing and invigorating experiences, like llama snowshoeing through crisp, snowy trails, conquering a full day of picnic horseback riding, and finding your inner zen with snowga (aka yoga in the snow). For a real western thrill, authentic barrel racing or a cattle drive await. In the warmer seasons, you can even bask in wine river floating.
During my stay, I found the wintery activities particularly appealing, partly because I was able to pack a suede fringed cowgirl jacket, hat, and boots before saddling up and exploring Brush Creek’s snow-covered trails. The other part? I rode horseback with Eddie, the sweetest horse ever!
For a more intense workout, I tried cross-country skiing. As an avid skier, I found it to be a new and invigorating challenge, offering a major dose of cardio in the crisp country air. What better place to experience this than the stunning snowscapes of Wyoming?
When it came time to decompress, I ventured through the snowy paths to a vintage schoolhouse for yoga. It was the perfect session of meditation and stretching, and the walk there and back was one of the most tranquil moments at the ranch.
Culinary Experiences
Waking up to a mountaintop sunrise at Brush Creek is surreal, but the farm-to-table breakfast was the icing on top of the mountain. I kicked back by the roaring fire in the lodge and savored various delights like homemade buttermilk biscuits slathered in honey butter, fresh fruit, braised Akaushi wagyu hash, and a warm grain bowl filled with quinoa lentils and garden tomatoes.
After a day of outdoor adventures, saloon cocktails were in order. I’m not talking about just any old saloon; Brush Creek’s saloon is an early 19th-century, upscale, western log cabin drinkery complete with a swinging front door. Here, I grabbed whimsical cocktails and played a couple of games of shuffleboard and even a round of billiards.
Dinner is nothing short of indulgent at the luxurious western “pasture-to-plate” Cheyenne Club Restaurant. The menu features exceptional dishes like Miso Glazed Black Cod and Hearth Grilled Venison Saddle, with the beef coming straight from the ranch’s own wagyu cattle. I found choosing wine to be an adventure in itself, as the restaurant offers a collection of over 500 varieties from around the globe.
Wine lovers, take note! Brush Creek is home to one of the top 10 largest wine collections in the world. I was blown away by their 94-yard underground wine tunnel, which houses 30,000 bottles. Here, you can select your bottle of choice to enjoy with dinner. How’s that for a wine pairing?
For those with a sweet tooth, the lodge is always brimming with baked goodies and delights. My favorite treat? Cowboy cookies, chewy delights filled with pecans, chocolate, oats, and coconut.
Another delicious yet devious treat I experienced at Brush Creek Distillery was “Barrel Thieving.” I sampled bourbon straight from the barrel using a pipette, and I can’t recommend it enough.
Brush Creek Ranch Pricing
Every package at Brush Creek Ranch is all-inclusive, with add-ons available. Summer rates start at $2,700 per night, double occupancy; fall, $2,400+; winter, $1,710+.
2. Nassau, Bahamas: SLS Baha Mar
SLS Baha Mar in Nassau, Bahamas, is an alluring, tropical escape for sun gods and goddesses alike. Sinking into a water hammock with a coconut cocktail in hand or savoring a Goombay Smash, I quickly understood why Nassau is often referred to as the climate of perfection. The clear blue waters and lagoon pools define tranquility—I’m talking about an expansive stretch of pristine white sandy beach that’s lined with plush cabanas, watersport fitness activities, and vintage airstream eateries.
What I loved most about my time at the SLS Baha Mar was that I didn’t need to leave the resort to have the reset of my dreams. This oceanside haven has it all, from opulent spa services to wellness activities like flamingo yoga to 45+ top-notch dining experiences across the Baha Mar resort property. Though there’s plenty to do and see in Nassau, I ditched a strict itinerary and went with the Bahamian flow.
Fitness, Wellness, and Adventure
I found that each day at SLS Baha Mar offered new ways to stay active while embracing the stunning tropical surroundings. My mornings began with invigorating power walks on the way to flamingo yoga through lavish gardens and the beach. The presence of the Baha Mar Ambassador Flamingos made it a truly magical experience—one I highly recommend.
Along the way, I discovered my favorite spot at the Baha Bay Beach Club, where I was able to kick back and savor an exotic tropical fruit salad, which I paired with a piña colada. When vitamin D was calling, I walked just steps away to take a movie star-like dip in the infinity pool and a short walk to Cable Beach.
Another major highlight of my stay was the many choices of water activities. The resort offers floating lounges, paddleboarding, kayaking and more. Each day brought a new fitness adventure that kept my time fresh and exciting.
Culinary Experiences
I’m a bona fide foodie, which is why I indulged in every tasty thing SLS has to offer. One of the standout experiences was putting on an apron for a traditional Bahamian cooking class with the talented Chef Tevin Kemp. We whipped up a seasonal menu, including a delicious fish stew and homemade bread. Chef Kemp even treated us to a little singing while we cooked.
For another local food experience, I ordered lunch from one of the vintage airstreams at the beach. Savoring fresh fruit juice, poké, burrito bowls, and mojitos—all while enjoying the magnificent ocean views—was truly delightful.
When dinnertime rolled around, the options did not disappoint. I fell in love with the spanakopita and espresso martinis at Cleo Mediterráneo, an upscale venue that spotlights the work of award-winning chef Danny Elmaleh and scrumptious local Bahamian ingredients.
If Mediterranean cuisine isn’t your go-to, rest assured, the Baha Mar property is home to 45+ restaurants, bars, and lounges serving a wide range of cuisine, such as Carna, an upscale steakhouse, and Katsuya, a fusion of sushi, robata classics, and California cuisine.
Additional Activities
Touring the resort’s Current Art Studio was truly inspiring. The display of contemporary art from Bahamian artists was nothing short of extraordinary. The studio offers botanical leaf printing, where you can learn the art of mono-printing using tropical leaves, along with sip ‘n paint, acrylic pouring, and landscape painting.
SLS Baha Mar Pricing
A Superior King room ranges from approximately $284 – $900 per night.
3. Rancho Mirage, CA: Sensei Porcupine Creek
Nestled at the base of the stunning Santa Rosa Mountains in Rancho Mirage, CA, lies Sensei Porcupine Creek. This exclusive desert luxury wellness retreat has become a favorite among fitness enthusiasts, celebrities, and pro athletes—and after my total-body refresh at this oasis, I can see why. It truly is the ultimate wellness getaway.
Every aspect of my stay was constructed to optimize my wellbeing according to “the Sensei Way,” the resort’s main philosophy that’s rooted in science, supported by proven methods, and led by top wellness experts using cutting-edge technology, such as tools to perform “thermal body mapping,” test VO2 Max, and track your health stats. The result? A retreat experience like no other. I even had my very own casita, complete with a private plunge pool to retreat to every day.
Fitness and Wellness
I embraced the expertise of my Sensei Guide, who helped me establish clear wellness intentions. My goals centered around unwinding, relaxing, and improving my sleep—making the Rest and Recovery Program the ideal choice for me. Through personalized consultations with yoga, fitness, and nutrition experts, I learned how to improve my sleep and relax, along with helpful exercises that I still practice at home.
Other programs at Sensei include the Golf Optimal Wellbeing Program, Tennis Optimal Wellbeing Program, Guided Wellness Experience, Sensei Coachella Valley Hiking Experience, and Sabbatical Experience. Each Optimal Wellbeing Program will pair you up with a Sensei Guide, wellness practitioners, and more.
The shining star of my stay—and I had many!—was the Calming Body Cocoon. This spa experience featured a series of breathing exercises, dry body brushing, a melted candle wax massage, and a warm cocoon body wrap.
I also enjoyed a Desert Herb Poultice and Oil Massage, a total-body ritual that connected me with nature through steam-heated desert herb poultices and aromatic oils. The nutrients rejuvenated and nourished my skin.
When activity time rolled around, I laced up my tennis shoes and grabbed a racket for Tennis Basics at Sensei’s courts. The stunning desert backdrop is an inspiring spot to hit some balls—even when you’re a beginner like me! Learning from a pro at a place like this is a match made in heaven.
To further relax and unwind, I participated in Breathwork Basics. I wrapped myself in a cozy blanket and enjoyed guided breathwork meditation, a deeply soothing practice.
Culinary Experiences
Sensei Porcupine Creek’s culinary offerings are equally noteworthy. One of my most memorable one-on-one sessions was Sensory Eating, part of the Rest and Recovery Program. During this experience, I enjoyed delightful dishes from the Sensei by Nobu kitchen while learning and practicing mindful eating habits, turning each meal into a meditative moment.
I dined at Sensei by Nobu, Sensei’s Sushi Bar, and indulged in the savory poolside menu during my stay. However, if you’d like to venture out, the retreat is an approximate 20-minute drive to downtown Palm Springs, where eateries like Cheeky’s, Gabino’s Creperie, and Trio Restaurant await.
Sensei Porcupine Creek Pricing
Lodging ranges from approximately $945 – $2,050 per night.
4. Sag Harbor, NY: Baron’s Cove
Sag Harbor is a classic coastal escape in the Hamptons and a spectacular destination for wellness, fitness, and adventures—both on and off the water. After a quick ferry ride and Uber from Connecticut, I found myself ready to unwind and explore Baron’s Cove. (The resort is also a two-hour drive from Manhattan without traffic, though you will likely encounter some, particularly in the summer.)
Each morning at Baron’s Cove, I woke up to a dreamy breeze drifting to my porch from the bay. The tranquil atmosphere was the ideal start to my day, whether I chose to join a yoga class on the lawn, swim laps in the pool, pedal into town for an iced coffee, or simply cool off with a fresh fruit smoothie on the hydrangea-covered front porch. With plush lounge chairs and cabanas just steps away from the marina, I was perfectly positioned to bask in the sun or dive into my favorite watersports.
Bonus: You may see Hamptons resident Billy Joel casually drive by the resort, as he did during my stay!
Fitness, Wellness, and Adventure
Learning how to wakesurf was one of the most intoxicating experiences during my time in Sag Harbor. Whether you’re experienced or a total novice, wakesurfing in this charming village is a must. With the help of a pro from Peconic Watersports, I learned how to catch waves from a boat that was designed to make surf-ready waves. It was an awesome workout!
Another notable experience was hopping on a jet ski to enjoy the stunning views of Peconic Bay. SeaDoo offers fantastic jet ski ride-alongs right in Sag Harbor, where you can spend time cruising the bay, soaking up the scenery, and staying cool in the refreshing waters—the ultimate blend of excitement and relaxation.
Culinary Experiences
Of course, my time in Sag Harbor wouldn’t have been complete without a sunset oyster sail. This is an absolute must when in the area. Thanks to Discover Boating, the boat rental and charting process was a complete and utter breeze. As the crew guided me through the yacht life, I discovered my love for boating and what I now refer to as “water opulence”—setting sail at sunset while savoring local oysters.
To top off my culinary adventures, I indulged in a chic clam and lobster bake on Long Beach. There’s nothing like sipping wine at sunset while digging into a plate of fresh lobster, clams, coleslaw, potatoes, and cornbread. Dining on the sand at an elegantly set table with the sunset melting into the water felt surreal. Afterward, I cozied up by a fire pit, complete with blankets, plush pillows, and, of course, marshmallow roasting.
Baron’s Cove Pricing
A Village Room ranges from approximately $209 – $1,669 per night.
5. Lanai City, HI: Sensei Lanai, A Four Seasons Resort
Sensei Lanai, A Four Seasons Resort, is an adults-only wellness retreat tucked away in the breathtaking mountains of Lanai, Hawaii. I was invited to this luxurious oasis, and I’ll admit that traveling there via boat from Maui and then getting picked up in a Tesla to head to the retreat made the experience even more exclusive.
Round-trip flights between Honolulu and Lanai are currently included in the booking price for guests arriving by December 31, 2025. But no matter how you get to the resort, you’re going to love it when you arrive.
During my stay, I immersed myself in relaxation, adventure, and culinary delectables, all curated to rejuvenate the mind, body, and soul. I spent my days enjoying activities like forest bathing, relaxing in a gong south bath, taking art walks among the lush garden paths, stretching my body in restorative aerial yoga, performing aquatic bodywork, taking archery lessons, and indulging in “lomilomi,” a traditional Hawaiian massage that involves aromatherapy and breath work.
Fitness, Wellness, and Adventure
I began my Sensei journey with the Optimal Wellbeing Program, where the WHOOP 4.0 band became my new best friend. This wearable device tracked my sleep, fitness, and health habits, not only during my stay but also before and after my retreat. With the aid of my personal Sensei Guide, I gained invaluable insight into my health and received expert advice on how to make lifestyle improvements moving forward.
The most luxurious experience, by far, was spending time in a private spa hale. This sanctuary was complete with an outdoor plunge pool, rainfall shower, infrared sauna, onsen Ofuro soaking tub with bath salts, a steam shower, and a platter of fresh fruit and green tea.
Here, I enjoyed a Thermal Body Mapping and Massage. Sensei’s exclusively developed thermographic technology created a visual “map” of my body, highlighting areas of pain, tension, muscle tightness, or asymmetries. My massage was then customized to address these specific issues and needs, making it a true treat.
For those who love the great outdoors, Sensei Lanai also offers unparalleled hiking trails. I laced up my sneakers and embarked on a 5.3-mile hike from Kaiholena Trail to Kaiholena Ridge. This route took me high into the mountains and offered the most exquisite panoramic views.
Culinary Experiences
After each day of wellness and adventure, I indulged in the exceptional culinary offerings at Sensei by Nobu, a stunning fine dining glass pavilion situated by a reflecting pond. The Tasting Menu, which I savored on my first evening, was undeniably scrumptious. The A-5 Wagyu Tobanyaki and mixed seafood Shabu Shabu—featuring scallops, shrimp, oysters, and Inaniwa noodles cooked right at my seat in a simmering broth—were unforgettable.
Sensei Lanai offers several impeccable dining options on the property, including Sensei by Nobu, Koele Garden Bar (complete with cozy fire pits), and poolside dining. However, if you’d like to venture outside of the resort, it’s a brisk, beautiful walk to downtown Lanai for a fresh poke bowl lunch or an approximate 20-minute drive to the Four Seasons Resort Lanai, where Nobu Lanai, Malibu Farms, and Osteria Mozz Residency await. The resort offers complimentary shuttle service.
Sensei Lanai Pricing
A Koele Room ranges from approximately $986 – $1,720 per night.
6. Hudson Valley, NY: Wildflower Farms, Auberge Resorts Collection
Set on 140 Arcadian acres in the stunning Hudson Valley, Wildflower Farms offers a blend of rural luxury and natural beauty for a wellness getaway you won’t soon forget. This picturesque escape is a quick 90-minute drive from Manhattan but feels worlds away with its cozy cabins, endless fields of native flowers, toasty fire pits, and unparalleled views of Shawangunk Ridge. All rooms are private, freestanding cabins that are gorgeously designed and full of amenities like private outdoor seating areas, indoor gas fireplaces, and more.
I first experienced Wildflower Farms during a company retreat in October, and the autumnal surroundings completely blew me away. The getaway was designed to rejuvenate both the body and mind, with a focus on healthy eating, relaxation, and unique group activities. Surrounded by the serenity of nature, I was able to completely disconnect, recharge, and bond with my fellow coworkers.
Wellness and Adventure
I gave pressed flower pottery a try and left feeling pleasantly surprised with my skills. There was something deeply meditative about working the clay with my hands, shaping it into a dish, and breathing in the crisp autumn air as it flowed through the barn “studio.” My favorite part? Decorating my creation with hand-picked wildflowers straight from the farm.
If pottery isn’t your thing, don’t fret. Wildflower Farms offers an impressive array of experiences to feed your creativity. You could try painting a stunning watercolor of locally grown plants and flowers with artist Caro Arevalo. Perhaps you’ll be drawn to something like prana breathing exercises followed by an invigorating cold plunge. Or how about a Reiki healing session? Wildflower Farms even offers Reiki treatments for your furry friend!
Thistle, An Auberge Spa, will surely delight your senses, combining nature’s calming healing powers with rejuvenating bodywork and local, hand-blended products. Enjoy treatments like the Apothecary Scrub, which utilizes natural ingredients and powder herbs for an invigorating body scrub, or perhaps the Bespoke Facial, which uses the sun’s cycle as a guide to select purifying, active ferments for morning sessions or herbal infused balm for evening treatments, along with a healing hydrosol mask of wild rose and lady’s mantle.
Whatever your preferences, there’s no shortage of ways to have the best time at this wellness retreat.
At night, I was greeted with a “rest ritual” card and lavender sachet, complete with instructions to place the sachet over my eyes and repeat the card’s mantra for a restful night’s sleep. My cabin was also equipped with bud vases so I could cut my own wildflower bouquets on the property, along with binoculars for nature walks. It’s personal touches like that that make a getaway truly spectacular.
Culinary Experiences
The cuisine at Wildflower Farms was a standout feature of my visit, offering a scrumptious farm-to-table experience. Each morning, I woke up to a wholesome, farm-fresh breakfast. Picture creamy overnight oats, vibrant seasonal vegetables paired with eggs, and indulgent French toast—all beautifully garnished with edible flowers.
For dinner, I highly recommend the family-style dining experience, whether in the open meadow or at the property’s Maplehouse. This dreamy barn opens up to fire pits and a stunning crimson-colored, tree-lined path through the fields.
I savored dishes like a refreshing chicory salad, cedar plank-roasted steelhead trout with citrus marmalade, and smoked brisket served with warm Parker House rolls. Each bite was complemented with the farm’s charred seasonal vegetables and heirloom tomatoes. And dessert? My taste buds were eager to dig into apple cobbler topped with vanilla Chantilly and zesty lemon tarts.
One of my favorite activities was the botanical mixology class, where I learned how to mix up some of Wildflower Farms’ signature cocktails with fresh ingredients and the farm’s botanical infusions. The farm also offers other delightful culinary experiences, including a sourdough focaccia workshop, where you can decorate your creation with hand-picked herbs and edible flowers, and a hand-rolled pasta workshop that’s paired with lunch.
Wildflower Farms Pricing
Lodging ranges from approximately $804 – $2,506 per night.
7. Turks and Caicos: Wymara Resort
Staying in an oceanfront studio at the Wymara Resort was a dream come true. In 2023, my husband and I celebrated our honeymoon in this tropical oasis, and it far surpassed our expectations.
We spent our days floating and snorkeling in the serene, crystal-clear waters of Grace Bay Beach, which felt like soothing bath water. The opulent, soft white sand added to the overall feeling of tranquility. The resort’s luxurious amenities, stunning Caribbean landscape, and world-class service truly made our honeymoon one for the books.
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Fitness, Wellness, and Adventure
The wellness focus at Wymara is extraordinary. From the moment I arrived, I felt pure relaxation rush through me. Upon check-in, I kicked back into a plush lounge chair and was welcomed with a refreshing rum cocktail—the ideal start to a blissful honeymoon.
First on our agenda? We indulged in an incredible full-body couples massage that left us feeling completely relaxed and rejuvenated. Fresh rose petals sprinkled on the massage beds and floor was the sweetest touch.
The spa’s wellness program doesn’t stop there; it also includes outdoor power yoga and barre classes, allowing guests to stay active in the open air while enjoying the beautiful tropical surroundings. The fitness center is equally as impressive, as it’s equipped with top-notch machines and gear, enabling us to maintain our workout routines without skipping a beat.
When it came time to venture outside the resort, we found our absolute favorite adventure to date: hopping on a two-seater power catamaran with High Wave Tours. Soaring across the turquoise waters at speeds of up to 30 MPH was truly exhilarating. We explored a fascinating shipwreck and made our way to Little Water Cay, also known as Iguana Island, where we chilled with iguanas and captured incredible drone footage frolicking in the water.
Culinary Experiences:
Dining at Wymara was an experience in itself. One of the highlights was sipping sunset drinks on the sand at Pink Bar, where we indulged in frosé (served in a chic pink wine glass!) and the Caribbean Queen Punch. For a light bite, we couldn’t resist the local conch ceviche and Turks lobster spring rolls with spicy jerk chili dipping sauce. There are many excellent restaurants and local eateries on the island if you choose to venture elsewhere.
Dinner at Indigo is another notable mention. The atmosphere, food, and drinks were all a 10 out of 10—so much so that we canceled our reservations elsewhere and dined there a few nights! Breakfast was also included during our stay, where healthy local delights and freshly pressed juices awaited.
One of my personal favorite culinary highlights, though, was Wymara’s “Island Beach Experience.” We dined on soft sand beneath string lights and a starry sky, with a live band playing in the background. The meal was a feast of local dishes like Wymara’s famous 24-hour smoked brisket, grilled Turks lobster, and fresh sushi.
Wymara Resort Pricing:
An Ocean View Studio ranges from approximately $897 – $2,129 per night.
8. Newport, Rhode Island: Newport Harbor Island Resort
My stay at Newport Harbor Island Resort exuded coastal luxury. Nestled on Goat Island, this resort offers the perfect blend of cozy fireside mocktails, sailing adventures, and the freshest seafood—all of which I fully indulged in.
The resort’s location can’t be beat; it provides an unparalleled seaside retreat with floor-to-ceiling views, decadent spa treatments, waterfront Pilates and yoga classes on the Lighthouse Lawn, kayaking, paddle boarding, biking, and an outdoor saltwater pool. If that wasn’t enough of a treat, downtown Newport is just a short stroll, bike ride, or water taxi away, making it easy to explore.
Fitness, Wellness, and Adventure
My stay began with a rejuvenating “water journey” at Bodhi Spa, a hydrotherapy day spa that provides a total-body detox with its hot and cold plunges, saunas, and freshly pressed juices. The combination of cold, hot, ice, steam, and holistic minerals left me feeling like a new person. I wrapped up the day by spending time in the spa’s zen garden, where plush day beds, lounge chairs, and an outdoor sauna awaited.
For a more traditional yet equally enjoyable spa experience, I indulged in a massage at The Retreat at Castle Hill Inn by Farmaesthetics. Farmaesthetics uses organically grown flowers and herbs from American family farms in all of its products, and the aromas are divine. (Midnight Honey oil quickly became my favorite!)
Following my treatment, I enjoyed a delicious farm-to-table lunch overlooking the calming sea. Talk about the perfect wellness getaway!
If you can’t already tell, mind and body wellness was the key theme of this getaway, making MEND an ideal place to unwind and clear my head with a sound bath meditation. For a more challenging session, MEND offers hot power vinyasa, which can be performed with or without weights, as well as heated HIIT and heated Pilates.
I also carved out time for a nature walk at the Norman Bird Sanctuary, a 300-acre haven where more than 230 bird species have visited. Walking along the seven miles of hiking trails allowed me to completely immerse myself in nature while enjoying some invigorating cardio.
Culinary Experiences
My tastebuds in Newport were especially delighted. For a healthy morning refreshment, I stopped at The Power of Juice and tried their “beetox” and “carrot top” cold-pressed juices, both delicious and energizing treats.
For dinner one evening, I seamlessly hopped aboard the ferry at Newport Harbor Island Resort. The ride offered incredible views of the coastline, and I took the opportunity to explore the quaint town of Jamestown. Here, I enjoyed a scrumptious seaside dinner at Beech Restaurant and Bar.
Additional Activities
If your fur baby makes a great wellness and workout partner like my two Maltese do, fear not. Newport Harbor Island Resort is dog-friendly, complete with a welcome treat, an ultra-plush pet bed, and a stainless-steel bowl in your accommodations.
A brisk walk with your pup (or pups) will allow you to discover all the hidden beauty surrounding the property while getting in your steps. You can also add in some strides along the 3.5-mile-long Cliff Walk, Bowen’s Wharf, or Brenton Point State Park. Many of Newport’s cafés and restaurants are dog-friendly as well.
Newport Harbor Island Resort Pricing
A Waterview King Room ranges from approximately $251 – $2,250 per night.
9. Redding, California: Sheraton Redding Hotel at the Sundial Bridge
If you’re into things like paddleboard yoga, salt cave meditation, waterfall hikes, and sunset kayaking, Redding, CA, should be on your radar. I ventured there in September, and it couldn’t have been a more perfect time to visit. The dry, warm weather made it ideal for lacing up my sneakers and exploring this hidden gem, known as the “sunniest city in California.” It gives off major Lake Tahoe vibes but without the hefty price tag.
My days were filled with adventure and beautiful scenery. I spent hours soaking in the sparkling waters of Whiskeytown Lake, hiking through some of the area’s 225 miles of scenic trails, and discovering local wineries. I even tried my hand at pine cone picking! Every moment felt like a breath of fresh air, with endless opportunities for adventure and relaxation.
Fitness, Wellness, and Adventure
Redding is the ultimate wellness escape for outdoor adventure enthusiasts like me. The centrally located Sheraton Redding Hotel at the Sundial Bridge was the ideal home base to retreat to after full days of fitness and exploration. If the Sheraton is booked up during your visit, there are plenty of other options to choose from, such as the Americana Modern Hotel, which is located in the heart of downtown, or charming bed and breakfasts like the Hobbit-themed Burrowdale Inn, which has cozy “Hobbit Holes” you can book.
If you like scenic hikes, you’ve come to the right place. One of my favorite hikes was the 4.6-mile out-and-back trail to Chamise Peak. The views from the top offer 360-degree panoramic vistas of Mt. Shasta, Shasta Lake, and Shasta Dam. I also enjoyed hiking to Whiskeytown Falls. Although it’s a 3.4-mile trail with some steep inclines, the gorgeous waterfalls made the intense hike worth it. Just don’t forget to pack bug spray, snacks, and a water bottle!
Ready to cool off after your hike? Head to Brandy Creek Beach for some swimming and SUP yoga. The cool, turquoise waters offered the perfect reprieve after a morning spent working my muscles under the sun.
I also got my heart pumping with some extra cardio, thanks to Redding Adventure Hub. The team set me up with an e-bike to cruise along the Sacramento River Trail. The three-hour ride was effortless yet exhilarating, allowing me to soak in the natural beauty along the way. I made my way to the iconic Sundial Bridge, a pedestrian bridge and beautiful public art installation, where I paused to take in the sweeping views of the river and surrounding landscape.
I tried a morning yoga flow and breathwork class at LIT From Within. The gentle movements and mindful breathing set a peaceful tone for the day ahead, leaving me refreshed and ready to embrace whatever adventures awaited.
One of my absolute favorite experiences, and easily one of the most peaceful things I’ve done in a long time, was a sunset kayaking session off the Keswick boat ramp with Headwaters Adventure Company. As I paddled my way through the calm waters, I realized I had the entire lake to myself. Watching the sun dip below the horizon while I paddled was truly magical—such a perfect way to end an adventure-packed getaway.
Culinary Experiences
My culinary experiences in Redding were unforgettable. Evergreen quickly became my go-to spot for a morning treat. This trendy local hangout offers fresh pastries, fun coffee drinks, and delicious breakfast options alongside artisan goods.
Lunch at Le Testimony Organic Bistro did not disappoint. Known for its freshly prepared sweet and savory crepes, this charming bistro takes pride in using 100% quality, organic ingredients.
For dinner, Mosaic Restaurant is a fantastic choice, conveniently located at the Sheraton Hotel. I treated myself to a margarita sampler, a beautifully curated charcuterie board featuring local and specialty cheeses, and a stone oven mushroom pizza. The entire meal was absolute perfection—so much so that I went back for a second night for dinner! I also enjoyed Paradisio, which provided an intimate atmosphere in which to enjoy a healthy meal with a glass of wine in the heart of downtown.
Sheraton Redding Hotel at the Sundial Bridge Pricing
A King Guest Room room ranges from approximately $251 to $316 per night.
10. The Catskills, New York: Wylder Windham
Need a reset in a postcard-perfect setting? The Catskills are calling. Home to the iconic Woodstock Festival in 1969, here you can feed your desire for charming bed and breakfasts, hiking, aprés skiing, snowga, fishing, rock climbing, picnicking, barrel sauna-ing, shopping for antiquities—and year-round travel experiences.
Spoiler alert: The Catskills have serious Hallmark movie energy, so gear up for a vacay that puts you in your main character era.
The popular southern New York state landscape is where I hung my Lily Pulitzer Shade Seeker hat for a few days at the 140-year-old Wylder Windham. This modern, eclectic all-season resort is known for “capturing the nostalgic spirit” of the area—and that it did.
Whether you choose to stay in the extraordinary Victorian buildings as I did or the captivating historic lodges complete with spectacular mountain views at the compound, Wylder is sure to deliver the nature-filled getaway of your dreams. The tranquil Batavia Kill waters run through the property, and time spent here is a perfectly serene opportunity to unplug and recharge.
In spring and autumn, farmers markets, hiking trails, museums, and bike paths are brimming with vibrant foliage and photo ops. When it’s time for late-day cocktails, grab a blanket, a slice of the area’s famous strawberry rhubarb pie, and an Adirondack chair by a crackling fire pit. There, you can reflect on a day well-spent as you embrace the crisp fall colors and spicy aromas that surround you. Enjoy an aromatic soak in your suite’s clawfoot tub before heading over to Babblers onsite. (Take it from me and order The Old Braciole!) Or, walk over to Prominence Restaurant down the street for espresso martinis and a delicious charcuterie spread.
If you’re more of a snow bunny, you’ll find the winter season bustling with snowboarders, skiers, snowmobilers, snowshoers, and sledders. This is the time of year I visited, and it was winter wellness at its finest.
Fitness, Wellness, and Adventure
My itinerary kicked off with a wellness treatment at Catskill Cryo, “a little wellness spa with big stuff going on.” The spa offers complete cryotherapy services; I experienced the spa’s whole-body cryotherapy treatment, a two-minute session where my entire body was exposed to sub zero temps—and it was chilling, in the very best way. The feel-good benefits? Pain relief, muscle healing, reduced inflammation, faster post-workout recovery, and increased flexibility.
Next on deck was a reformer Pilates session at Body Be Well, a studio that welcomes all levels of experience, followed by a detox beverage at Café Joust, a venue that specializes in vibrantly colored, freshly pressed juices.
The rest of my trip was just as divine—and full of culture. I explored the charming village of Catskill and toured The Cole Center, designed by Stephen Shadley, a distinguished architect who has designed the stunning homes of A-listers like Diane Keaton and Jennifer Aniston. The Cole Center includes the private home of renowned landscape artist, Thomas Cole.
You cannot visit the Catskills during the snowy season without frolicking on the mountains, so I enjoyed the premier Windham Mountain Club for a day of skiing throughout 285 skiable acres. I also ice skated on a “glice” rink at Scribner’s Catskill Lodge and enjoyed a must-have creamy cup of hot cocoa by the lodge’s wood-burning stove.
Another highlight of this journey was Kaaterskill Falls, a dazzling two-drop waterfall in the region. The dual cascades are 260+ feet tall, and the picturesque site is an iconic spot for painters, starting with Thomas Cole.
Culinary Experiences
Dining was truly delightful in this region of the country. I savored a scrumptious Italian steak dinner at Prominence Restaurant in Windham and a more casual evening at Wylder’s Babblers, complete with homemade braciole and a Dry & Dirty AF Martini.
Another truly unique experience was warming up with a bowl of homemade tomato bisque soup and a grilled cheese panini at the charming and especially cozy Catskill Chocolate Co. The handmade chocolates looked so decadent, I simply could not resist a box of confections to-go.
Wylder Windham Pricing
A King Mountain Room ranges from approximately $280 to $570 per night.
11. Quebec, Canada: Farouche Tremblant
If your wanderlust craves a passport stamp from a truly breathtaking destination, put Quebec, Canada at the top of your list. Take it from an avid traveler who’s experienced wellness getaways across the globe—Quebec surprised me in many exhilarating ways. My favorite part? An off-the-grid experience in my very own a-frame cabin “tent,” where I embraced the snowy, mountainous serenity of Mont Tremblant National Park.
The cozy cluster of a-frame cabins is tucked within the boutique eco-resort, Farouche Tremblant. I’ll admit I’m not a camper and was a tad skeptical knowing the private bathrooms are a short walk from the units. (A former Manhattan gal, I feared meeting some lions, tigers, and big bears—oh my!)
On the contrary, the moment I stepped onto my front porch and opened the door to my private cabin, I was greeted by huge sun-drenched windows and a warm, inviting fireplace that was already crackling. Every single worry completely melted away.
An unexpected skylight drew me to stargaze from my ever-so-welcoming bed and plush linens at night. The fresh, crisp air prompted a restful slumber under the moonlight.
My alarm clock came in the form of the aroma of a farm-fresh breakfast at the lodge just steps away. Picture a spread of homemade French toast, skillet potatoes, vegetable frittata, and a creamy matcha latte with maple syrup—the ideal way to start any adventurous day.
Fitness, Wellness, and Adventure
When it comes to activities, the choices are aplenty. Depending on the season, there’s always a fun selection of things to do.
Spring or summertime, you may find yourself riding a fat tire electric bike to a field of flowers, with a farmer’s deluxe picnic basket in tow. (Champagne, anyone?) If you’re traveling with a group of friends, consider kicking back on the sand and paddle boarding along Devil’s River.
In the winter months, I would absolutely embrace a day of skiing, or snowboarding in Mont Tremblant. Or, if cross-country skiing is more your jam, you’ll be excited to learn that Tremblant features 120 km of cross-country trails for all skill levels to enjoy.
I spent a full afternoon with D Tour snowshoeing throughout Mont Tremblant National Park. It was the best kind of workout; I was even accompanied by a beautiful snowfall along the way.
Whatever you do, be sure to end each day with a much-needed dose of aprés ski beverages and treats. Farouche has a lovely fire pit and “farm bar,” complete with whimsical cocktails.
In between? Kick back in Farouche’s therapeutic cedar hot tub that overlooks the mountains, providing the ultimate spot to watch the sunset.
Or, bring your swimsuit to Scandinave Spa Mont-Tremblant, “Mont Tremblant’s iconic thermal spa destination.” The spa is nestled in the Laurentian Forest along Devil’s River, offering a truly serene digital detox experience as you move through cycles of hot, cold, and rest. The spa spans 72,000 square feet, so there’s much to explore. (Take a dip in Devil’s River as a chilling rite of passage!)
Nordik Spa-Nature — Chelsea is a bit of a drive from Farouche’s home base, but trust me—it’s scenic and well worth the journey. And if you’re up for lingering a little longer in Chelsea, consider booking a stay at Lofts du Village, where modern luxury rentals provide the best kind of getaway.
This spa is truly a “village” with plenty of soothing thermal baths, meditative saunas, rest areas, and restaurants. While there, I experienced Aufguss, where spa-goers gather in the village’s biggest sauna to take part in a German ritual that’s all about aromatherapy. The ritual artisan slowly melts several essential oil-infused snowballs—one at a time—over a bed of coal while performing a towel dance to waft the aromatic steam throughout the sauna. It was truly captivating.
Culinary Experiences
I indulged in several decadent dinners during my Quebec stay, one standout being at Maison de Soma—a trendy restaurant tucked within a working farm. From the aesthetically pleasing décor and artful dinnerware to the unique cocktails (I couldn’t resist a refreshing celery martini), every detail at Maison provides a five-star dining experience.
The dinner menu for the evening of my visit included poached trout, pork and tofu mapo with house bread, farm chicken with cabbage salad and flower vinaigrette, rainbow trout tartare, barley risotto with shiitake mushrooms and imperfect egg, dan dan noodles with leeks and tofu, and beet-ginger yogurt cake.
Maison offers a “Sugar Shack” dining experience on Saturdays and Sundays (10 a.m. to 2 p.m.), complete with maple taffy on snow and other delightful goodies. In addition, the venue’s classic dining experience features an a la carte menu from Thursday to Sunday from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Farouche Tremblant Pricing
Cabin prices range from $145 to $353 per night.
12. Victoria, British Columbia: The Parkside Hotel & Spa
If your ideal getaway includes vibrant flower gardens, seaside bike rides, sauna boat relaxation, afternoon tea, paddle boarding, and dockside fish and chips with a cold cider in hand, then Victoria, BC belongs at the top of your bucket list. This charming coastal gem blends the tranquility of a quaint seaside town with the energy of a walkable, culture-filled city set against the picturesque backdrop of the Olympic Mountains.
Another reason to love Victoria? The climate is refreshingly mild year-round, making it prime for sweater weather strolls. (Several locals even shared that it only snows once a year—if that!) So lace up your comfiest walking shoes, because, from the lovely Butchart Gardens to Beacon Hill Park and on to Ogden Point and the Lighthouse, you’ll definitely be getting your steps in as you explore every corner.
I checked into the centrally located Parkside Hotel & Spa, nestled in the heart of downtown Victoria—just a short walk from charming boutiques, buzzy bars, cozy cafés, and the scenic Pacific coastline. My suite felt like a true home away from home, complete with floor-to-ceiling windows, a private balcony, two gas fireplaces, a convenient kitchenette, a freestanding soaking tub, and plush linens that practically begged for a lazy morning in. But I had much to explore!
Fitness, Wellness, and Adventure
The fact that Victoria is both nestled along the breezy Pacific coastline and easily walkable and bike-able makes it a true wellness haven. Plus, there was something especially magical about visiting at the end of April, when gorgeous flower gardens adorned the lawns of the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia, the iconic Fairmont Empress, and the Royal BC Museum (which is a must-visit for travelers and history buffs alike; it was the most interactive museum I have ever been to).
For those craving active wellness adventures, take it from me—booking a cycling tour with The Pedaler is one of the best ways to get acquainted with Victoria. It’s a fun, invigorating way to explore the city while soaking in its rich history. The Pedaler offers an excellent variety of themed rides, including the Eat Drink Pedal foodie tour, a craft beer-focused Hoppy Hour Tour, and the Victoria City Highlights Tour—which is the one I experienced. My group biked to the narrowest street in North America and the tallest freestanding totem pole in the world! If you prefer to explore on your own schedule, The Pedaler also offers convenient bike rentals.
Another incredible way to explore Victoria is by water, which is linked to many spectacular mental health benefits. I joined a whale watching tour with Prince of Whales, where our group spotted a killer whale named Chainsaw, his mom, and even a humpback whale. I also kicked off one morning with a stand-up paddleboarding (SUP) tour with South Island SUP. Paddleboarding is a lifestyle in Victoria’s passionate community. Suited up and ready to go with owner Brian, it turned into one of the most memorable days on the water—I even spotted some playful seals and a few whales off in the distance!
And if you’re looking for a unique way to get around, hop aboard one of Victoria’s iconic water taxis—perfect whether you’re headed to dinner or simply game for a unique ride.
For a more laid-back wellness experience, Victoria delivers. One evening, I watched the sun melt into the horizon while soaking in a heated plunge pool aboard HAVN, a floating sauna boat. It was the most peaceful way to wind down after a few incredibly active days. HAVN is built from a repurposed 1943 marine barge, now permanently docked in Victoria’s Inner Harbor. It offers a unique hydrotherapy experience, complete with three saunas, a salt shower, hot and cold plunges, and tranquil lounge areas.
If a traditional spa experience is right up your alley, look no further than the Parkside Hotel & Spa. Upon arrival, I slipped into a plush bathrobe and sipped a refreshing elderflower mocktail that set the tone for complete relaxation. I opted for The Parkside Blend—a dreamy combo of a 60-minute massage followed by a 30-minute facial. My esthetician treated my skin to the most luscious strawberry rhubarb mask (I’m still daydreaming about it!), and I emerged from my treatment totally glowy.
Culinary Experiences
Victoria knows how to dish out fresh seafood and aesthetically pleasing meals that taste as good as they look.
One of my favorite ways to kick off a day was breakfast at Nourish, a cozy café tucked inside a charming Victorian house, adorned with a garden and blooming cherry blossom tree. I couldn’t resist the iced strawberry matcha and ordered the sourdough tartine: two perfectly poached eggs atop Fol Epi sourdough with cashew cheese, broccoli, romesco, and crispy bacon.
Later, I wandered to Fisherman’s Wharf, a delightful hidden gem lined with floating eateries and picnic tables. At The Fish Store, I enjoyed the best Fraser River sturgeon fish and chips I’ve ever had—thick, tender fish with a light, crispy breading that melted in my mouth. I paired my lunch with a refreshing Merridale craft cider.
Another casual fave? CRAFT Beer Market Victoria Harbor. Don’t sleep on the fraperol spritz or the crispy Korean fried chicken.
I also ventured over to Sea Cider Farm & Ciderhouse for a light and leisurely lunch featuring warm baked brie and a pesto flatbread, paired with a cider tasting flight, of course. Each sip offered the perfect balance of crisp sweetness and fresh apple flavor. But the real showstopper? The view of rolling apple orchards that seemed to spill effortlessly into the distant water. It was the ultimate “sip with a view” kind of moment.
One evening, I hopped a water taxi to Boom + Batten, located along the harbor, for a sunset dinner with a front-row view of Canada’s one and only mega yacht marina. The cocktails were standout. I sipped an espresso martini and a “Twentieth Century,” a dreamy vanilla-lemon concoction. Dinner was just as impressive: salmon tartare, a ceviche of side stripe shrimp and bay scallops, and sablefish with melted leeks and pommes Anna.
I also experienced the upscale atmosphere of The Courtney Room, an award-winning restaurant spotlighting Pacific Northwest cuisine and local ingredients. Don’t leave without trying their current feature dessert. The raspberry pavlova is to die for!
To round out my getaway, I indulged in a modern take on Scottish High Tea at the Pendray Tea House. This is an experience I cannot recommend enough. My beautiful vintage pedestal stand arrived with a spread of savory and sweet delights, including a smoked salmon and capers gremolata blini, Welsh rarebit, a perfectly crisp scotch egg, maple leaf chicken pie, scotch crème brûlée tart, berry tiramisu, and macarons.
Victoria awaits in all her grandeur!
13. The Crystal Coast, North Carolina
From enjoying paddle-board yoga, oyster shucking, and “Petals and Prosecco” brunch to a custom massage on the balcony of my pastel-hued beach rental, take it from me: North Carolina’s Crystal Coast is the ultimate girl’s getaway with a splash of coastal charm and luxury. The destination boasts a stunning 85-mile stretch of uncrowded beaches and 11 coastal towns off of North Carolina just waiting to be explored.
I experienced all that and more with a beautiful turquoise-colored beach house named “Pointe of View” as my home base for the week—just steps from the surf, sand, and a treasure trove of colorful seashells. The decor was a pure cottage coastal vibe, from pineapple lamps to plush palm tree-printed linens to elegant votives filled with sand dollars and sea glass. The moment I stepped into the open foyer, I knew I never wanted to leave.
The oceanfront cottage features eight bedrooms and nine-and-a-half bathrooms—essential whether you’re traveling with your girl group or on a family vacay. It’s clear upon arrival why the home is aptly named Pointe of View, as each floor offers sweeping coastal views for days.
I could have easily poured myself a glass of rosé and spent the entire week lounging by the heated pool or sprawled out on the sand with a juicy beach read. But the Crystal Coast has so much more to offer beyond its luxe beach rentals, so I slipped into my sundress and sun hat, eager to explore.
Fitness, Wellness, and Adventure
What made this seaside wellness trip truly inspiring was its celebration of female entrepreneurship, from seashell farmers and boutique inn owners to caviar farm founders and talented chefs.
My girl’s trip kicked off with a private tour of Marshallberg Farm, led by female caviar farmer Lianne Won-Reburn, who is incredibly passionate about her craft. Guests can book scheduled tours of the indoor R.A.S. sturgeon farm, complete with a caviar tasting experience paired with champagne and Social House Vodka.
Next, I hopped aboard a boat to visit Seashore Oyster Company, where my group learned to shuck oysters straight from the sea alongside founder and shellfish farmer Nancy Dupuis. It’s easy to see why the Crystal Coast is often dubbed the “Napa Valley of Oysters!” After mastering the shucking experience, we enjoyed our haul with fresh lemon, a dash of hot sauce, and, of course, a glass of champagne.
Exploring a destination by water offers a refreshing, different perspective—not to mention the mood-boosting benefits of being near the ocean. One of the most blissful moments of my trip was a three-hour boat tour with Crystal Coast Ecotours, guided by the knowledgeable Captain Jess Hawkins, a marine biologist with over 30 years of experience. He sailed us to the stunning Cape Lookout National Seashore and several islands where we spotted wild horses—descendants of Spanish mustangs—peacefully grazing.
As an avid hiker, I couldn’t wait to check out the Elliott Coues Nature Trail at Fort Macon State Park—and it did not disappoint. This scenic 3.2-mile loop weaves through salt marshes and rolling sand dunes, offering scenic views of waves crashing along the shoreline. It’s the perfect trail for moderate-level hikers and bikers looking to take in the beauty of the Crystal Coast by foot or scenic ride. For those looking for a more relaxed hike, Yarrow’s Loop is another trail to consider. It’s a short 0.25-mile jaunt that’s perfect for beginners.
If you’re looking to get in more steps, you can’t go wrong with a leisurely stroll through downtown Beaufort. This charming town, sprinkled with historic homes, ice cream parlors, and quaint boutiques like Beaufort Linen Co., is a haven for anyone who’s obsessed with the cottage coastal vibe like me. Plus, I definitely could have done major shopping damage if I had an entire afternoon there!
Another highlight of my trip was slipping into my swimsuit for a paddleboard yoga session with Emerald Isle Paddle Tours. Under the warm rays of the sun, we paddled for 15 minutes to our destination, anchored, and eased into a flow starting with downward-facing dog. It was the rejuvenating experience I didn’t even know I was missing.
What topped off this incredibly serene afternoon? The feeling of the waves gently rocking my board during savasana, followed by a custom massage on the top balcony of my beach rental with Wellness Massage & Yoga. I’ve had plenty of traditional spa experiences before, but this was next-level. The massage table allowed me to fully unwind, with the warm sea breeze on my skin and the sound of crashing waves in the distance. I was so relaxed, I almost drifted off to dreamland.
Culinary Experiences
Prepare to fill up on fresh seafood and Southern staples like warm buttermilk biscuits with jam while adventuring through the Crystal Coast. As a self-proclaimed foodie, I highly recommend starting your day at The Banks Grill with a cup of joe and their warm, gooey “Soon to Be World Famous” cinnamon roll.
Craving something lighter? Noontide Coffee + Kitchen is a stellar stop for a fresh fruit smoothie, healthy breakfast burrito with avocado, or a refreshing, flavored iced coffee. (Cue the lavender or pistachio syrup!)
One of the standout foodie experiences of the trip was the “Petals and Prosecco” garden luncheon my girlfriends and I enjoyed at the Inn on Turner in downtown Beaufort. Owner and chef Kim Bell truly outdid herself—from the sparkling rosé welcome cocktail garnished with fresh fruit to a beautifully curated spread adorned with vibrant edible flowers. Some of my favorite bites? The mini heirloom tomato tart, croissant sliders with lemon-tarragon chicken salad and celery, mason jar lemon-lavender panna cotta with berry coulis, and the cold brew bar with vanilla sweet cream.
I can’t recommend staying at the Inn on Turner enough. The welcoming beachy atmosphere and Kim’s personalized itineraries (not to mention her welcome happy hour!), make it a special home away from home.
As for dinner, some notable mentions include the Frosé All Day cocktail and Oysters Oaxafeller with poblano pepper, chorizo, and manchego at Bahia Beach House & Surf Bar, Southern Sampler and Korean Pork Belly Tacos at City Kitchen, and Egg Rolls Du Jour (stuffed with collard greens and sausage) at Full Circle Cafe.
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