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Somehow, I never knew about Canters...have to try them next time! How do you feel they compare to Langers, which is my favorite (I tell people the pastrami is as good as but different from Katz's, and the bread is better).

Canters menu is expansive, their bakery is great and it's open 24 hours a day. I'll leave it to others to decide which deli is best but I think it's one of those iconic places that won't let you down.

My Cantor's story is one day in the late '80s while living in LA, I got a call from the manager of the restaurant. I had a wallpaper installation business and Cantor's wallcovering needed repairs. So I and my worktable spent an afternoon in the dining room, surrounded by people enjoying their sandwiches. I also have fond memories of the Farmer's Market, where I first went with my Aunt Ruth and many times thereafter. Thanks for the memories, Rob.

The final wrap up clues and my favorites. Vehicles of different sorts and wall murals to boot. Monday is reveal day, so get those mystery photo answers in pronto.

  If you follow Interstate 275 south through the city of St. Petersburg, Florida until you run out of land, you’ll be greeted by a gentle slope of road that seemingly rises from the waters of the Tampa Bay. This...

By JP Chartier If you follow Interstate 275 south through the city of St. Petersburg, Florida until you run out of land, you’ll be greeted by a gentle slope of road that seemingly rises from the waters of the Tampa Bay. This...

By JP Chartier NUZZLED SNUGLY, DEEP WITHIN THE PISGAH NATIONAL FOREST AND ENCIRCLED BY MOUNTAINS THAT BREATHE BLUE SMOKE IS WHERE YOU CAN FIND THIS PLACE OF FAIRY TALES AND MAGIC. The opulent and somewhat imposing French Renaissance,...

PortMoresby visits a community just outside the city and wonders if she’d enjoy staying there on her next visit to Mexico.

Made of Alabama brick and Philadelphia iron, the St. Augustine Lighthouse has stood stoically on the shoreline of Anastasia Island as a beacon to maritime pilots since 1874.   By JP Chartier     The tower rises to a height of 165 ft....

Travel Rob looks at two iconic places on Fairfax Ave in Los Angeles that are even better than he remembers.

Samantha delays her first slice of New York pizza to visit another New York institution: the Fire Department

Samantha and her husband made time to stop into the Anchor Bar in Buffalo to try some Buffalo wings where they were invented.

Looking for Saint Louis Pet-Friendly places to bring Fido while in Missouri? If so, Samantha shares a list of some of the places you can visit in the area.

DrFumblefinger visits the headframe of the first copper mine in Butte, a city with a rich copper mining legacy.

Samantha shares another unique hotdog/corn dog restaurant on their travel adventures.

I probably lead a sheltered life - I had to google 'corn dogs' to find out what it was.

I like little mom and pop places like this! Thanks for letting us know about it!

Not around here! I think the vast majority of people would be mystified by the term. I actually thought it was some vegan sausage ... Not convinced by the idea, but I try anything once.

That's almost like asking what a cheeseburger is.....

Just think of it as a sausage roll or battered sausage with a stick inserted!

Thanks for the comments everyone. Professorable, I am glad that you now know about corn dogs. Hope you can try one soon.

LestertheInvestor details his journey to Banaue, the first stop in his Philippine adventures. It is the center of a beautiful rice-growing valley, itself a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Marilyn Jones joins a shore excursion that sets to sea in search of whales, birds and more near Juneau, Alaska