Great restaurants on Frederick Douglass Boulevard, short walks to the water and parks, and friendly neighbors.
The Company Burger with American cheese, jalapeño, bacon, and foie is not to be missed. Don't forget the fries and zeppole! Looking forward to the outdoor seating this summer.
The Company Burger with American cheese, jalapeño, bacon, and foie is not to be missed. Don't forget the fries and zeppole! Looking forward to the outdoor seating this summer.
It's not exactly like being in Vienna, but if you have a craving for käse, be sure to by and get there at 11 to avoid the lunch rush.
Rain or shine, you'll enjoy the views and the snacks with drinks -- complimentary or purchased.
The rooms are small, but that's to be expected. The location more than makes up for it. From the first Starbucks in Japan to the Imperial Palace, you're just minutes away.
The complex is massive, but there's more to see on the grounds than just the palace, especially if you weren't able to secure a spot on the limited number of tours available.
Stop here and see a restored version of what the first Europeans to arrive did. From the walls, you can see the restored Dutch warehouse before they moved to Nagasaki.
Arrive around 11:30 AM for the buffet and sit in the "Viking" themed room overlooking the harbor.
It's a great shortcut if you're headed to the ginza and happen to be on the other side of Nimitz Park.
You may not be able to enter, but there is plenty to see on the grounds, especially as you get closer to the guarded gate.
Located on a small side street near the main market, stop in to view the water or people watch while sipping an iced coffee in the warm spring months.
