Bob Dylan's New York Revisited

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Lester, Herb

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Herb Lester Associates

Informed by on-the-ground research, Herb Lester's handy, folded guides uncover what makes a city special. Each entry comes with its own brief description, and a basic map helps the reader get their bearings and make plans.This is a guide to the New York you've always wanted to see but feared might have disappeared for good. It depicts a city of Edward Hopper diners and down-at-heel dive bars, overstocked grocery stores and mountainous pastrami sandwiches. From Patsy's Pizzeria in Harlem, to the Nom Wah Tea Parlor in Chinatown, taking in along the way Katz's, the "21" Club and McSorley's Old Ale House, in these long-established Manhattan businesses, the city's cantankerous spirit lives on.Printed on a single sheet of 100% recycled paper, these light, portable guides are an ideal travelling companion.

Where the Sidewalk Ends: How to Find Old New York

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Informed by on-the-ground research, Herb Lester's handy, folded guides uncover what makes a city special - its most distinctive shops, restaurants, cafés, bars, museums and galleries, whether unmissable old favourites, exciting new arrivals or overlooked treasures. Each entry comes with its own brief description, and a basic map helps the reader get their bearings and make plans.No one guide can hope to encompass Chicago's manifold delights. With these 44 entries, we explore aspects of a city we love: dimly-lit bars, Puerto Rican sandwiches, hot dogs, Frank Lloyd Wright architecture, Chess Records and the 1893 World's Fair's earthly remains. It is merely an introduction, but we hope you enjoy getting acquainted.Printed on a single sheet of 100% recycled paper, these light, portable guides are an ideal travelling companion.

Hello Chicago: A Guide to the Usual and Unusual

Herb Lester

Informed by on-the-ground research, Herb Lester's handy, folded guides uncover what makes a city special - its most distinctive shops, restaurants, cafés, bars, museums and galleries, whether unmissable old favourites, exciting new arrivals or overlooked treasures. Each entry comes with its own brief description, and a basic map helps the reader get their bearings and make plans.Our Miami itinerary helps the visitor who wishes to bask in the sun, cool down in a cocktail bar or admire pastel art deco buildings. It keeps them well-nourished too, with Cuban sandwiches and local juices, and provides food for the soul with bookshops and galleries. Conveniently divided by area, with 34 entries, it's the pocket-sized pal with all the right answers.Printed on a single sheet of 100% recycled paper, these light, portable guides are an ideal travelling companion.

Miami: An Open Invitation: A Guide to the Usual & Unusual

Informed by on-the-ground research, Herb Lester's handy, folded guides uncover what makes a city special - its most distinctive shops, restaurants, cafés, bars, museums and galleries, whether unmissable old favourites, exciting new arrivals or overlooked treasures. Each entry comes with its own brief description, and a basic map helps the reader get their bearings and make plans.Nestled in the damp, verdant and wildly beautiful Pacific Northwest, Portland has it all - nature, a thriving food and drink scene, and plenty of small businesses. In 34 entries the guide reveals the best of the city and its restaurants, food trucks, coffee shops and bars, museums, bookshops and outdoor goods. We've even included an amusement park.Printed on a single sheet of 100% recycled paper, these light, portable guides are an ideal travelling companion.

Speaking of Portland: A Guide to the Usual and Unusual

Informed by on-the-ground research, Herb Lester's handy, folded guides uncover what makes a city special - its most distinctive shops, restaurants, cafés, bars, museums and galleries, whether unmissable old favourites, exciting new arrivals or overlooked treasures. Each entry comes with its own brief description, and a basic map helps the reader get their bearings and make plans. In this guide we select 32 things to do in the city of light, none of which involve sharing a bottle of wine, eating bread and cheese on the banks of the Seine, or wandering arm in arm with your loved one. In fact, loved ones do not figure at all, this is a guide for the solo traveler and our suggestions are all best enjoyed on your own - although incurable romantics may wish to bring their partners too, we won't kick up a fuss. Among the highlights: a taxidermist extraordinaire, mint tea at the Grand Mosque, found photographs at Images &amp; Portraits, along with places to eat, swim, drink, buy vintage erotica and enjoy a solitary ice cream. In short, everything the intrepid visitor might require. Printed on a single sheet of 100% recycled paper, these light, portable guides are an ideal travelling companion.

It's Nice to be Alone in Paris: A Guide to the Usual and Unusual

Informed by on-the-ground research, Herb Lester's handy, folded guides uncover what makes a city special - its most distinctive shops, restaurants, cafés, bars, museums and galleries, whether unmissable old favourites, exciting new arrivals or overlooked treasures. Each entry comes with its own brief description, and a basic map helps the reader get their bearings and make plans. This guide comprises 40 spots that all family members will enjoy: places to eat, museums, shops, parks and other sights. There's the bridge from Madeline, gallons of chocolate mousse, and stinky cheese that may bring squeals of delight or of horror. These entries are tried, tested and guaranteed both adult and child-friendly. Printed on a single sheet of 100% recycled paper, these light, portable guides are an ideal travelling companion.

Paris en Famille: A Parent's Guide to the Usual and Unusual

Informed by on-the-ground research, Herb Lester's handy, folded guides uncover what makes a city special - its most distinctive shops, restaurants, cafés, bars, museums and galleries, whether unmissable old favourites, exciting new arrivals or overlooked treasures. Each entry comes with its own brief description, and a basic map helps the reader get their bearings and make plans. Here is the essential companion for those in search of la dolce vita. The itinerary of 41 entries includes good food, strong coffee, interesting shops and plenty of strolling the city's beautiful streets. There are clothes shops, restaurants, a cemetery and galleries and special sections on ice cream and fountains. Printed on a single sheet of 100% recycled paper, these light, portable guides are an ideal travelling companion.

Rome: Moods and Places: A Guide to the Usual & Unusual

Informed by on-the-ground research, Herb Lester's handy, folded guides uncover what makes a city special - its most distinctive shops, restaurants, cafés, bars, museums and galleries, whether unmissable old favourites, exciting new arrivals or overlooked treasures. Each entry comes with its own brief description, and a basic map helps the reader get their bearings and make plans.Tokyo is a place that can befuddle and confuse even the most urbane traveller. Luis Mendo has spent several years visiting the city, and in this collaboration with Herb Lester Associates, he shares his hard-won knowledge. This guide is a starting point, something to help you find your feet as you begin to navigate Tokyo's streets. There are tips on etiquette, advice on getting around, useful phrases and a series of walks to help the visitor get acclimatised.Printed on a single sheet of 100% recycled paper, these light, portable guides are an ideal travelling companion.

Tokyo: A Very Brief Introduction: The Basics, Find Your Way, Four Walks, Some Language Notions

At just 24 pages each, and no bigger than a credit card, these three books are an easy guide through the complexity and potential confusion of dining in France, Italy and Spain. This set of phrase books is designed specifically for use in restaurants; the simple A-Z listing makes it easy to find items that perplex the diner, allowing for navigation around ingredients that offend, disgust or just don't appeal. Their compact size means there's none of the embarrassment of referring to a large book and, with everything on the printed page, no data roaming charges to worry about. Sold as a set of three in a handy folded wallet, these guides are as discreet as they are useful; the next best thing to having your own interpreter. * Enough information to help you navigate a tricky menu  * Small enough to keep with your credit card  * Fits in any wallet  * Simple A-Z listing  * Ideal for allergy sufferers  * Rounded corners to prevent dog-ears

How To Read The Menu In France, Italy And Spain

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