Emily Wasserman

Emily Wasserman

Emily Wasserman is a food and travel writer based in St. Louis. She's written for publications including Feast Magazine, Plate Magazine, St. Louis Magazine, Huffington Post, DC Inno, and The Southern Illinoisan.

Most Recent Works

America’s Best Small Art Festivals

America’s Best Small Art Festivals

From a small street festival next door to the nation’s capital to a laid-back event set in a mountain valley, there’s plenty to do and see at these outdoor art extravaganzas.
America’s Most Unusual Museums

America’s Most Unusual Museums

Whether you’re browsing terrible paintings in Boston or encountering life-size aliens in New Mexico, you’ll find yourself enlightened and entertained at our picks for America’s most unusual museums.
Best Non-Stops from DC to the Beach

Best Non-Stops from DC to the Beach

Sure, Washington D.C. is within driving distance of some of the Atlantic Ocean's best beaches, but tropical getaways are more than a short car ride away. Luckily, you can get to some of the world’s best beaches without putting up with any long layovers.
Best Non-Stops from NYC to the Beach

Best Non-Stops from NYC to the Beach

Tourists seem to love winter in New York—but locals often hatch escape plans to warmer climes. Thankfully, there are non-stop flights to beach destinations in Florida, the Caribbean, and Mexico.
Best Non-Stop Trips from Chicago to the Beach

Best Non-Stop Trips from Chicago to the Beach

Winters can be brutal in the Windy City. When temperatures drop below zero, locals look for a warmer refuge. The best medicine for a Chicago winter is warm weather and sunshine, and luckily, many destinations fit the bill. Here are our picks for the best nonstop flights from Chicago to the beach.
Top 10 Things to Do with Kids in Chicago

Top 10 Things to Do with Kids in Chicago

Beyond the familiar Cubs game at Wrigley Field and famous cheesy deep dish pizza, Chicago is jam-packed with other kid-pleasing activities. Check out our list of the top 10 activities for kids in the Windy City.