Apurva Jadhav

I recently visited the Museum of Illusions, where the entry fee for two people, including taxes, was $58. Although I enjoyed installations like the poker table and chair setup, I wished there were more rooms or exhibits for the price. The upside-down metro was the highlight. There's no time limit for your stay, but it usually takes about an hour to explore everything. They have a coat room at the entrance and an extensive puzzle collection for purchase. Just a heads up, some rooms can make you feel dizzy. Overall, it was a good experience, and I would definitely recommend it.

I recently celebrated my birthday brunch at Old School, and it was a delightful experience. The ambience, both indoor and outdoor seating, was charming. Outdoor diners are provided blankets for added coziness, which was a thoughtful touch. The food was exceptional; the breakfast sandwich stole the show with perfectly cooked eggs, avocado, and layers of flavor. The hot chocolate was the best I’ve had so far. The chicken and waffles were decent, with the chicken being perfectly cooked, contributing to an overall enjoyable dining experience. Our server, Isaiah, deserves a shoutout for his attentive service. They even have a merch shop with in-house-made habanero sauce. I couldn’t help but notice the tempting blueberry pancakes on another table, although we were already full. I will definitely try them next time. The total cost was around $50 including tax, felt reasonable for such a wonderful culinary and atmospheric treat.