Sarah Mathre

Absolutely loved my visit to Kung Fu Tea! Went in hoping to find a stellar bubble tea recommendation and the cashier nailed it with the Cocoa Cataclysm. This delightful drink combines freshly cooked WOW Bubbles and fresh milk, all topped with a hint of cocoa powder. The boba was cooked to perfection, making every sip a dream. The rich flavors, complemented by the subtle sweetness of brown sugar, truly made this a delicious experience. Plus, it's caffeine-free, perfect for any time of day. Highly recommend giving it a try!

Denver International Airport offers a spacious and clean travel experience. From the moment you check in, you're greeted with an array of stores and shops, as well as convenient vending machines. The bathrooms are notably clean and well-maintained. Overall, the airport sets a high standard for what a travel hub can be.

Sole Cafe offers a delightful Korean dining experience that my husband and I thoroughly enjoyed. We started with a seafood pancake as an appetizer, and it was a highlight — crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside, a perfect beginning to our meal. For our main courses, we ordered the bulgogi and mackerel, both of which were cooked to perfection and bursting with flavor. The generous assortment of banchan (side dishes) added to the authenticity of the meal, and the traditional-ish atmosphere, complete with food shows playing on TV, created a cozy and engaging ambiance. Whether you're a fan of Korean cuisine or trying it for the first time, Sole Cafe is a must-visit. Delicious food and a warm atmosphere make it a standout choice.

I think this is the best place to visit in Rochester. There are a lot of great trails here and a nature center for the kids. It looks like they also have a cave here and provide tours for the cave twice a month on Sundays. The view of the pond that they have near the visitor center is beautiful and it looks like people were fishing from the pond. They let you keep sunfish and crappies but you have to return everything else you catch. I would love to come visit here again in the near future!

The Rochester Art Center has three levels of art and interactive art things. It only cost $5/adult. We saw a lot of themes surrounding women, LGBTQIA+ community, climate change, and environmentalism. The museum made me more conscientious about these topics as I left.

If you are looking for parking, there are several pay lots around the building, metered parking, and a couple of 2 hour parking spots on 6th Ave SE (~5 minute walk away from the museum).