Travelers heading to Thailand, one of 2025’s buzziest destinations, can now add Luang Prabang to their itinerary with a quick one-hour flight or slow boat from Chiang Mai.

Jun 18, 2025 boAt has launched a new home audio system in India, the Aavante Prime 5.1 5000DA. It is priced at ₹14,999 and comes with 500W RMS output, Dolby Atmos, and true 5.1 channel surround ...

A new craft coffee spot in Portland, Oregon, called Slow Haste is quickly winning over the hearts of guests with high-quality coffees and laid-back vibes. Guided by a team of four founders from ...

An entrepreneur behind a floating bar and restaurant to be moored next to Britain's most expensive beach huts has reassured wealthy owners it will not be a party boat. Hutters at Mudeford Spit in ...

A unique Wellington cafe and bar in an old tugboat is on the market for $220,000. The “well established” venue, housed in a 66-year-old decommissioned ...

Sailor’s Choice, a sprawling 200-seat seafood bar from the team behind beloved boat bars like Grand Banks and Pilot, opened yesterday at 350 11th Avenue at 30th Street.

The Grand Banks bar team opens a new boat bar, Sailor’s Choice, in Hudson Yards with cocktails and a New England food menu, opening in June 2025.

Bateau, a contemporary steakhouse, and Boat Bar, a French-inspired oyster bar, are shutting down temporarily on June 19. Both restaurants are expected to reopen in the next three to six months.

Meanwhile, Bateau, a beloved steakhouse, and Boat Bar will also be closing their doors on June 19. "Ten years sure does fly by. Thank you to all of our wonderful guests who have celebrated with us.

Bateau, a contemporary steakhouse, and Boat Bar, a French-inspired oyster bar, are shutting down temporarily on June 19. Both restaurants are expected to reopen in the next three to six months.

Chef Renee Erickson's restaurant group announces the closure of several establishments, with Bateau and Boat Bar pausing operations and two General Porpoise locations closing permanently.

James Beard Award-winning Seattle chef Renee Erickson will temporarily shut down two of her restaurants — Boat Bar and her marquee Bateau on Capitol Hill — and will permanently close two cafes ...