Yelp Collections

Yelp Collections

I have been an elite Yelper for years and use Yelp to help me find great restaurants everywhere we go.  I have used the collections feature to build lists of places I want to eat for a wide variety of places.  I love it that when I go to conferences or meetings, my friends and volunteers will come and ask where they should go for great eats.  I hope that you can use these collections to help you plan your own Super-fantastic Journey.

Top Collections

Dinner Dive in and Drives Collection


Collections from the DFW Area

Top Eats - Arlington, TX

Top East - Carrolton/Farmers Brand/Addison

Top Eats - Dallas
Up and Coming - Dallas

Top Eats - Frisco/Plano

Top Eats - NE Tarrant County TX (this is the closest area to me)

Top Eats - Fort Worth TX

Top Eats - Mid Cities (DFW) TX
Up and Coming - Mid Cities (DFW) TX

Top Eats - Flower Mound/Highland Village/Lewisville/The Colony

Top East - Irving/Los Colinas/Coppel
Up and Coming - Irving/Los Colinas/Coppel
Best of the Rest - Irving/Los Colinas/Coppel 

Collections for Arizona

Collections for California

Collections for Colorado






Collections for Florida

Top Eats - Florida Keys
Up and Coming - Florida Keys

Collections for New Mexico

Top Eats - Albuquerque

Top Eats - Santa Fe
Up and Coming - Santa Fe
Best of the Rest - Santa Fe

Top Eats - Taos

Top Easts - Rural NW New Mexico

Collections for Oklahoma

Collections for Texas

Up and Coming - Denton County

Collections for Utah

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