Travel Awards 2022: Transporting Tables
These restaurants offer good eats in the midst of Mother Nature.
Marielle Dezurick
Takibi
More people than ever are venturing out into Mother Nature—and they’re showing no signs of slowing down. Whether you’re hitting the open road, hiking solo, or camping with a group, here’s how to live your best outdoor life this year—being far from an urban culinary center doesn’t mean you have to give up fine dining.
Takibi
AJ Meeker and Ashley Marti
This Portland restaurant combines all of our favorite things: camping, food, and cocktails. Located at Japanese outdoor brand Snow Peak’s headquarters, the space is at the forefront of the glamping restaurant trend.
The Social Haus
the green o/Dan Goldberg
Head to the remote Montana wilderness to discover a surprising nine-course tasting menu where your amuse bouche might just be foie-gras-infused ice cream. Expect different dishes daily and ingredients foraged from the woods.
Red Dog Saloon
Thomas J. Story
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Smack dab in the middle of the California desert’s Pioneertown, the saloon serves up Western nostalgia and craft cocktails that are a big step up from a shot and a beer. Order a barrel-aged Negroni after exploring nearby Joshua Tree National Park, then rest your head at the neighboring Pioneertown Motel.
To see more of our 2022 winners, click here. You can also check out the full Travel Awards directory.
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