Sentences with phrase «cheap street side»

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A season after the Chicago Park District opened its first permanent park for hard - core skateboarding and roller - skating at 31st Street and the lakefront, officials plan by summer to build two cheaper, movable parks at Oriole Park on the Northwest Side and West Lawn Park on the Southwest Side.

If you're not on a 5 - star budget, you can find cheaper options in the side streets.

Wei and Jo now spend their time hanging around in (cheap) cafes, getting lost in side streets and eating street food that Wei is convinced are secretly local pranks to see how far unsuspecting foreigners would go to have a «local» culinary experience.

She especially loves street food as when perched on a tiny stool by the side of the road she not only finds cheap, delicious eats but chats to locals and learns more about the culture of a place and why they eat what they eat.

The taco then made it's way to the city itself, probably an easy and cheap food that out of work miners could sell street - side to make some cash.

At the very north of the beach, opposite Cliff Beach Resort, there's «Walking Street», a small side street lined with bars and cheap restauStreet», a small side street lined with bars and cheap restaustreet lined with bars and cheap restaurants.

Snorkel gear is cheap to hire — available at a street - side stall near you!

Cheek - by - jowl stalls and incessant hawkers peddle all manner of tourist tat, and along with the traffic - clogged streets there's cheap food, cheap booze and all night partying side - by - side an arc of golden sand with barrelling surf and gobsmacking sunsets.

One side of Chaweng Walk is open - air while the other is covered with a corrugated iron roof; the open - air area has a paved trail flanked by something like 30 stalls selling an eclectic choice of beach wear, handcrafted souvenirs, spa oils, cheap jewellery, and souvenirs while the covered area features a food court (tables and chairs) with a dozen stalls selling Thai snacks and street food from chicken satay to grilled sausages and squid to smoothies, and more.

Samui Buri Beach Resort is a four - star resort located beachfront at Maenam, in Samui, Thailand.Maenam is a quiet beach, with picturesque views of Koh Phangan, and a wide stretch of white sand and blue waters, providing ample spots to just chill out by the beach.Maenam Walking Street, an exciting night market taking place on Thursdays 17:00 onwards, is a great opportunity to sample street side snacks and explore the local life a little bit more, with plenty of live music, and cheap shopping options such as t - shirts, toys and handicrafts.Samui Buri Beach Resort has 84 luxurious units of guestrooms and pool villas, and all of it are furnished with conveniences such as air conditioning, IDD phone, TV with satellite and cable channels, in - house movies, DVD player, in - room safe, en - suite bathroom with shower and toiletries, and private plunge pool (only for pool viStreet, an exciting night market taking place on Thursdays 17:00 onwards, is a great opportunity to sample street side snacks and explore the local life a little bit more, with plenty of live music, and cheap shopping options such as t - shirts, toys and handicrafts.Samui Buri Beach Resort has 84 luxurious units of guestrooms and pool villas, and all of it are furnished with conveniences such as air conditioning, IDD phone, TV with satellite and cable channels, in - house movies, DVD player, in - room safe, en - suite bathroom with shower and toiletries, and private plunge pool (only for pool vistreet side snacks and explore the local life a little bit more, with plenty of live music, and cheap shopping options such as t - shirts, toys and handicrafts.Samui Buri Beach Resort has 84 luxurious units of guestrooms and pool villas, and all of it are furnished with conveniences such as air conditioning, IDD phone, TV with satellite and cable channels, in - house movies, DVD player, in - room safe, en - suite bathroom with shower and toiletries, and private plunge pool (only for pool villas).

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Knishes arrived on the streets of the Lower East Side from Poland more than a century ago, and flourished as a popular, cheap street food made with ingredients easily available to peasants.