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At Moto restaurant in Chicago, lab-grade beakers and test tubes live alongside more conventional cooking tools, which is just fine with the chef. He uses a bit of both for his out-of-the-box culinary creations.

Is it a chemistry lab or a restaurant? Actually, it's a bit of both.

Join us as we explore the Green Mill in Chicago, complete with secret tunnels and exits used by legendary former patron Al Capone.

Inside Chicago's Green Mill- Al Capone's favorite bar

Join Photo Tripping host Melanie Dunea as she discovers the perfect Chicago-style hot dog at Superdawg- a vintage drive-in restaurant in Chicago's Norwood Park neighborhood that still serves meals by carhop.

The perfect Chicago-style hot dog

At Jake Melnick's Corner Tap in Chicago, the XXX wings may be the hottest hot wings in the world. Made with three fiery hot peppers- one of which is used to make weapons- the wings more than live up to their reputation.

Are these the world's hottest hot wings?

Join Photo Tripping host Melanie Dunea for a visit to Downey, California- home of the oldest operating McDonald's restaurant in the world.

Inside the oldest operating McDonald's in the world

At Bucato in Los Angeles, chef Evan Funke painstakingly creates beautiful and delicious handmade pasta in the classic Italian tradition of pasta fatto a mano.

Handmade pasta like you've never seen it before

Visitors to Galco's Old World Grocery in Los Angeles can enjoy a rainbow of sodas from all over the world- over 750 varieties- at this truly unique specialty shop.

A destination soda shop you have to see to believe

Host Melanie Dunea travels to Philippe's and Cole's restaurants in Los Angeles, California, to track down the original French Dip sandwich.

French Dip

Hollywood tavern Franklin and Co. is serving up one of the biggest, baddest Bloody Mary's you've ever seen. With too many garnishes to count- including a hamburger- it's practically a meal in a glass.

The wildest Bloody Mary you've ever seen

If you want a slice of what New York's own mayor calls the city's best pizza, you'll have to stand in line- but Di Fara Pizza in Brooklyn is definitely worth the wait.