A hidden gem in Leesburg, Wishbone Rotisserie brings a taste of Peru to northern Virginia. The restaurant’s menu is simple and focuses mostly on its signature item, chicken. Wishbone’s chicken comes off the rotisserie after being cooked to perfection over hot charcoal. Before cooking, the chicken is rubbed with Peruvian spices, and it's served with a creamy yellow sauce on the side. Customers can choose between half or whole chickens with a choice of traditional side dishes like plantains, yucca, or beans. Regulars praise Wishbone’s low prices and rotisserie combo deals. In addition to the rotisserie chicken, a small handful of steak and seafood entrees like ceviche and soltado offer variety. American-style choices of chicken wings, salads, and sandwiches round out the menu. The restaurant has a small seating area, but with quick service and a busy takeout business, getting a table is an easy first step to enjoying a casual, affordable, and flavorful meal.

Wishbone Rotisserie
9-D Catoctin Circle
Leesburg, VA 20175
(703) 669-3335
 

Who says you have to leave the country to find a truly fascinating, unique museum? These impressive American museums offer plenty of wonder, and you won’t even have to dig out your passport to visit them.

Mutter Museum
One of the country’s only museums devoted entirely to medical history, the Mutter Museum in Philadelphia is a great choice for anyone interested in anatomy or the history of the healthcare field. This cabinet-style museum features preserved anatomical specimens, models, and medical instruments so that viewers might ponder the human body’s mysteries and the wonders of medical treatment. 

Museum of Osteology
Oklahoma City’s Museum of Osteology is a sprawling 7,000 square foot museum showcasing skeletons from creatures all over the world. A unique educational experience that aims to show visitors the form and function of each unique creature, this museum also features exhibits with themes like locomotion, diversity and adaptation. 

Burlingame Museum of Pez Memorabilia
Full of over 900 pieces of Pez memorabilia, this California museum is dedicated to the fun, whimsical novelty behind the popular candy. If you’re a collector yourself, the museum also has a gift shop full of new, vintage and imported Pez dispensers to add to your own collection.

Sure, you can watch the big games on Saturdays and Sundays. But devoted football fans also have a growing number of ways to keep up with their favorite sport online throughout the rest of the week. Here are three websites where you can read in-depth articles, watch videos, and see stats as a lead up to the next big game!

NFLNation
Hosted by the beloved television sports network, ESPN’s NFLNation is a great online source for following pro football. This site is jam packed with articles and discussions written by football experts, the latest league news, a constantly updated scoreboard and weekly player stats that you won’t find anywhere else. Fans can even search NFLNation to see stuff about their favorite team.

Football Outsiders
Written by thinking fans for thinking fans Football Outsiders is an in-depth website that takes an entirely new approach to analyzing the sport of football. The site’s statistics-centric writers provide brand new stats that attempt to make a more effective analysis of each game, as well as long-form articles that might change your perspective on the game.

Dr. Saturday
Yahoo! Sports’ Dr. Saturday is a college football blog that discusses the players, teams and coaches within the world of college football. With a laid-back, conversational voice and expert analysis, this is the ideal follow-up reading after watching your alma mater’s latest game.