What are your favorite websites for

[alison]

What's the problem with the plain ones? Are you talking the cinammon ones? Or the cheese?
I think if you've got no where else you can get a bagel, then a plain one at Panera might satisfy the craving!
I buy a half dozen for around $5 and bring them home to dress with cream cheese, lox, and capers.

[MissCrabette]

www.paycheckcity.com For running all sorts of scenarios for all the programs we were considering.

www.socwall.com For beautiful wallpapers.

www.kaboodle.com To keep all sorts of wishlists.

[Vanquisher]

I really love Panera.

I'll have to think of some websites that I really like too.

[SoonerTexan]

I'm also a Citydata.com fan. I like to engage in city vs. suburbs and "What's the best public school" debates...

[Meenah]

www.doversaddlery.com
This is website for horses, but they sell WONDERFUL dog blankets/coats.

[BonBon]

renttherunway.com, you know, for all those high-class doctorly functions I go to
Also love smartbargains.com for sheets, gymboree.com for kid clothes - once you start shopping there you get tons of coupons, reward points and gymbucks so ultimately the clothes are pretty cheap. I get some groceries from amazon's subscribe and save - Lara bars, Pirate's Booty, cat food, etc. We've gotten window treatments from smith + noble (40% off til 1/31!) and justblinds.com and were very happy with both. We bought furniture from clubfurniture.com and homegallery.us that offered good deals.

Now I need to think of places that stank so bad I'll never shop there again.

[PrincessFiona]

What is this amazon fresh of which you speak?????

[alison]

It's a grocery delivery service in Seattle that is run by Amazon. It's awesome!

[alison]

Oh, do those of you who like mint.com also access the mobile version on your iPhones? It's a neat little app and great for obsessing about your finances while you're out and about spending money...

[Vishenka69]

I fell out of love with diapers.com when Amazon Mom was started. Best prices on diapers and wipes through subscription. Wish they would put formula and more baby food on there too.

Surprised nobody mentioned zulily.com (especially since it's on ebates), they have great maternity and kiddy stuff. Thanks to iMSN, I'm now also a huge fan of Etsy. Lately we've been using them for home decorating. We've also bought quite a bit for the house from Gilt, Hautelook and Onekingslane.

retailmenot.com for online and store coupons! I have used it many times and saved a few dollars.

Have to jump in here... for the ladies that like Craigslist, have you ever used Craigseasy? http://craigseasy.com/
You put the easy button into your favorites bar, search for whatever you're looking for, hit the easy button and all of the photos show and it makes Craigslist so easy to browse through. It's awesome.

I'm a sucker for DIY renovations, so I love following www.younghouselove.com and www.centsationalgirl.com.

I almost fell off of my chair when I discovered the DEALS tab on Metromix.com. There are hundreds of deals daily that are consolidated onto Metromix Deals:
http://chicago.metromix.com/deals. You can check if your city is listed by hitting the "location" tab up top. I'm also a sucker for deals.

This is more for fun, but I am fascinated by this project and feel a sense of comfort seeing others experiencing similar emotions as I am. This website is straight up NEAT.
http://wefeelfine.org/index.html

I really like www.epicurious.com for recipes. The app is great.

And I use www.yelp.com for just about everything these days. Won't get a haircut/get oil changed/try a restaurant without checking out some reviews first.

This is great for selling used electronics: http://www.gazelle.com/

[SuzySunshine]

Have to jump in here... for the ladies that like Craigslist, have you ever used Craigseasy? http://craigseasy.com/
You put the easy button into your favorites bar, search for whatever you're looking for, hit the easy button and all of the photos show and it makes Craigslist so easy to browse through. It's awesome.

Ok, that is one is awesome - thanks!