googled it and none came up. im asking nicely. dont be a douche
In all seriousness, it all depends on your budget.
Anything in Panasonic's Lumix line is great, the more you spend the better the camera will be. I own one myself, so there is some bias to that recommendation. But the proof is in the pics. I'll upload one later.
Canon and Nikon have some great point and shoots out there, but they also have some garbage marketed to people who only want the name, and to be able to push one button, not giving a crap about CA or low light noise.
Look for the models that let you take control over the camera settings. Generally they are the higher end ones, and have better lenses built into them.
And don't forget, read reviews, read reviews and read some more reviews. Remember that many of them are from people who are not photographers, so look for reviews from real professionals, but be careful. If their blogs keep going on and on about Nikon, and they are reviewing a $50 Nikon point and shoot, giving it 10 stars out of 5, it's likely they have been paid to give a good review.