Paella is one of Spain’s most famous dishes, and while it’s originally from Valencia, it’s proudly represented in some of Barcelona’s best restaurants. In th...

Jamón Ibérico offers a quintessential taste of Spain. To the point that one could argue that no Barcelona food tour is complete without at least a few Jamón ...

Enjoying an aperitivo in Bologna is a can’t-miss experience, as this pre-dinner tradition is a quintessential part of the culinary culture in this char...

Bologna is the beating heart of Italy’s Emilia-Romagna region and its rich culinary heritage. One of the titans in Bologna’s pantheon of world-renowned dishe...

If you haven’t visited Dublin, there’s a good chance you’ve never heard of the city’s beloved takeaway dish, the spice bag. This fusi...

Few cities in the world have a pub culture comparable to that of the Irish capital. In Dublin, pubs are revered for their freshly poured pints, lively music,...

Although tea is often the hot drink of choice for Dubliners, the coffee scene in the Irish capital would lead you to believe otherwise! Every time I visit th...

Afternoon tea might seem like a strictly British affair, but I quickly learned that this wasn’t the case after my first visit to Dublin. The city has s...