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The Florence Restaurants Locals Actually Go To (When They’re Not Eating at Home)
The famous Florence restaurants — the ones on every top-ten list, with a queue out front and a menu in four languages — are rarely the ones Florentines are actually sitting in. Locals here don’t eat out often; when they do, it’s an occasion, and they spend it in small,...
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Bologna Coffee Culture: Where to Sip the Best Brew in the City
Like in most Italian cities, locals in Bologna mean business when it comes to coffee. Not only are there dozens of traditional bars that are perfect for a quick countertop espresso or cappuccino, but the city has a growing specialty coffee scene. I understand just how easy it is to...
A Guide to Vegan Restaurants in Barcelona
Barcelona is truly an international city that simultaneously embraces Spanish and Catalan cuisine, as well as modern trends and dietary preferences. This translates into Barcelona having one of the most vibrant vegan dining scenes in Western Europe. From Spanish flavors to authentic Catalan cuisine to Mediterranean ingredients and dishes, you’ll...
Mercato di Mezzo: Bologna’s Historic Culinary Hub
Mercato di Mezzo is the beating heart of Bologna’s food scene, lying in the center of the historic Quadrilatero neighborhood. It’s one of my favorite spots in the city and is always a highlight of my Bologna food tours. The market has been a meeting point for food lovers since...
Dublin’s Famous Spice Bag: Where to Find the Best One
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 fusion of Irish and Chinese flavors has become somewhat of a cultural phenomenon in Ireland over the last ten to fifteen years. A mix of spice-covered chicken, fries,...
Best Pubs in Dublin: Where to Drink Like a Local
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, and charming settings, but you’ll also find plenty of alternatives if you prefer something a little more refined or upmarket. While my...
The Best Coffee Shops in Dublin
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 the city, I come across a host of gorgeous coffee shops, and there always seem to be new cafes opening. This is...
Where to Enjoy the Best Afternoon Tea in Dublin
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 some stellar afternoon tea venues where old-school traditions meet premium Irish produce. If you’ve been on one of my Dublin food tours, you’ll...
A Guide to Breakfast in Barcelona
Barcelona is known for its vibrant food scene, and breakfast is no exception. The city offers a relaxed, laid-back breakfast culture where locals and visitors alike take their time to savor the first meal of the day. Whether you’re grabbing a quick pastry and café con leche at a bustling...
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