What Pasta Is Florence Actually Known For? Pici, Pappardelle and the Craft Behind Them
Most travellers arrive in Florence expecting pasta on every corner, and technically they find it. But ask what pasta Florence is actually known for and the answer is more interesting than the question suggests, because Tuscany is not really a pasta region at all. It is a bread region, and...
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An Essential Guide to Hidden Gem Restaurants in Milan
Milan is a true Italian metropolis that moves at the same speed as other major cities like New York and London. It’s easy for big-name trattorias and Michelin-starred restaurants to dominate the landscape vying for a place on your Milan foodie visit. Yet a city this size is also festooned...
A Food Lover’s Guide to Restaurants in Milan
Milan might not have the same gastronomic reputation as other Italian cities like Rome, Florence, or Palermo, but I’m here to tell you that it’s a massively underrated foodie destination. If you’ve ever joined one of my Milan food walks, you’ll know exactly what I’m talking about! The Lombardian capital...
A Local’s Guide to Family Restaurants in Venice
Venice’s romantic, mystical nature would lead you to believe it’s a destination suited to couples and grown-up travelers. While it certainly appeals to each of those groups, it’s also an incredibly welcoming spot for little visitors, with a bunch of family-friendly restaurants. I’ve noticed many people on my Venice food...
Navigating Where to Eat in Paris on a Budget
When most people think of a Paris food walk, they worry about how the high cost of food could pile up meal after meal. In the past, there was some real truth to the notion that feeding yourself in Paris was going to cost you a pretty penny. However, this...
A Guide to Birthday Dinner in Florence
It’s birthday time in Florence, and you need somewhere to celebrate. Fear not; the Renaissance city is one of the most beautiful places to enjoy a meal for a special occasion. Since I’ve lived in Italy, I’ve got to spend two of my birthdays in Florence, and I’m already planning...
Where to Find Seafood in Florence
One thing that astounds me every time I touch down in Florence is the city’s fantastic array of seafood restaurants, something the Tuscan capital isn’t typically known for. Florence is primarily associated with meat-heavy dishes like Florentine steak and pappardelle al ragu, but Florentines know a thing or two about...
Discovering Desserts in Florence
Dishes like Florentine steak and pappa al pomodoro tend to get all the glory when we talk about Tuscan food, but did you know that some of Florence’s desserts are just as tasty? The Renaissance City has quite a few sweet treats to its name, some of which I’ve even...
An Essential Guide to Meal Costs in Florence
When budgeting for a trip to Florence, amidst the accommodation and travel costs, you’ll likely be considering how much to set aside for your food budget. After all, the Tuscan capital is the birthplace of gelato and Florentine steak, so knowing the prices of these bites will help you plan...
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Eating Venice Food & Drinks Tour
See the side of Venice the guidebooks won't show you
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- 3.5 Hours
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- 3 Hours
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