Slow travel. Eat local.
15
Apr
International Food of Berlin It is no surprise that Berlin is a huge international city. When exploring the food of Berlin, I found it much easier to find Turkish food than authentic German food. In fact I waited on line (in the cold!) just to taste the famous doner kebab at Mustafa’s stand in Kreuzberg. […]
4
Mar
When you think Russia, great food might not be the first thing that comes to mind, but those days are over. St. Petersburg has upped its game to offer lots of international fare, many options for vegetarians, and tasty local dishes. Much of the food took me on a nostalgic trip down memory lane, […]
14
Dec
As usual, my days during my trip down California’s coast seemed to center around food. Where would I eat? When would I eat? And, how the heck would I decide what to eat with such mouth-watering options? For a change I didn’t feel conspicuous by pulling out my big DSLR in a nice restaurant. On […]
2
Oct
During my time visiting Lisbon, I walked a ton and ate a ton! Discovering Portuguese food and what to eat in Lisbon became one of my main reasons for being here. And a reason I want to return. Known for its plethora of seafood, Portugal is the world’s largest consumer of cod (Bacalhau). Portugal’s love for […]
18
Sep
My favorite little hole-in-the-wall restaurant in Coimbra was Restaurante Zé Neto This tiny, homey place has a handful of tables and all the Portuguese standards, including cabrito (baby goat). I was pleased to see the happy owner, a grandpa kinda guy, shuffling around making sure his customers were happy. I had the special of the day: […]
28
Aug
Food, Glorious Food As you’ve come to know, my type of travel is usually all about getting from one place to eat to the next. It’s all about connecting the dots, the restaurant dots. I see some stuff. I eat. I see some more. I stop at a café. Food and travel, to me, are […]
24
Jul
This is Islington I haven’t been to London in about 3 years. And now being back, I realize I missed it. There is something about walking around this historical city – I always picture it being a few hundred years ago – which is easy to do with all the old row houses and […]
22
May
This town grabbed my heart as soon as we pulled down one of its narrow lanes. Shelburne was founded in 1783 and attracts all kinds to its charming streets of wood-shingled homes including Demi Moore and the crew of the Hollywood flick, the Scarlet Letter. The historic town rivals many in North America for its […]
1
May
Got Fish? Nova Scotia exports more seafood than any other province in Canada. During my time in this tiny Atlantic province I eat seafood everyday – from scallops to salmon to shrimp, it’s all fresh and delicious. For the Love of Lobster Ask anyone from all along the northeastern Atlantic seaboard how to make lobster […]
4
Apr
This is part of a multi-part series on Canada’s beautiful province of Nova Scotia. Have you tried Chowder, Fricot, Rappie Pie, Dulse, Quahogs, or Solomon Gundy? Learn more here about the unique food in Nova Scotia! Like all places, Nova Scotia, Canada has its indigenous or local foods, many I’d never even heard of before, […]
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