Food, travel, and everything New York City
About Mitzie Mee
Welcome to Mitzie Mee, my corner of the internet for food, travel, and everything New York City. I share practical travel guides, honest restaurant reviews, and recipes from kitchens around the world. Think market finds, family classics, and easy weeknight ideas with flavors that travel well.
What you’ll find here
Food and recipes
Dishes I love, many learned straight from the source. Some are treasured family recipes, others are new obsessions. I keep things clear and doable, and where it helps, I add step-by-step photos or video.
Travel and lifestyle
City guides with tips on what to eat and where to stay, and little moments that make a trip memorable. I also write about everyday life, from coffee runs to kitchen experiments and the occasional beauty product review.
New York City
My favorite city in the world and my constant inspiration. Expect neighborhood favorites, classic institutions, and the kind of places you’d recommend to a friend.
YouTube
I post recipe videos, vlogs, and travel clips. If you like a moving picture with your menu, you’ll find it there.
Who’s writing
Hi, I’m Sanne. I worked in the travel industry for years, flew as an airline pilot based in Scandinavia before going back to finish med school.
I’ve spent most of my adult life traveling the world, and along the way I found my partner, Steve, who shares my love for food and travel.
These days, I’m still deciding where to call home, but New York is the place I always come back to, and where many of my stories begin.
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Sanne Møller
Questions? Comments? Collaborations? Send me an email: hello@mitziemee.com
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Latest posts
Latest Posts
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Sukhumvit Road is one of Bangkok’s main arteries. It starts close to the city center and runs east through a long stretch of very different neighborhoods. Sukhumvit is not a …
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On the way up to El Yunque, we stopped at Coffee at The View for breakfast. The cafe is small and unpretentious, and not much effort has gone into the …
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We had spent most of the afternoon at Luquillo Beach, and as the sun began to dip, it was time to figure out where to have dinner. Along the main …
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We had noticed that there was a ferry running from the harbor in Old San Juan to Cataño on the opposite side of San Juan Bay. It felt like an …
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El Morro sits at the far end of Old San Juan and is easy to reach on foot from the historic center. We walked out along the path by the …
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Catedral Basílica Menor de San Juan Bautista sits in the heart of Old San Juan, facing Plaza de Armas. It’s directly across from Cafe Caleta, where we had breakfast, so …
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We stayed in an Airbnb on Calle San Francisco, right in the heart of Old San Juan, and it turned out to be an excellent base, especially for a first …
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We woke up around ten to clear skies and bright sunshine, so we jumped out of bed and headed out to find breakfast. We ended up at Cafe Caleta and …
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Our flight was delayed, so by the time we landed in Puerto Rico it was already dinnertime. After dropping our bags at the Airbnb, we headed straight out into the …
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Steve had eaten at Old Tbilisi Garden before and had a really good experience, so when we were in Greenwich Village a few days later, there wasn’t much to think …
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Mike’s Coffee and Deli is little more than a hole in the wall, but they make really good breakfast, so if you’re in the area, it’s absolutely worth stopping by. …
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The last time I flew out of Don Mueang in Bangkok, I stayed at an airport hotel in a really pleasant neighborhood. Small cafés and local restaurants sat side by …