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 …
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I was out walking in Gangnam when I came across a food truck selling cotton candy. Not the neat little kind I’m used to back home in Denmark, but giant, …
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Bebek Bengil is something of a classic in Ubud. The restaurant has been around since 1990 and is best known for its Crispy Duck, but duck is clearly their thing, …
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Meet Mie was right next door to my hotel, and after walking past it several days in a row during my last stay in Ubud, curiosity finally got the better …
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When we go out to eat in Little Italy or Chinatown, we often skip dessert at the restaurant and walk over to Cannoli King instead. Cannoli King is an Italian …
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I grew up in eastern Pennsylvania, just outside of Philly, which means I grew up eating scrapple. It showed up on breakfast tables and restaurant menus. When ordering breakfast at …
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It was Sunday morning, and we were craving freshly fried churros and a cup of thick hot chocolate. Churrería Rosa was nearby, a small place we’d found online and heard …
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I generally sleep really well. I always have, and I usually joke that it’s one of my superpowers. Because of that, I’m probably not the most obvious target audience for …
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I love to travel, and with my fiancé living on the other side of the Atlantic, a lot of flying back and forth is simply part of my life. I …
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The hotel I was staying at had breakfast included, and it was actually very good, but it was the weekend and I felt like treating myself to a proper brunch. …
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I had been to a morning yoga session and was standing outside Yoga Barn, waiting for my motorbike taxi back to the guesthouse, when I suddenly heard a strange, clucking …
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I love matcha and drink it both as usucha and as a latte, so when I was offered the chance to try Kazuto Matcha, I was immediately on board. Kazuto …
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Trine had spotted Goldfinch on Instagram, and even though the only available table was at 10:30 PM, there was no discussion. That was where we were going to eat. The …
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New York City has more French restaurants than anyone could fully experience. From extravagant, world-renowned destinations like Le Bernardin, Jean-Georges, and Daniel to sleek, modern brasseries that provide boisterous environments and great food, …
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I bought the most beautiful tomato at the market in Málaga and brought it back to Denmark to make pan con tomate, Spanish tomato bread. Pan con tomate is something …
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I stumbled upon Patom by chance while wandering around Thonglor. The cafe is tucked away down a small side street, surrounded by a lush green garden, and you barely notice …
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When I met up with Ale in Fort Lee, she suggested we go to Cheongsu, a Korean cafe she was convinced I would like. It didn’t take long to see …
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I was staying over at April’s place and was hit hard by jet lag, so going out was not happening. Neither of us felt like cooking either, so we ordered …
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I love Tim Ho Wan, so when I heard they had opened a restaurant in East Village, I was genuinely excited. Tim Ho Wan started in Hong Kong as a …
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Kampot pepper is an exclusive variety grown in Kampot Province in southern Cambodia. Known for its complex flavor and beautiful color, it is celebrated by chefs and food lovers around …