After spending the morning at Ocean Park Beach, we had lunch at Molini’s, a small, family run restaurant. The handwritten menu hung in a frame on the wall, and the …
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Boat Noodle Restaurant is located on a street corner along Street 63 in Phnom Penh’s vibrant BKK1 neighborhood. Out front, they’re grilling chicken on a charcoal grill, and the fragrant …
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There are plenty of Japanese restaurants in New York, but when I’m craving a proper bowl of udon, I always end up at Raku, because their udon is amazing. The …
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Cafetería Mallorca is a classic café in Old San Juan. The atmosphere is lively but relaxed, with locals sitting side by side with the few tourists who have wandered in, …
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A spontaneous ferry ride is sometimes the best kind of plan. One afternoon, we decided on a whim to take the ferry from Old San Juan across the bay to …
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El Yunque was one of the places we had decided to visit before we even arrived in Puerto Rico. Less than an hour from San Juan, it is the only …
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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 …