Aug
6
By Anna Gibson-Farringer
If you’re visiting London, England with your sweetie, there are some romantic restaurants you should make reservations at.

Bateaux London
Bateaux London offers a unique experience of a dinner cruise. They offer beautiful views of the Thames river, live music, and a world-class dining experience. There is a jazz band on…
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Tags: London, restaurants, romance |
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Jul
30
By Kesha Coggins
Planning a weekend break in
Glasgow, Scotland and wondering where to eat yummy food in a friendly atmosphere? Check out these 5 Glasgow restaurants:

1. Ab Lib
Situated on 33 Ingram Street, Glasgow, Ab Lib will set you back a mere £12 pounds for lunch and £17 for dinner. Located…
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Tags: Glasgow, restaurants, UK |
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Jul
27
By Britt Breu

Admit it, the first thing that comes to mind when you think of
Germany is beer and sausage. It is a common stereotype, but it hides one of the true culinary jewels this country has to offer: its wine. But with labels filled with strange…
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Tags: Germany, wine |
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Jul
23
By Scott Wiener

Visiting
New York requires extensive planning, especially if your stay is short. The last thing you want to do is waste time eating at the wrong pizzerias. Manhattan alone has over 450 of them and the best ones aren't conveniently located in Times Square as many tourists…
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Tags: food, New York |
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Jul
17
By Kesha Coggins
When traveling avidly around
Italy it is very easy to take in the breath taking countryside or city sights of Italian life. Italian food is renowned the worldwide. The Italian dessert is almost sinful to the palette due to its enriched with gastronomical pleasure inducing experience.

While Italian chocolate…
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Tags: chocolate, food, Italy |
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Jul
10
By Britt Breu
If
Germany is one of the stops on your summer itinerary this year, one unbeatable cultural experience are the many wine festivals taking place throughout one of the county’s 13 wine regions.

At these festivals the spotlight shines on regional and local wines, food and entertainment. Many also…
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Tags: festivals, Germany, wine |
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Jul
6
By Anita Choudhary

It has oftentimes been stated that being a vegetarian in Spain is somewhat challenging if not difficult. The typical dish in
Spain usually contains some type of meat so it is recommended that you choose cautiously when selecting a restaurant with a vegetarian cuisine. However, with a simple…
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Jul
2
By Katie Greenaway

Definitely now summer has finally arrived, Panzanella is on the menu at many houses here in
Florence. I enjoyed this fresh Tuscan bread salad a few nights ago with delight.
Panzanella born on the fields of
Tuscany grown with passion. Living a hard life, the…
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Tags: Florence, food, Tuscany |
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Jun
19
By Fiona Lapham
Italian wine is like Italian politics; it’s complicated, barely understood by the rest of the world, and often breaks its own rules. It is also delicious and diverse.

From the fragrant whites of the north, to the sun drenched reds of the south, Italian wine is pure pleasure on the…
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Tags: Italy, Tuscany, wine |
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Jun
12
By Anita Choudhary
Jaipur, India very name makes you envisage elephants and camels with dry hot weather and sand dunes, right?

Well, it is quite true. As you enter
Jaipur the first thing that strikes you is the peculiar shade of pink on all the walls, shops and homes which has made…
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Tags: India, vegetarian |
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Jun
4
By C. O. Gumela

Everyone loves a good roast chicken but finding one that can excite your taste buds time and time again can be a challenge. Chicken must be juicy and tender with not too much fat or grease. The spices need to be just right and it should come with the accompaniments that are…
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Tags: budget |
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May
25
By Isey Talatala
In
Japan, the land of sushi and breakthrough technology, chocolate is well-loved. And as one of the world's quirkiest inventing/reinventing group of people and leading producers of chocolate, the Japanese like to surprise us time and again with their bizarre twists on our favorite food.

Take a look…
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Tags: chocolate, food |
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May
21
By Anjeeta Nayar

The island nation of
Singapore welcomes more than 10 million visitors a year. The city state offers visitors an experience which includes a distinctive amalgamation of Eastern cultures and Western amenities.
Singapore is also a great shopping destination and most locals have a penchant for trawling its many malls…
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Tags: budget, food |
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May
18
By C. O. Gumela

When on holiday in a foreign country, you’ll want to experience that particular culture to the fullest. You have schnitzel in
Frankfurt, drink wine in
Paris, eat tapas in
Madrid, and…. grab some falafel in
Amsterdam?
It’s certainly not typically Dutch, but if…
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Tags: amsterdam, budget, vegetarian |
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May
15
By C. O. Gumela
Zurich,
Switzerland is one of the busiest business hubs in Central Europe. The city wakes up early to accommodate lawyers, bankers, and politicians who need a head-start on their day. But when a cup of coffee and a croissant to go simply isn’t enough, where do…
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Tags: chocolate, Switzerland, Zurich |
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