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The best sweet shops in Gracia, are also some of the best sweet shops in Barcelona. Spend a day or a week exploring this local suburb and taste some of Barcelona’s finest pastries, cakes, and cookies. Barcelona has long been famous for its churros and Crème Catalana but in the last few years, a trend for creative and decadent sweet shops has been emerging.
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The best outdoor dining options in Barcelona are also some of the best restaurants in the city. Eating outside is usually available year-round in Barcelona, due to the city’s mild Mediterranean climate. Even in winter, you can find outside dining…
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Down a tiny side street off the mammoth Avenue Diagonal is a secret garden. Designed as an oasis in the heart of the bustle of Barcelona it is a stolen moment of tranquillity. During the day the trees grow shade,…
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Tulum is a foodies paradise from tiny food trucks to fine dining. Check out my list of the best restaurants in Tulum for a foodie experience. These restaurants are completely different from each other, but all have one thing in common; amazing Mexican food. Devour tacos dripping with salsa and fajitas rich with cheese. Wow your taste buds with fresh seafood at one of Tulum’s best restaurants and indulge with the ‘best pizza on earth’. Tulum is truly one of the best foodie experiences in Mexico, so make sure you don’t miss any of these unmissable restaurants.
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If you’re after an amazing foodie experience then Budapest is where you need to go. The best restaurants in Budapest are some of the best in the world with a mix of innovation, hearty home cooking and fashionable brunch locations.
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You can find some of the best foodie experiences in the world in Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark. It’s a hub for gastronomic delights that will wow all your senses from the taste, smell and sight. Copenhagen’s restaurants lead the world with innovation and the movements of slow food and ethical food practices. If you’re after the foodie experience of a lifetime then check out these great restaurants in Copenhagen.
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Mostly when you speak to people or read blogs, the consensus about Cuba and food is that it’s terrible, which is why where you eat in Havana is so important. The Cuban food was once pretty average, when all restaurants were government-run, and had to serve the same food for the same price. Now, privately-owned restaurants are popping up all over Cuba, and are changing the game when it comes to food. Finding a great restaurant can sometimes be tricky, however, especially if you venture further from the Vieja Neighbourhood. Have a guidebook with you, or make a list before you go, as you won’t be able to Google “where to eat in Havana”, while on the streets.
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Seville is a great city for exploring but also for eating and drinking. The tortillas are delicious, the churros fluffy, and the drinks cold.
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Tromsø has some of the best places to eat above the arctic circle. The town has been nicknamed the Paris of the North, because of its bustling nightlife and award-winning restaurants. This guide is all about the best places to eat in Tromsø. If you’re there to see the Northern Lights you won’t have much time to eat out for dinner, but you should definitey try and get to these for lunch.
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