Posts Tagged ‘Food’
Coffee and Brunch in Canandaigua, New York: Top 5 Places
If you’ve read a few of my other articles or travel guides, then you know I love coffee. Canandaigua passed the coffee check with their variety of cafes offering seasonal fun drinks. Here are my top 5 places for coffee and brunch in Canandaigua: Simply Crepes One of my favorite places for breakfast or brunch,…
Read MoreWhere to Eat in Iasi, Romania
Since this was my first time visiting Romania, it was a priority for me to eat at a traditional Romanian restaurant. Luckily, I had the benefit to eat home-cooked traditional Romanian food and Palinka while also eating at my host’s recommendation for Romanian food. Below are both my recommendations and my host’s for where to…
Read More10 Classic Danish Food and Drinks to Try: Tastes of Denmark
Experience nordic cuisine, with some dishes dating back to the Viking era. Denmark has become a foodie central with the growing number of Michelin-star restaurants in Copenhagen adding new flare to traditional nordic dishes. Be sure to try these 10 classic Danish food and drinks during your visit to Denmark. Smørrebrød Open sandwiches. The base…
Read More15 Must-Try Food and Drinks in Cyprus
Calling all foodies! Get ready to shower your taste buds in endless flavors! Part of traveling is experiencing the food, drinks, and flavors native to the country and Cyprus does not disappoint. I’m not a dedicated foodie, but participating in the endless Meze numerous times throughout my trip was one of my most favorite experiences…
Read MoreWhere to Eat in Larnaca, Cyprus: Larnaca Dining Guide
Meze, meze, and more meze! This was one of my trips where I could not stop eating because of all the delicious foods! Larnaca was also the city where I found my all time favorite breakfast/brunch dish… the location is shared below. Larnaca is a predominantly Greek city, so the majority of my recommendations are…
Read MoreTop 5 Best Places in Stockholm for Swedish Meatballs
Did you even visit Sweden if you didn’t eat Swedish meatballs? My foodies… you’re in for a treat! Originally brought from Turkey in the 18th century by King Charles XII of Sweden, this classic dish is still served today in the traditional style of Swedish meatballs, mashed potatoes, pickled cucumbers, and lingonberry jam. After eating…
Read MoreTop 10 Foods to Try in Latvia: Delicious Latvian Cuisine
If you visit a new country and don’t try the local food, did you even really see the country? A part of traveling is food, drinks, and flavors native to the area and culture. A few years ago, researching restaurants and creating a list of local dishes I wanted to try wasn’t a part of…
Read MoreBest Coffee Spots in Riga: Explore Riga’s Finest Cafes
Traveling can get tiring, and you find yourself reaching for the caffeine. It may be one of the easier options, but don’t settle for Starbucks… please. You can get that at home. Instead, pop into one of the local cafes to experience the local cafe culture, meet new people, enjoy a delicious cup of tea…
Read MoreBest Bars for Vodka in Krakow: A DIY Tasting Tour Guide
When I visited Poland, I was a solo traveler during the off-tourist season, so I experienced a lot of my tours and excursions canceling or moving around my dates since they couldn’t get anyone else to join. One of my tragic cancellations was my vodka tasting tour in Krakow. On TripAdvisor or other big tour…
Read MoreTraditional Polish Pierogi Recipe
A favorite local dish and most likely one of the first images you think of when you hear “Poland.” The name derives from an old Slovian word “pir,” which means a feast, party, or merry gathering. Pierogi first came to Poland in the 13th century from Ruthenia, which was once part of Poland, who received…
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