Some cities know how to put on an amazing Christmas market, and Edinburgh is definitely one of them. The Scottish capital is incredibly charming even without the festive magic, but when December arrives, the city transforms completely.  It turns into a dazzling winter wonderland with Edinburgh’s holiday lights, decorated trees,...

Rome might be best known for its ancient sites, but during Christmas, the city lights up with festive magic. Imagine Christmas markets filling centuries-old streets, church bells ringing through the air, music echoing from every corner, and stalls selling some of the best food in Rome with a seasonal twist....

Barcelona may not be known to everyone for its festive celebrations, but anyone from the Catalan capital will tell you that this city truly knocks it out of the park at Christmas. Here, festive cheer meets Catalan culture, with this particular holiday playing an important role in society due to...

Thanksgiving dinner is one of my favorite traditions, full stop. Many of the readers of this blog may know my story already, but for those who don’t, my name is Kenny, and I’m the founder of Eating Europe Food Tours. Despite my love for Italian food, which I hope comes through...

Why Shoreditch is Made for Brunch Lovers London has no shortage of brilliant brunch spots, but nowhere rivals Shoreditch for its sheer variety. This vibrant foodie hub, filled with street eats, hip cafés, and creative kitchens, sets the stage for some of the city’s best brunch experiences, which is why...

What Makes a Great Tiramisu? I don’t think anyone could argue with me when I say tiramisu is the best of the best when it comes to Italian desserts. This layered specialty, which regularly features on my Rome food tours, is made of coffee-drenched ladyfingers, mascarpone cream, cocoa powder, and...

Nestled just beside the legendary literary café Les Deux Magots, Le Comptoir feels like an elegant younger sibling, one that stays true to tradition while embracing a more relaxed, everyday charm. It’s not a reinvention of the classic but rather a continuation with a modern rhythm, tailored for those seeking...

Photo credit: Bofinger Stepping into Bofinger feels like stepping into a different era, one lined with white tablecloths, curved banquettes, and a towering stained-glass dome that makes you instinctively lower your voice, as if out of reverence. Founded in 1864, it’s one of Paris’s oldest brasseries and remains a landmark...