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Copenhagen Restaurants: A Local’s Guide to Where to Eat
Why Copenhagen Is One of Europe’s Great Dining Cities Copenhagen usually doesn’t get lumped in with the other big-hitting foodie cities around Europe, like Rome or Paris. But this city has redefined modern cooking through the New Nordic Movement, and its position in the global food scene is firmly established....
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The Ultimate Guide to London Pub Crawls: Top Routes and Tips
The pub scene in London is legendary, offering everything from centuries-old taverns to trendy gastropubs buzzing with modern flair. A well-planned pub crawl is a great addition to a London food tour as it gives you the chance to experience the city’s diverse drinking culture and the lively local atmosphere. ...
I’ll be the first to admit that I massively underestimated the quality of the wine bars in Amsterdam! My first few trips to the city were spent focusing on meat-based dishes, desserts, and beers, and it wasn’t until recent years that I explored the wine culture here. These days, wine...
The 9 Best Vegetarian Restaurants in Amsterdam
Whether you’re strolling around the impossibly cool streets of De Pijp or exploring the artsy corners of Jordaan, you’ll rarely be far from some top-quality vegetarian restaurants in Amsterdam. If you’ve been on any of my Amsterdam food tours, this likely won’t come as a surprise to you! While it...
Amsterdam Street Food: Exploring the Best Local Eats
Amsterdam boasts a vibrant street food culture that blends traditional Dutch treats with global flavors. This guide will help you discover the city’s best street food dishes and markets as well as how to integrate them into an Amsterdam food tour. Must-Try Amsterdam Street Food Dishes Amsterdam is filled with...
Czech Republic Food: A Guide to Traditional Dishes and Drinks
The Czech Republic’s food scene is incredible, with wholesome meat-based dishes, nourishing soups, and super sweet pastries providing insight into the country’s lengthy history. I’ve always found Czech food culture to be massively underrated, but that’s made my Prague food tours more enjoyable. In this guide, I’ll detail the must-try...
Mercearia do Bernardino Review: A Local’s Hidden Treasure in Gaia
If there’s one thing I’ve learned from my food tours in Porto, it’s that some of the best meals aren’t found in the city center but just across the river in Vila Nova de Gaia. That’s exactly the case with Mercearia do Bernardino, a grocery store turned restaurant where tradition,...
Jenever: The Traditional Dutch and Belgian Spirit
Along with iconic artists, colorful tulip fields, and tasty cheese, The Netherlands is renowned for a particular liquor. Jenever, a centuries-old, juniper-flavored spirit, is a source of pride for both the Dutch and the Belgians. Sampling some is always a highlight of my Amsterdam food tours, as this malty drink...
Brown Café Amsterdam: Explore the Heart of Dutch Pub Culture
The fabled brown cafes of Amsterdam are arguably as worthy of a visit as any landmark or tourist attraction. Few places in the city encapsulate Dutch culture and traditions like these inviting, rustic nooks, where gezelligheid, otherwise known as coziness, and social gatherings go hand-in-hand. I’ve discussed these cafes on...