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A Perpetual Party: Our Recommendations for Dive Bars in NYC

The dive bar is a unique American drinking institution. Sure, there are shabby, well-worn bars the world over, but there’s something about the sticky floors, the graffiti-tagged bathroom walls, the wine selection that is “red” or “white,” and how the main room looks better with the lights off. Visiting dive bars in NYC make you […]

Woman holding a margarita at a rooftop bar overlooking Florence, Italy

5 Rooftop Bars in Florence That Locals Love

These rooftop bars in Florence offer first-class tickets for the best views in town—and no, we didn’t forget the wine.  When in Florence, you’ll notice that Brunelleschi’s famous dome seems to follow you everywhere—a constant reminder that yes, this is the cradle of the Renaissance. So, after a long day pounding the pavement, get on top—of a […]

Three smiling servers at a Basque bar holding plates of pintxos at Bar Txapetxa.

Where to Eat in San Sebastian: A Foodie Guide

When you’re in San Sebastian—widely considered Europe’s best foodie city—the question of where to eat becomes even more important.San Sebastian is a verified culinary wonderland. Here, rustic, age-old pintxos bars stand side by side with modern, experimental gastro hubs. And both of the above are sure to use fresh, locally sourced seasonal ingredients to ensure […]

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Our 6 Favorite Spots for Brunch in San Sebastian

San Sebastian is home to some of the best food in the world, and that’s also true for brunch. While brunch isn’t an age-old Basque tradition, San Sebastian’s reputation for innovative cuisine naturally lends itself to embracing this trendy mid-morning meal.And so we’re here today to talk about the best options for brunch in San […]

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5 Barcelona Restaurants That Are Almost Always Open—Even on Holidays

In Spain we love to celebrate! We thus find many reasons to have a national or local holiday, which subsequently means that many restaurants are closed.But there are always those few wonderful underdogs that stay open on Sundays, Mondays, Festes Majors (like this one in Gràcia) and even during religious holidays. As a visitor to Barcelona, […]