Lunch in Barcelona, when done right, can be both very affordable and of tremendous quality. Here in Spain, lunch is the main meal of the day, so many restaurants offer a “menú del día”—a fixed-price lunch deal that usually includes a primero (first course), a segundo (second course) and postre (dessert) and is typically cheaper […]
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6 Seville Restaurants that Are Open on Most Public Holidays
Posted on February 11, 2020
It’s often said that most Spaniards don’t live to work; they work to live.And for most, a good life usually means delicious food, great company, and plenty of free time to enjoy both. This year, Andalusia and every other region in Spain will be observing a total of 12 festivos, or holidays—more than most other […]
When to Eat in Rome: Breakfast, Lunch, Aperitivo & Dinner Times
Posted on January 11, 2020
Forget your eating schedule back home—it’s time to immerse yourself in Roman culture by embracing local eating times.All European countries have different eating schedules: northern countries tend to dine earlier while southerners grab their meals later. And time is so relative: 6 p.m. is “dinner time” in London yet “aperitivo time” in Rome, which means […]
Hidden Paris: Speakeasies, Hidden Bars & Where to Find Them in Paris
Posted on December 9, 2019
Enter through a laundromat, a pizza place or an Indian restaurant; the basement of a creperie, the back of a mezcaleria or through a dimly-lit red door on a street in Le Marais. Behind the graffitied facade of what seems to be a crumbling edifice in Strasbourg-Saint Denis, you’ll find one. Or in the back of […]
How to Celebrate New Year’s Eve in San Sebastian: A Local’s Guide
Posted on November 28, 2019
Out with the old, in with the new—we’re celebrating New Year’s Eve in San Sebastian! With the unique Basque culture, beautiful beaches and streets filled with bars and restaurants serving some of the best food in Europe (don’t miss the most typical foods in San Sebastian), it’s no wonder why San Sebastian is the dream destination of many […]
Step Back in Time at 7 Centennial Establishments in Madrid
Posted on November 26, 2019
Madrid is a fascinating mix of historic and modern. On streets such as Calle Fuencarral, you can find symbols of globalization and modernization such as Starbucks, Dunkin’ Donuts, and an Adidas shop. However, nestled amongst the commerce, you will find the small Virgen de la Soledad chapel, dating back to 1712. But the hidden gems don’t […]
5 Great Spots to Try Vermouth in San Sebastian
Posted on October 23, 2019
Waking up your appetite like a local with a marianito among friends is a must when in the Basque Country.Trying out this controversial drink may not be the first thing on your to-do list when traveling in Spain. After all, for many of us, the word “vermouth” brings back images of that old Martini bottle […]
Seville in November: 5 Fun Things To Do This Fall Season
Posted on October 2, 2019
It’s time to pack away your beach clothes and break out your most stylish coat. It’s November and fall has arrived in Seville.Now that the last heat wave of the year has finally passed, it’s time to settle in for fall fun here in the Andalusian capital. There’s still plenty of sunny weather to go […]
The Real Reasons Why Everyone Loves Montmartre
Posted on September 13, 2019
I first fell in love with Montmartre on the big screen, thanks to its starring role in Amélie. And like my heroine’s own connection to her neighborhood, it’s the first place I started to feel at home in Paris.When I visited a shared apartment in Montmartre which came with all the basics as well as […]
4 Perfect Days of Eating in Rome
Posted on August 21, 2019
We have a saying: “one life isn’t enough for Rome.”And it’s probably true. But if you only have four days in Rome, here’s where you should eat, drink and hang out.Photo Credit: Abbie Stark, Text Overlay: Devour Rome Food ToursAn itinerary for four days in RomeIn theory, finding places to eat in Rome is pretty […]
