New York is a city I either need to spend more than 5 nights in or else keep visiting every year. There was a period where I went to New York City 5 years in a row, so when I realized it had been 2 years since I’d been there, it made sense why I was … Continue reading
Normally when I go away, I scour over fine dining options, to choose my “1 high end meal” of the trip. I start with the World’s Best 50 and Michelin lists, and I start whittling my list down through careful research until I finally choose. But my trip to Rome was different. My goal was … Continue reading
There are so many wonderful things about getting to spend a week in one city but the best 2 things, for me are that you get to explore the city at a leisurely pace and there’s good time to make a dent in my food list. On this trip, what I learned was with a … Continue reading
As you can probably tell, I am a food traveler. My main motivation for exploring new places is build new flavour memories. My travel itinerary is built around the meals/food I will have and then filled in between, with exploring the city’s sites close to the food adventures I have planned. With the thought of … Continue reading
My goal in coming to Rome was to find great versions of classic Roman dishes. I wasn’t looking for a great variety and I didn’t fill my eating schedule in advance like I usually do. This wasn’t a trip about cutting-edge or avant-garde cuisine, I just wanted good Roman/Italian food. When I first started traveling … Continue reading
I am in Rome and it’s time to get back to doing what I love to do. I can’t believe my last post was in February. No excuses, just real life getting in the way. It’s not that I’m not eating well, I just have a hard time wanting to post in my real life. … Continue reading
After being on the been on the go for a week, R&R was definitley on the schedue and a stop in Cape Cod for a few nights seemed perfect. Before this trip, the only thing I knew about Cape Cod was from black and white images of the Kennedy’s summering there. But that was enough for … Continue reading
