Category Archives: food

Toronto for me was a city that I definitely wanted to see, but it wasn’t necessarily on the top of my list. I had the opportunity to travel there for a short work trip and oh my, Toronto is a gem of a city with a vibrant scene and an even better food scene. MyContinue reading “Toronto Eats”

Probably the smallest country in Europe, but one of the most beautiful! Now this list is super small since I had about 18 hours in the city, so there wasn’t a lot of time to try a lot of places. But I would definitely go back for a weekend trip. I didn’t plan anything beforehandContinue reading “Luxembourg City Eats”

Dublin might be one of the most surprising cities for me when it comes to the food scene. When you think Dublin/Ireland, in my head I think of Guinness, Fish n Chips, and heavier dishes. What I found instead was a stunning, vibrant, diverse food scene. From the brunch options to the light Mediterranean fareContinue reading “Dublin Eats”

Paris is one of those cities that everyone flocks to and that everyone falls in love with. Personally, I say skip Paris and go somewhere better. Yes, they have some great sites to see and yes they have some good pastries; but my experiences in Paris have been less than desirable. If you are anContinue reading “Paris Eats”

I have always loved Barcelona – the beauty, the food, and the party scene – what isn’t to love? But as I have matured and grown up, I am less drawn to the party scene and more drawn to the art and culture this city has to offer. Barcelona is definitely a large city withContinue reading “Barcelona Eats”

Trier is a small town in the South-West part of Germany that borders Luxembourg (in fact it is only about a 30ish minute drive into Luxembourg City). While Trier is small, they have the cutest, most picturesque town with old architecture with lots of charm and character. The city center is super walkable and theyContinue reading “Trier Eats”

Rhode Island is probably not on a lot of people’s list of states to visit. It is small, but it is gorgeous with some incredible seafood. I had the pleasure of living in Rhode Island for about 4 years and I try to go back and visit every few years. The best time to goContinue reading “Rhode Island Eats”

Boston is such a historic city and while I have never spent more than 48 hours in Boston, I have done my fair share of dining here. For the perfect weekend in Boston, wake up and grab coffee and brunch at Tatte, go see a Baseball Game at Fenway with hot dogs and beer ofc,Continue reading “Boston Eats”