Specialty coffee is still a relative novelty in Lisbon, but it's growing, and we tell you where to find it.
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Visiting Lisbon, Portugal: What to See, Where to Eat and Drink, Fall 2016 Edition
As soon as our taxi left the highway leading from the airport and started navigating the narrow cobblestone streets lined with colorful tiled buildings, we were smitten with beautiful Lisbon. The hilly topography, which we would spend hours walking up and down over the next week, only added to the charm, especially as it provided frequent miradouros (views) of the city and the coast.
Read MoreA foggy fall morning in Zagreb. View from Gornji Grad (or Upper Town).
Zagreb: A Rough Guide to Coffee and Food, Fall 2016 Edition
I have taken a liking to Zagreb, since my first visit in 2014, and feel more comfortable with each annual visit I’ve made since then — I have my regular coffee and food spots I make the rounds of, and friends I visit.
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Eating & Drinking Denver, Colorado: Fall 2016 Edition
Earlier this year our friends moved from Brooklyn to Denver, Colorado. This fall we had the chance to visit Denver so we could see their new lives and explore the Mile-High City for our first time. In just a few short days we ate and drank a bunch (shocker!); here are some of the spots we really enjoyed.
Read MorePhở Bò on the streets of Hà Nội, Vietnam
Sporadic Bursts of Instant Gratification (or, The Most Memorable Bites of the Year), 2016 edition
This year saw a lot of travel as we kicked off the year traveling around Southeast Asia for six weeks, visiting India, Singapore, southern Thailand and Vietnam. We ate a lot of incredible food on our inaugural visit to Vietnam, many of which made it here. There was always fish sauce on the table and, on occasion, a “grand cru” from Phu Quoc.
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