Tag: dining
Listicles
Jun 15, 20208 Enticing Activities in Barcelona
Barcelona is a polished, Catalan city hugging the Mediterranean in northeast Spain, about 100 miles south of the Spanish-French border. It lures visitors year-round for its temperate climate, terrific seafood, amazing culture, architecture and art.
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Madrid: A Destination for All Ages
However one is traveling, what matters is having fun and creating unforgettable memories. Among many ways to travel, multigenerational trips — on which grandparents, parents and children get to spend quality time together — are gaining popularity. Setting out on this sort of adventure? Madrid has something to offer everyone!
Listicles
Mar 19, 2020Rhode Island’s Best Seafood Shacks
When the weather warms up in Rhode Island, locals head to lunch and dinner at the state’s numerous seafood shacks to enjoy soft buns stuffed with fresh, savory crabmeat, fried clams or lobster.
Budget
Jan 4, 2020Budget-Friendly Family Dining Near White Mountain Ski Areas
A day’s skiing or riding is bound to work up a hearty appetite, but the restaurants in New Hampshire’s Mt Washington Valley have you covered. Located within a few minutes of at least one of the region’s six ski mountains, these restaurants offer money-saving specials all week.
Listicles
Dec 22, 2019Best Family-Friendly Dining in Nashville
Headed to Nashville with the family? This city offers an amazing food scene, no matter your tastes. Whether you’re looking for some classic southern fare or you want to try the best of Nashville’s talented chefs, this city serves it up.
Destinations / Europe
Dec 10, 2019Wintertime Delights in Italy’s Luminous Northwest
The sun-soaked beaches and piazzas of summer often come to mind when we envision what makes the perfect Italian holiday. However, there’s something to be said for visiting the country during the off season, as it presents itself as an entirely different place, with unexpectedly delightful new ways to appreciate its dolce vita in the forms of food, wine, art, culture, and sophisticated urban life. This is particularly true in Piedmont (a.k.a. Piemonte), which sits at the top of the “boot” and attaches to France.