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9 top restaurants & chefs on the Caribbean island of Nevis

  Photos: Timothy Leland, except where noted Visiting tiny Nevis - just 36 square miles - is treat enough, with its ravishing nature, pristine beaches, friendly, laid back locals and charming inns (including several in centuries-old former sugar plantations). But it´s also packed with 40 or so of some of the finest restaurants anywhere, with food from local farm-to-table and sea-to-table found on culturally diversified menus on a par to what you might find in some of the world´s culinary…

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Exploring the world's flavors: 5 benefits of food tours

  withlocals.com As a traveler, you get to explore the fascinating places, people, and cultures of the world - along with, inevitably, its many delicious cuisines. Everyone has to eat, and for many eating is a huge part of the travel experience - as well as a tasty way to gain a literally tasty insight to the destinations they visit. What´s more, most destinations have local tour operators which specialize in introducing visitors to the wonderful culinary experiences and heritage of their…

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A Destination to Celebrate: Eastern Scheldt Lobster Season in the Netherlands

  The beginning of spring sees the start of each year's Eastern Scheldt lobster season in the southernnmost province of The Netherlands, Zeeland. This world-famours lobster -- as well as the region's bounty of oysters, other crustaceans and fish from the waters of the North Sea -- make Zeeland and its fantastic restaurants a place of annual pilgrimage for lovers of good seafood.   

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5 savory spots in San Diego for world cuisine

    California's second largest city is known for its seafood and Mexican cuisine (it is after all just 20 minutes from the border). But increasingly it's also home to a wide menu of world cuisine - including some you might not expect! Here are five tasty examples I came across recently: read post      

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  • Here, here! https://www.washingtonpost.com/travel/2023/02/17/airplane-food-tren...
    The airplane food is good. No, really.
    Airline catering companies are dragging airplane food into the 21st century by incorporating fermentation, vegan recipes and alternative meats into t…
  • Would you dare_ https://edition.cnn.com/travel/japan-food-insects-intl-hnk/index.html
    https://edition.cnn.com/travel/japan-food-insects-intl-hnk/index.html
  • France and food - what could be better? One excellent way of getting beneath the surface of both is to travel for its many food festivals, and the Guardian clues us in to some of the best: https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2023/feb/15/10-best-food-festiva...
    Mange tout: 10 of the best food festivals in France
    From a 15,000-egg omelette and four courses of figs to a famous lemon carnival, here’s a foodie tour de France
  • Now here´s a bit of a new foodie frontier, for sure https://www.travelandleisure.com/albania-food-destination-plan-your...
  • I'm heading to Atlanta in a couple of weeks and am staying near and going to a convention near the Georgia world Congress Center.
    Which restaurants do you recommend nearby?
    • Hello there, Sandi. Atlanta can be a great dining town but it would help to know a bit about your tastes and budget. Just off the top of my head, there are a couple of restos which nicely update Southern food, both a 10 minute drive away: Sweet Georgia´s Juke Joint on the "soul food" side of things (try the chicken and waffles, and follow it up with the peach cobbler!) along with regular live music, and White Oak (love their take on shrimp and grits and fried green tomatoes, plus a great selection of bourbon and whiskey). Others include New South Kitchen and Restaurant 10 (especially for BBQ). And if you like Mexican, try the upscale modern take on it at Alma Cocina.
  • When I was a student at Georgetown University and on all my subsequent visits to Washington DC I loved trying all the different ethnic restaurants in a city full of embassies and immigrants. And this piece about the recent DC food festival New Kitchens on the Block included several interesting-sounding newbies - perhaps the most intriguing being "Thai-Italian fusion" lol: https://www.axios.com/local/washington-dc/2023/05/22/new-kitchens-o...
  • Travel+Leisure recently shone the spotlight on a cool new restaurant in Minneapolis called Owamni, specializing in nouvelle, First Nations-inspired cuisine - sounds yummy! https://www.travelandleisure.com/owamni-indigenous-food-lab-minneap...
    The Country's Best New Restaurant Is a Tribute to Indigenous Cultures Across North America
    The Minneapolis restaurant was named Best New Restaurant in the 2022 James Beard Awards. And it's not the only place to experience Indigenous culture…
  • It's that time again, when it seems that every travel media outlet comes out with its "musts" for 2023. And so here's TravelNoire.com with a quintet of top foodie destinations: https://travelnoire.com/will-travel-for-food-top-5-foodie-destinati...
  • The Daily Beast recently ran a piece on restaurant picks in Richmond, yum! (And best check it out on your phone, which is free, because the desktop version wants you to subscribe before viewing): https://www.thedailybeast.com/where-to-eat-in-richmond-virginia?via...
    Our Tips on Where to Eat in Richmond, Virginia
    Getting to dine in Richmond may be one of the best things about visiting this city.
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