Txakoli (pronounced cha-ko-lee) is the signature white wine of Spain’s Basque Country. It’s light, crisp, slightly effervescent, and made to be enjoyed fresh. While it’s a local staple, many travelers are just discovering its charm. In this guide, you’ll learn what makes Txakoli unique, how to drink it like a...

Croquetas in San Sebastian embody Basque cuisine. They’re made from a thick bechamel sauce, mixed with other diced ingredients and perfectly deep fried to be crispy on the outside, yet creamy on the inside. Popular accent ingredients for Basque croquetas in San Sebastian include jamón, wild mushrooms, and salt cod....

Breakfast in San Sebastian is more than just part of the morning routine. It’s more of a casual ritual that sets the tone for a day with culinary delights that crush even the best hotel continental breakfast. Locals and travelers alike ease into the day at sunlit cafés, savoring flaky...

Amsterdam has a thriving craft cocktail scene with an impressive array of speakeasy-style lounges, traditional bars, pubs, and rooftop bars with a skyline view. Around every corner, you’ll find Dutch bartenders shaking up bold flavors, to keep you properly refreshed on an Amsterdam food tour. A City That Knows Its...

San Sebastian is the culinary crown jewel of Spain’s Basque coast. The city and the people’s relationship with the sea has created a foodie paradise renowned for its world-class restaurants, vibrant pintxo bars, and deep-rooted gastronomic traditions. Whether you’re making reservations at a Michelin-starred fine dining restaurant or settling in...

When it comes to unforgettable culinary experiences few places in the world can hold a candle to the delectable pintxos of San Sebastián. They’re the Basque Country’s answer to tapas, typically skewered with a toothpick atop a small slice of bread and show off the local food culture and world-class...

I have fond memories of chilly Prague evenings, the air crisp with the scent of woodsmoke, and a steaming bowl of rich, paprika-infused goulash in front of me with a dark Czech beer. It’s the kind of meal that warms you from the inside out, like you’d expect on a...

Prague has quietly transformed from a city of beer halls and hearty foods into one of Europe’s fine dining hot spots. Today, elegance and innovation define the culinary landscape. The city even boasts a growing collection of Michelin-starred restaurants where Czech traditional ingredients are elevated with world-class technique. These stars...