Bologna is the undisputed culinary capital of Italy. That said, when it comes to food in Bologna, we tend to hear more about hearty plates of tagliatelle al ragù and tortellini en brodo than breakfast dishes. However, that doesn’t mean you can’t secure some tasty morning-time fare during your visit....

Bologna, known fondly as ‘La Grassa,’ meaning ‘the fat one,’ is at the heart of Italy’s gastronomic landscape. Along with the city’s plethora of world-class restaurants and buzzing cafes, Bologna boasts some fantastic food markets, where street eats and fresh produce are in abundance. I always make sure to include...

Edinburgh’s Old Town area is a culinary hotspot that’s steeped in history. The restaurants here offer a hearty blend of traditional Scottish food, modern fine dining, and cozy pub dining that makes it a must-visit on an Edinburgh food tour.  Why Edinburgh’s Old Town is a Great Place to Eat...

Edinburgh has a vibrant bakery scene that is one of Scotland’s secret gems. The Scottish capital has an eclectic mix of traditional bakeries, modern patisseries, and unique specialty shops. Each offers a variety of classic Scottish treats, European-inspired pastries, and artisan breads to fit perfectly into an Edinburgh food tour....

Edinburgh’s much-loved Grassmarket area isn’t just a historic, incredibly photogenic corner of the city; it’s among the best spots in town for dining experiences. While you’ll likely want to sample some authentic Scottish fare while you’re there, plenty of Grassmarket restaurants specialize in international flavors if you’re craving something a...

Cranachan is one of Scotland’s most iconic desserts, with a history and flavor that lets you truly taste Edinburgh’s culture. Authentic cranachan is made from fresh raspberries toasted oats and decadent layers of whisky-infused cream. It’s one of those must-try desserts you need to experience more than once on a...

Madrid’s bar scene is as vibrant as the city itself, blending historic taverns with sleek cocktail lounges. Whether you want to savor tapas with a glass of vermouth, explore craft cocktails, or enjoy late-night churros after a lively evening, there are tons of great bars to visit on a Madrid...

Madrid is awash with an eclectic mix of historic bakeries, modern artisanal pastry shops, and local cafés that offer a stunning array of bread and sweet treats. With so many high-end baked goods around, it’s no wonder why Spanish pastries and breads play an essential role in the local food...