1. Jacques Torres Chocolate Named after its founder, Jacques Torres, who grew up in a small town in the southern region of Provence, this chocolate shop tops the…
“Faghat seyr mikonam.” For the adventurous eater venturing into Kabul’s street food scene, these three Dari words—which roughly translates to “I’m just looking”—are key. To stroll by Kabul’s…
1. Di Fara Pizza Di Fara Pizza thrives on the mouthwatering flavor of each bite of its fresh pies. The unorganized, long lines are a worthwhile penance to…
The Irish have contributed quite a bit to civilization. One way to celebrate their achievements is to visit an Irish-themed pub. These watering holes are scattered throughout the…
The Park Slope neighborhood in Brooklyn is home to some of the most delectable cupcakes shops in New York City. Bakeries have been competing for two decades to…
Editor’s Note: This post was written by guest contributor Katie Greenaway. The center of Florence, Italy, has countless ristoranti and trattorie. How do you choose? The waiters in…