In recent years, there has been a growing trend among travelers to visit destinations that they have seen on TV as filming locations for their favorite shows and movies. This trend, known as "set-jetting," has become increasingly popular as people seek out unique and immersive travel experiences. Let’s take a closer look at the set-jetting trend and popular set-jetting destinations.
With so much to see and do, it can be overwhelming to decide on what to do in Lisbon, Portugal. But don't worry, I've got you covered. In this blog post, I'll share some of the best things to do in Lisbon, from visiting iconic landmarks to exploring the city's vibrant neighborhoods. So pack your bags and get ready to discover the charms of Lisbon.
Portuguese food is heavily influenced by the country's history and geography, with ingredients like cod, olive oil, and wines playing a prominent role in many dishes. Whether you're in the mood for traditional Portuguese fare or international cuisine, Lisbon has something for everyone. Here are my picks for the best places to eat in Lisbon.
If you're looking for a quieter and more peaceful vacation, January may be the perfect time to travel. During this time of year, many destinations are less crowded, which can make for a more enjoyable and relaxing vacation. Additionally, travel prices are often lower in January due to the off-peak season. Let’s review my top picks for where to travel in January for your upcoming vacation!
Portuguese food is heavily influenced by the country's history and geography, with ingredients like cod, olive oil, and wines playing a prominent role in many dishes. Whether you're in the mood for traditional Portuguese fare or international cuisine, Lisbon has something for everyone. Here are my picks for the best places to eat in Lisbon.
Many tourists only have time to squeeze in a day trip from Lisbon so they don’t have much time to experience the cuisine. But I encourage you to stay a little longer if you can because Sintra has some hidden gem restaurants (including Michelin star restaurants) worth trying. Here are my picks for the best Sintra restaurants for breakfast, lunch, happy hour, and dinner.
Kansas City is well known for their delicious barbecue, but Kansas City, MO is not just a culinary one trick pony. Kansas City, MO offers dozens of unique and high quality cuisines that will impress and delight. Here are my picks for the best food in Kansas City. In this round-up, I cover the best food in Kansas City for every meal so that you have a good idea of where to eat on your weekend getaway!
New Orleans is a foodie’s paradise. There are so many amazing places to eat in New Orleans that you could plan your entire trip around the food. With New Orleans food, you’re likely to get a lot of Cajun and Creole flavors as well as soul food influence. In this round-up, I’m going to touch on every meal so that you have a good idea of where to eat in New Orleans during your next trip!
There are plenty of restaurants to choose from when you visit Scottsdale, Arizona ranging from budget-friendly to super luxe! Whether you’re looking for fresh, top-shelf margaritas paired with tableside prepared guacamole or bloody Mary creations paired with brunch favorites, you’ll love these top restaurants in Scottsdale.
For a really exquisite dining experience, you must make reservations at Virtù Honest Craft, nestled in the Bespoke Inn bed and breakfast. It’s an intimate, white-tablecloth restaurant with outdoor seating underneath twinkling candles and string lights. Fire and water features make the courtyard feel magical. Not only is the setting spectacular, but the food is incredible.
Dubbed as “foodtopia”, Asheville, NC is home to many culinary delights. Locally sourced, fresh ingredients are very important to Asheville chefs and restaurant owners. In fact, I don’t think I’ve ever visited a place that emphasizes the use of locally sourced foods more than in Asheville, NC. Here’s my round-up of the best places to eat in Asheville, NC for every meal.
Though Key West may not be considered a culinary hotspot, the destination does offer some really delicious places to eat - especially if you like seafood or Cuban food. Plus, it’s hard to beat the ocean views that many of the island restaurants offer. Check out this related post to get a round-up of where to eat in Key West for every meal.
