Eataly NYC Downtown: A quick trip to Italy
Eataly NYC Downtown isn’t a store; it’s a destination.
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Dining at Hakata Tonton: The next best thing to visiting Mount Fuji
Except for an inconspicuous red lantern hanging outside, Hakata Tonton is well hidden in an old brick tenement on a mostly-residential street in Greenwich Village.
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Le Coucou: Serious French food in NYC that doesn’t take itself too seriously
As Seekenders on a city staycation, we decided to check out the buzz about a recently opened French restaurant, Le Coucou.
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Cooking grilled Portuguese chouriço at home
A tale of a failed home-cooking experiment with Portuguese chouriço (sausage).
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Taste Porto Food Tours: Savoring a Magnificent City in Small Bites
We met Luis, our guide with Taste Porto Food Tours, on a sunny street corner close to the central market, Mercearia Do Bolhao
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Purdy’s Farmer and the Fish: Fresh and local
Purdy’s Farmer and the Fish in North Salem, NY, offers an unbeatable mix of fresh and local ingredients, and old and new.
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Evangeline: French bistro with Creole soul in Calistoga
After visiting Evangeline, a new French bistro in Calistoga, California, the author has one regret: It’s that she didn’t eat more…
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Bastille Day: Everyone can eat like they’re French
Bastille Day falls on Thursday, July 14th this year, a day when everyone feels a little French.
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Toronto: Friendly, Foreign and Nearby
Guest contributors John and Sandra Nowlan describe the sights and tastes of Toronto, old and new. This rich and bustling metropolis, the largest city in Canada, draws Canadian, American and other international tourists.
