Iceland was an impoverished country historically, and inhabitants had to be inventive when it came to storing food and making sure that nothing went to waste. This caused our ancestors to come up with food that sounds awful to many foreigners (and even to... more »
Food and Drink Travel Articles
5 Weirdest Traditional Icelandic Foods
Iceland has some unique traditions when it comes to food. Here are the 5 strangest ones.
Top 10 Nightlife Spots in Barbados
Want to be swept up in the full Bajan experience? Then Oistin’s Fish Fry is the place to do it. Known best for its food, Oistins has a wide variety of Caribbean delicacies such as, swordfish, marlin, mahimahi and of course, our national ...more »
The Great Taste of Early Summer
Traditional cooking in Cyprus is fun because family meals are linked to the passing seasons. There are so many different types of seasonal fruit and vegetables to enjoy which taste marvelous because they are homegrown on the island and are ...more »
Ice Cream Places in São Paulo
Every time I decide to write a new article, it’s amazing how absolutely nothing pops up in my head for the first few minutes. Then I start to think about the experiences I’ve had recently and that’s when I realized the two highlights ...more »
A Day in Reykjavik for 10 Euros or Less
It‘s your last day in Reykjavik and you‘ve just woken up in your hotel. You’ve had an excellent trip so far and you‘re kind of hung over after the excellent time you had last night at the bars downtown. You go down to the cafeteria ...more »
Burger Loving in São Paulo
The most commented topic in gastronomical world this week has been the cool festival called SP Burger Fest, which is in its second edition so far, and will be held until the end of the month in 43 different restaurants. The purpose of the ...more »
Festas Juninas - June Celebrations
If you can't get enough of street food fairs, and want to add some childhood fun and folklore to your feast, Festas Juninas in the city of São Paulo are definitely the way to go! Originally, Festa Junina (also know as Festa de São João) ...more »
Vive Le Français! Seoul's Own French Quarter
By Ryan Walters for My Destination Seoul If food and drink comprises the most essential part of culture, then Paris Croissant, a true French bakery, is the Mecca for Seoulites looking to find a piece of France in Korea’s capital ...more »
World Street Food Congress 2013
For many of those wandering the world, food is an important part of their travelling experience. They are interested in new encounters and new flavours. They believe there’s no better way to discover the soul of a destination than ...more »
Cutters of Barbados takes first Prize
You could say it all started in 1752 when George Washington visited Barbados. He was looking for a place to help brother, Lawrence, recover from TB; and found a paradise sweetened with rum. Skip to Gadsby's Tavern in old Town Alexandria ...more »
"Our battered suitcases were piled on the sidewalk again; we had longer ways to go. But no matter, the road is life" - Jack Kerouac
Icelanders are resourceful in storing food and letting nothing go to waste. Here is the result...