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A night out in York: From real ale pubs to trendy wine bars

York locals reckon the city has 365 pubs within city walls – one for each day of the year. If you’re only here for a few days the choice can be overwhelming, so we’ve helped narrow down the list by selecting our five favourite drinking…

Kyle ColemanDecember 23, 2015

From tips to tapas: How to wine and dine in Madrid

For Spaniards, food is practically a religion. If you want to understand their culture and savour their essence, there’s nothing better than taking part in their gastronomic rituals – and doing it their way. They say Madrid never sleeps; one could add it never stops…

Kyle ColemanDecember 18, 2015

Jenever tasting rooms: Drinking in Amsterdam’s history

Amsterdam’s historic proeflokaal tasting rooms have been serving Dutch gin – jenever – and liqueurs for centuries. Most have changed little over time. Here are some of the best spots in Amsterdam to sip and “slurpen”. Wynand Fockink Amsterdam’s most famous proeflokaal, Wynand Fockink, is…

Kyle ColemanDecember 11, 2015

Newcastle’s coolest coffee bars, tea rooms

Newcastle is well known for its beer. Less famous is its coffee and tea culture. Not only does the city have a long-established tea blender, Ringtons, but it also features a growing number of artisanal coffee roasters. Tea rooms and cafés are the new cool…

Kyle ColemanDecember 7, 2015

Traditional stores and bars: The secret heart of Barcelona

Some of the gastronomic landmarks of the city – places where the locals have been shopping, eating and drinking for generations – are still going strong. Say farewell to the big chains and embrace the soul of Barcelona. Vermut-fuelled discussions Since the 19th century, locals…

Kyle ColemanNovember 23, 2015

What to order at Montreal’s most savory bars & restaurants

Second only to New York within all of North America, Montreal boasts a famous food scene with more restaurants per capita than any other part of Canada. Finding something to savor is never a challenge, but making the most of every meal while traveling can…

Kyle ColemanNovember 19, 2015

Philadelphia’s local beers: Where they’re made and where to drink them

Philadelphia residents have no use for mass-manufactured beers. Outstanding breweries and brewpubs are scattered about the city's neighborhoods, waiting for you to discover them. The next time you're visiting Philadelphia, make sure to raise your glass at one of these seven top breweries and brewpubs, which you…

Kyle ColemanNovember 12, 2015

The ultimate guide for Nottingham’s best pubs

A pint of real ale is essential to the classic British pub-going experience. In Nottingham you can even enjoy one at an authentic medieval inn. Any of the city’s oldest taverns provides a perfect backdrop for sampling hoppy cask ales and craft beers from local…

Kyle ColemanOctober 23, 2015

Rome’s 5 hottest neighbourhoods for an Aperitif

Romans use the after‐work, before‐dinner drink as the perfect transition to the second – more lively – half of the day. The city encourages this habit with a constantly expanding range of options. Here are our top five: Freni e Frizioni – Trastevere You’ll know Freni…

Kyle ColemanOctober 16, 2015

Vancouver’s freshest sushi restaurants

With its close proximity to water, Vancouver has established a solid reputation for fresh seafood, which translates into some seriously fantastic plates of sushi. If you’re craving a delicious sushi roll during your stay in Vancouver, there are several spots guaranteed to satisfy. Boasting everything…

Kyle ColemanOctober 15, 2015

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