Finding food markets in Frankfurt
I’m a sucker for a good, old fashioned food market. Partly because I truly enjoy a picnic and partly because I hate massive groceries, but...
Dining
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In flight: Anchorage to Honolulu on Alaska Airlines
My decision to finally pick up my first flight on Alaska Airlines was driven mostly by the fact that they operate non-stop flights between Alaska...
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A quick NYC/Irene update
All flights are cancelled. So are buses and trains. But you already knew that. Still, as a blog that is supposed to be focused on...
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In flight: Seventeen hours is a LOOOONG time in the air
Los Angeles to Bangkok – non-stop on Thai Airways – seemed like a good idea at the time.Yes, the flight is blocked at just over...
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Good eats at the Sea Breeze, Neil’s Harbor, Nova Scotia
Our journey through the Canadian Maritime provinces was yet another in the long list of trips where I truly wish I could eat more. The...
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In flight: Narita to Newark in Continental BusinessFirst
Every time I board a long-haul flight with a ticket for a premium cabin seat my expectations are high. When it is a flight in...
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Good, cheap eats in Tokyo
Trips to Tokyo are, for the most part, all about the food. At least they are for me. It starts with a visit to Tsukiji....
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In flight: New York to Tokyo and progressively smaller seats
Tokyo for the weekend seemed like a good idea. Actually, it still does seem like a good idea and I’m considering booking more similar trips,...
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Dining under the train tracks: Tokyo’s Yakitori Alley
Tucked away under the tracks of Japan's famed Shinkansen in central Tokyo is a dining experience that is hard to beat: Yakitori Alley. Pull up...
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There is no such thing as Malpeque oysters
Of everything we learned about seafood on our trip through the Canadian Maritimes this was the most startling. Sure, we also learned that it was,...