Travels with a Gourmet

In the time my husband and I have been together, we have moved to eight countries in four continents and now, after almost ...

Healthy and delicious food is sometimes contradictory.  So many places promote wellness and health and actually don't know how to mak...

On the rare occasions that I fly back home for a visit, I make sure to go to restaurants I haven't been.  It's so easy to go back...

It's been raining almost every day for a week here in Singapore and the dark, dreary weather reminds me of Paris in the winter, witho...

For all the bistros and scuffed tiles in the numerous bistros and cafes in Paris, therehas been a proliferation of non-hotel restaurants ...

On a cold rainy autumn evening in late November, we met up with friends for a drink at  La Societe , St. Germain's sleek  Liaigre-des...

Panoramic view of Playa Mansa from the terrace. Punta del Este is known for being the South America's summer playground and as...

It's the last quarter of the year so I think I'd better write about my best meal in 2015.   Parador La Huella  sits on windswept ...

Can it already be August?  Here's a flashback Friday post from our Christmas holiday in Punta del Este. Breakfasts usually involve ...

On our last evening in Tokyo, we ventured out to Shirokane in the southern end of Minato for an early dinner at  Yakiniku Jumbo .  This  ...