An Italian Cooking Class in Puglia
One of the many exciting real experiences, I truly enjoyed during my recent visit to Puglia, in the South of Italy, was other than the Wine & Olive Oil Tasting at a real Masseria, the real Italian...
View ArticleCulinary Travel
I love food. This is a well-known fact. So it will come as no great surprise to hear that when I travel, the majority of the souvenirs I buy are of the culinary variety. There’s nothing quite like the...
View ArticleGay Sacramento: Where to Eat
Sacramento has a great foodie scene – it’s one of the pioneers in the Farm to Fork movement, emphasizing local ingredients being used wherever possible. We’ve lived her for 11 years now, and some of...
View ArticleEating Out: New York City
No matter where you live, it’s worth visiting New York City at least once a year if only to be able to talk about the newest restaurants and hottest food trends from experience. It really makes no...
View ArticleEating Out: Istanbul
With culinary influences extending from Central Asia clear through the Caucasus to the Mediterranean, the food in Turkey is justifiably world-famous. At the heart of the Sultanahmet district in...
View ArticleMy Best Meals in Ljubljana, Slovenia
I’ve already waxed poetic about Ljubljana’s cool culture and the gay-friendliness of the city, but I haven’t shared about one of the city’s most surprising aspects for me: the food. Living in Germany,...
View ArticleEating Out: New York City
Passport Magazine profiles a number of great places to eat in NYC: 508 GASTROBREWERY Walking in the front door of 508, located along an unassuming stretch of Greenwich Ave. just above TriBeCa, I am...
View ArticleEight Cultural Food Practices to Be Aware Of
I’ve learned quite a bit about international cuktural food practices and cultural cooking methods over the past two decades. It’s been said, the best way to get to know a country’s culture is to eat...
View ArticleEating Out in Hillcrest
Hillcrest has the reputation of being a fabulous neighborhood for a number of reasons, among the many of which is the plethora of excellent restaurants, bistros and markets competing to entice your...
View ArticleEating Out: San Diego’s Expanded Gayborhood
San Diego LGBT Weekly wanted to take a close look at the restaurant offerings in the expanded gayborhood. We ate our way through Mission Hills, Bankers Hill, Hillcrest, University Heights, North Park,...
View ArticleParis’ Le 404 Restaurant
One of my favorite activities when I travel, is to discover new restaurants, regardless the destination and type of cuisine. During my last trip to Paris, invited by La Compagnie Boutique Airline, I...
View ArticleExploring the Adirondacks
As the largest state-run nature reserve in the continental United States, Adirondack Park offers plenty of opportunity for outdoor activities, from hiking and fishing in the summer months, to...
View ArticleMore Restaurants in San Diego’s Expanding Gayborhood
We hope you enjoyed the mouth-watering reviews of restaurants and eateries in Mission Hills, Bankers Hill and Hillcrest (issue #153). We continue our exploration of gastronomic delights in this issue...
View ArticleEating Out: New York City
No matter where you live, it’s worth visiting New York City at least once a year if only to be able to talk about the newest restaurants and hottest food trends from experience. It really makes no...
View ArticleTaiwan’s Bubble Tea
In Taiwan, where bubble tea was invented, making this beverage is much more complicated than simply adding tapioca pearls, sugar, and ice to a glass of tea. For an out-of-the-box travel excursion, take...
View ArticleTRAVELING IN OUR FABULOUS GAY WORLD: Revisiting St. Louis, Missouri
Whenever we revisit a city we always enjoy visiting the same restaurants, antiques shops, bars and businesses that we visited previously. Sadly, businesses close for whatever reason and friends move...
View ArticleCarlos Melia’s Favorite Restaurants in Paris
During the last 5 years, I think I have been to Paris over 30 times, either invited as a travel blogger, producing fashion events for RUBINSINGER, or simply for pleasure. Paris is one of those cities...
View ArticleEating Out in Gay Kauai
Restaurants on Kauai are EXPENSIVE. We’re talking often 15-18 bucks for a chicken sandwich, and $30-40 for an entree at a decent restaurant. With that in mind, here are a few of our favorites, some on...
View ArticleGay San Diego: Restaurants
We found a few new San Diego restaurants we liked on this trip, and we’re sharing them with you below. Cafe Zucchero Little Italy http://www.cafezucchero.com/home.html We found a great little Trattoria...
View ArticleEating Out: South Florida
South Florida continues to establish itself as an exciting food destination with an ever-expanding selection of styles and cuisines. The annual South Beach Wine and Food Festival (www.sobefest.com) is...
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