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Twelve Hours in New York City

New York City has never been high on my list of travel destinations. But I finally got out of the airport for a look around … Read the rest

Published 4 April, 2016
Categorized as Travel, Tastes Tagged beer, food, kids, New York City, playgrounds, travel

48 Hours in Utah

Believe it or not, I did not cause a single person to spontaneously combust during my visit to Utah. I understand why this might be … Read the rest

Published 24 September, 2015
Categorized as Tastes, Travel Tagged 48 hours in utah, food, honey, logan, ogden, Salt Lake City, travel, Utah

Destinations for Adventurous Eaters

adventurous eaters
You'll find bear sausage on the island of Suomenlinna.

One of my favorite things to do when I travel is to eat something completely off-the-wall. Some foreign destinations make that easy thanks to immigrant … Read the rest

Published 21 May, 2015
Categorized as Tastes, Travel Tagged adventurous eaters, bear sausage, food, hakarl

A Look at Beliefs About the French

I don’t highlight passages in books. I just don’t. First off, it makes a mess on my Kindle screen. And usually, I don’t know — … Read the rest

Published 9 February, 2015
Categorized as Uncategorized Tagged beliefs, food, France, Francophile, French, French people, myths, sex, society, They Eat Horses Don't They

My Recipe for Travel Advice

A few days ago, I saw a “10 Travel Rules to Live By” list on Huffington Post. Or to be fair to the author’s original … Read the rest

Published 14 September, 2013
Categorized as Travel Tagged cuisine, food, transportation, travel advice

Homebrewing with Brooklyn Brew Shop’s 1-Gallon Recipes

I know, I know. This is a travel blog. I’m supposed to write about travel and adventurous stuff.

But homebrewing counts as an adventure. I’ve … Read the rest

Published 12 November, 2012
Categorized as Gear, Tastes Tagged beer, Brewing, brooklyn beer shop, food, homebrew, homebrewing, New York Times, Recipe, recreation, Stout

Iceland’s Coffee Culture a Cure for the Common Starbucks

 

UPDATE OCTOBER 2021: This post used to link to an article I wrote for another website. That website no longer exists — I’m looking … Read the rest

Published 7 July, 2010
Categorized as Tastes, Uncategorized Tagged Cafe Rot, coffee, dessert, espresso, food, Iceland, Kaffitar, Sufistinn Kaffihus, travel

Eating Hákarl in Iceland

One of the reasons I went to Iceland was to try the country’s “delicacy” (just in case the quotes don’t make it clear enough, this … Read the rest

Published 5 July, 2010
Categorized as Tastes Tagged bizarre foods, food, Gordon Ramsay, hakarl, Iceland, shark, travel

Belize – The Right Destination for You”

The cool thing about Central America is that just because you’ve seen one of its countries, you haven’t seen them all. It might be natural … Read the rest

Published 8 June, 2009
Categorized as Adventures Tagged barrier reef, beaches, Belize, belize city, caracol, caving, cayo district, central america, dangriga, diving, food, hopkins, Maya civilization, San Pedro, shopping, travel, wandering justin

Can You Survive These 5 Foods”

When I travel, I make it a point to find something weird to eat. I’d prefer it not be something I can get just anywhere … Read the rest

Published 7 May, 2009
Categorized as Uncategorized Tagged crocodile pizza, food, fried rattlesnake, hakarl, javeline, nut fry, possum pie, rotten shark, sandfly cafe

Four Places in Tahoe to Go Grubbin’

From tahoe

You can only cram in so much skiing, especially when the slopes are icy. There comes a time each day when you’ll have … Read the rest

Published 27 January, 2009
Categorized as Uncategorized Tagged dining, fiftyfifty brewing, food, gear and grind cafe, grub, jason's beachside, king's beach, lake tahoe, tahoe city, tahoe house, truckee

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