Eating food not from the country you’re in
It should probably come as no surprise that I spend a lot of time surfing the Travel subreddit. Whether it’s
Culturally Diverse. Unlike Anywhere Else.
This is a “photo essay” I started about three years ago, highlighting how diverse and unique each place we go
La Panarda: A Tale of 40 Courses Over Nine Hours
On January 28, my friend and I took on a 9-hour, 40-course meal at Philadelphia’s Le Virtu called La Panarda. This is an account of that marathon of eating.
Experiencing the Kitchen Table at Alinea
Fair warning: this post will be extremely photo-heavy. I wanted to document every detail of our meal, and my friends
On Colombia, and Traveling Without Fear
Above: Fernando Botero’s “Birds of Peace” – there is another one exactly like it next to it. This one was
Food: Paris, 2008
When I think back on all the trips I’ve taken, I think Paris might be the first food-focused trip. LeeAnne
The Inca Trail
To quote Jim Gaffigan, “I’m what you would call ‘indoorsy’”—but when my then-wife LeeAnne suggested we take a vacation to
