When they say, “I left my heart in San Francisco”, they weren’t kidding. Any chance I can get to visit one of my favorite cities, especially to eat, I’m there. One of the best parts about this amazing city? It’s a (relatively) quick trip from home – either an hour flight, or a half day drive up the coast.Read More
If there’s one city that I wouldn’t hesitate to move to, it would be Berlin. This was my second visit to this lively city and it definitely won’t be my last. There’s so much to see and do here… The art scene is one of the best in the world (even rivalling Paris in my opinion!), there’s so much history here, the food is amazing and the people who live here are very real and kind. Though your schedule would be jam-packed, it’s possible to see Berlin in as short as 3 days, and is worth every minute of rushing about. It’s the perfect long weekend stop if you’re doing a European tour.Read More
As a foodie, I’d of course heard of Eataly’s other locations in New York, Chicago and Boston. When I heard they were coming to LA I was so excited – but also a bit worried. What if it didn’t live up to the hype? I’d be so disappointed! I was in Europe when they launched at the Westfield Century City, and heard stories of lines that were hours long even just to get in the door. I thought – oh no… It’s already a circus, it’s going to be awful! However, by the time I visited a few weeks later, I was pleasantly surprised to find an Italian oasis right in the middle of LA, and to see that the crowds had become (somewhat) more reasonable.Read More
