Title: Si tu no estas aqui
Artist/Group: Rossana
Our first day was all about discovery. First thing was the beach, a five minute walk from our hotel. At noon and after a full morning of lazing on the beach we set off in our beach wraps for a walk along the “Paseo Marítimo” to have lunch at [...]
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Posted in Madrid, tagged bocata, breakfast, chic, diurno, eating, food, Madrid, pasteleria mallorca, pastries, slow travel, style, taste and smell on June 19, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
One eats really good in Madrid. Anytime. The first day we had breakfast in the hotel –not included. It was a good breakfast, but nothing new, a variety of breads, coffee or tea, several juices etc. The next day we wanted to try something different and we walked some blocks towards the Pasteleria Mallorca, Serrano [...]
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Posted in DORDOGNE - Perigord, tagged authentic cuisine, chic, eating, farm house inns, food, lot gastronomy, restaurant, rocamadour, slow travel, style, table d´hote, taste and smell on May 21, 2008 | 3 Comments »
Title: Dinner
Artist/Group: Buddha Bar
Bored of scanning touristy guidebooks, listing hundreds of different establishments, we decided to eat where we wanted and near from where we were at that moment. It was lunch time when we ended our visit to Rocamadour
Rocamadour, Dep. du Lot – 15SEP07, originalmente cargada por tx3m@.
and we wouldn’t travel 30km [...]
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Posted in DORDOGNE - Perigord, tagged chic, eating, food, food markets, issigeac, local flavours, sarlat, slow travel, style, taste and smell on May 19, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Eating in France is a serious matter. While planning my trip through the Dordogne I discovered wonderful secrets of this food paradise. It included a thorough investigation about regional food, vineyards, markets and restaurants. From a meal in an auberge de campagne to top restaurants, from street food markets, to small and charming bistrots, local [...]
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Posted in DORDOGNE - Perigord, tagged chic, eating, foie gras, food, goose farms, gourmet pleasures, perigord food, sarlat restaurant, slow travel, style, taste and smell on May 14, 2008 | 1 Comment »
DORDOGNE – TASTE AND SMELL
Eating in France is more than just to satisfy one’s hunger. It’s a ceremony, a never ending pleasure that involves our five senses. Whether you choose for a French pique-nique feast in your hotel room or to dine in a nearby restaurant, that meal will be carefully and lovingly planned. The [...]
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A path through the jungle led us to the open air dining room of the “Shawandha”, under a huge palm roof and decorated in a Balinese – Tahitian style, where we really enjoyed our breakfasts and relaxing cocktail hours. The menu offers fusion cuisine, blending French recipes with tropical flavors, which happens to be a [...]
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The first night we were starving, we had spent all day looking for a hotel and we absolutely forgot about food. So, once settled down and after a good shower we were crying out for a good meal. We wandered about San Pedro and finally choose Elvis Kitchen, in Pescador Drive, which turned out to [...]
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Posted in BASQUE COUNTRY, tagged arzak, basque cuisine, eating, food, local markets, restaurants basque country, slow travel, style, taste and smell on February 20, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
We were enraptured by the mouth-watering flavours, textures and aromas of Basque Cuisine. Fish and seafood that come right from the sea to our table, the aroma of roasted lamb, the colourful trays full of tasty pintxos displayed at every bar counter, we wanted to try evrything. And we did. Hot and cold pintxos of [...]
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victor montes, originalmente cargada por katie g*.
On our way to Sare we stopped in Pamplona, looking for Baserri, calle San Nicolas, 32. The ground floor houses the pintxos (tapas) bar and the restaurant is on the top floor. The food is great and the pintxos are amazing, Baserri has won numerous gastronomic awards and gold [...]
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