There is much to say about a culture and its community when it comes to its local cuisine. What place is the busiest on a weekday evening? Where are the secrets being shared? I’ve discovered many worthwhile eats while taking a lovely stroll on a rainy day in New York to an incredible must have traditional soup at the Reykjavik domestic airport – here are some places that I’ve enjoyed! For the full experience, please choose the link!
La Mercerie | New York, New York
Darjeeling Express | London, United Kingdom
Vestmanna Tourist Centre | Streymoy, The Faroe Islands
De Bakkerswinkel | Amsterdam, Netherlands
Le Soleil d’Or | Paris, France
Jack’s Wife Freda | New York, New York
Rue La Rue | New York, New York
Blue Hill at Stone Barns | Pocantico Hills, New York
Augustine @ The Beekman | New York, New York
Tipsy Parson | New York, New York
Mee Noodle House | New York, New York
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