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Berlin Cheap Eats: Eat and drink with locals along Akazienstrasse

Prime outdoor seating at Gottlob in Schöneberg. Photo: Ya Po Guille
Prime outdoor seating at Gottlob in Schöneberg. Photo: Ya Po Guille

Oct 08 There are numerous addresses in Berlin where hotel desk clerks and even local friends may send you to find dinner – streets littered on both sides with any number of restaurants and bars to please the whims of nearly any crowd seeking chow. Here you’ll find yourself in good company with hundreds of other hungry » Read more

Posted in Berlin, Cafes, Food, Germany

London: Three cheap eats offering dinner for under £10

London: Three cheap eats offering dinner for under £10

Oct 01 Fast food chains aside, it sometimes feels like a tough task to find a bargain meal in a sit-down restaurant in central London. But when you know where to look it’s easier than you think. Here are three ideas for a tasty dinner for under £10: The Beach Hut 28 Highbury Park, London, N5 2AA » Read more

Posted in Food, London, United Kingdom

Paris: Favorite brunch spots, chosen by expats

Paris: Favorite brunch spots, chosen by expats

Aug 30 Le brunch is about as French as apple pie, yet it’s quickly becoming a trend for Parisians who dream of living life like Carrie Bradshaw.  But before you head out Sunday morning, be warned: Brunch in Paris is not the bottomless mimosa fest that you may know from New York or the scone-studded pancake-packed buffet » Read more

Posted in Food, France, Paris

Dublin: 5 easy ways to save on dining

Dublin: 5 easy ways to save on dining

Jul 03 By Jessica Colley— Dining in Dublin can put a dent in your budget. While this city is full of opportunities to spend big on food, you can utilize a few simple strategies to keep prices down. Plan ahead and you will taste the best of the local dining scene without emptying your wallet. 1. Seek » Read more

Posted in Dublin, Food, Ireland, Restaurants

Paris: Pack the perfect picnic with these meats from the butcher

Paris: Pack the perfect picnic with these meats from the butcher

Jun 18 Even though the summer has technically been in full swing for a while, cold weather and rainy days in Paris have suppressed the always anticipated picnic season. Fortunately, temperatures are creeping up high into the 70s F (wow!), teasing locals back out to the banks of the Seine and to parks with promises of wine » Read more

Posted in Food, France, Paris, Shops, summer

Stockholm: Three meals to remember, with photos!

Stockholm: Three meals to remember, with photos!

Jun 15 Last week I spent several days in Stockholm visiting museums and palaces, walking on rooftops and boating about the photogenic harbor. But more than any of these activities, eating just might have been the most memorable experience. We’ve written before about yummy cheap eats in Stockholm, including delicious “dagens lunches”, lunch specials offered around the » Read more

Posted in Food, Stockholm, Sweden

Dublin Alfresco: 5 picnic spots (and cheap eats!)

Dublin Alfresco: 5 picnic spots (and cheap eats!)

Jun 08 By Jessica Colley— Picnics are a Cheapo’s best friend. Stocking up in a market, grocery store, café or takeaway saves cash on tips and overpriced entrees, leaving more room in the budget for delicious picnic supplies. Spending an afternoon eating outdoors is also a great excuse to explore new neighborhoods. Here are some of my » Read more

Posted in Dublin, Food, Ireland, markets, Parks

Best restaurants for an affordable brunch in central London

Best restaurants for an affordable brunch in central London

May 04 By Nina Derham in London— If your accommodation in London doesn’t include breakfast, then a hearty brunch can be a great way to set yourself up for a busy day of sightseeing. It also saves you from splashing the cash on two separate meals. As if that weren’t reason enough, it’s also darn tasty and » Read more

Posted in Food, London, Restaurants, United Kingdom

Berlin: Our 3 favorite bakeries for your daily bread

Berlin: Our 3 favorite bakeries for your daily bread

May 03 By Molly Hannon in Berlin— It is no exaggeration to say that bread is the staff of life in Germany, and although the recent organic health-food renaissance may make whole-grain bread seem like a recent phenomenon, it clearly is not. This wholesome, dense bread dates back to the time of the Gauls and Visigoths and has » Read more

Posted in Berlin, Food, Germany

Many Happy Returns: Why revisiting makes sense

Many Happy Returns: Why revisiting makes sense

Apr 25 “I’ve done central Europe and have no real interest in going back,” said the traveler we ran into on the train though Spain last month. Cities from Berlin to Budapest had, it seemed, been ticked off as done and dusted. It’s a common view that, as long as there is virgin territory waiting to be » Read more

Posted in Food, hidden europe, Poland, Practical Info, tips