Macaron by Patisse started with a sister's skill, and a brother's vision. They combined her tasty magical abilities and his eye for business, and created what has become one of the top go-to macaron shops in Houston, Texas. Walking in, you feel as if you just stumbled onto a set decorated for an editorial photo-shoot! Their … Continue reading Macaron By Patisse
Category: Food Adventures
Baran Ottoman Restaurant
Day 2 in Istanbul led us to Baran Restaurant Ottoman Kitchen. This restaurant is. The. Greatest. First off, it'll shelter you from the cold. Secondly, your mouth will start watering as soon was you walk in. Lastly, you'll leave full and ready for your next adventure (or a nap). We had an amazing three-course lunch. … Continue reading Baran Ottoman Restaurant
Vefa Restaurant & Cafe
Vefa Restaurant and Cafe might have beat Baran Ottoman by a point, in my opinion… Or I might just really love rice pudding. We had Lentil soup and flatbread with a sweet dip as an appetizer (surprise, surprise). We were also served Dates, which I didn't like, at all. It was too chewy, and too … Continue reading Vefa Restaurant & Cafe
New Dorrius Restaurant & Bar
In the Dam, we definitely needed to refuel for our quest towards the Red Light District. Don't worry. We weren't drowning in a dam, we were exploring the streets of Amsterdam! Curious about our day? Click here! 1. On the house chilled cucumber soup with salmon I LOVE Salmon. I love it raw, baked, buttery, and … Continue reading New Dorrius Restaurant & Bar
Nuetnigenough
DINNER TIME at Nuetnigenough (5 stars! Our waiter was friendly, and helpful. The food was delicious, and the environment was oh-so-relaxing. I definitely recommend this place if you're in Brussels!) Appetizers: Assorted Cheese, Pate & Bread, Salad AMAZING cheeses… especially the one with nuts in them. The bread was so fresh. The Pate was rich. This appetizer … Continue reading Nuetnigenough
Le Tíre Bouchon (40, rue de Berrí)
Paris, Paris…. Did you all know that most restaurants and/or bars stop serving dinner around 5 p.m.? We didn't! It isn't uncommon for us to eat dinner around 8:00 p.m. in the states, so we figured that it would be the same in Europe. What a wake up call when three hungry girls are walking … Continue reading Le Tíre Bouchon (40, rue de Berrí)