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The 5 Best Cups of Coffee in Knoxville
*Updated May 2020* Knoxville, Tennessee isn’t the coffee capital of America. It’s not even the coffee capital of the South. So why am I talking about coffee in Knoxville at all? I grew up in Knoxville. After living in Seattle, Los Angeles, and New York, I’ve been spoiled with some pretty fantastic cups of coffee. Each time I return to Knoxville I scope out the coffee scene. And lately, I’ve been surprised by the options. There are some awesome coffee shops in Knoxville! So, if you find yourself in Knoxville, be sure to check out these 5 great coffee shops! K Brew Coffee & Bagels 7822 Kingston Pike, 1138 N.…
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8 Cool Places to Eat in Sydney
Australia may not have a well-defined national cuisine. But that doesn’t mean you should overlook the food here! Sydney is a major world-city. It attracts chefs from all over the globe. Here you will find an assortment of restaurants serving international cuisine. Plus, you will enjoy some delicious and Insta-worthy treats, too. During my recent trip to Australia, I conducted some serious research on Sydney’s food scene. AKA I ate as much as I could during my 4 days in the city. Planning a trip Down Under? Don’t miss my other Australia Guides: Can’t Miss Places to Eat in Melbourne 5 Beautiful Places in Victoria to Give You Serious Wanderlust…
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8 Can’t-Miss Places to Eat in Melbourne, Australia
Food is one of the best parts of travel. Ok let’s be real, food is one of the best parts of life. As soon as I booked my plane tickets, I started researching Australian food. But I quickly learned that Australia doesn’t have an iconic cuisine. When I thought about it, I really only associated Vegemite with Australian food (and I only ended up seeing that on one menu in Australia- probably to cater to us uninformed tourists). Although Australia doesn’t have a defined cuisine like Italy or Mexico, there are still plenty of delicious eateries to check out. I learned that Australia offers an eclectic cuisine, made up of British and Asian influences. Plus, Australia…
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5 CHEAP Places to Eat in Madrid
Alright budget travelers, let’s go to Spain! Most Western European countries are expensive to visit. But I was surprised by Madrid’s reasonable prices. Sure, this city can still get pricey. But it also has its fair share of affordable activities. And let’s be real, one of my favorite activities is eating. So today I’m going to share some of my favorite cheap places to eat in Madrid. Café de la Luz If you ate here every morning of your Madrid trip, I wouldn’t judge. This cozy cafe in the Malasaña neighborhood is the perfect spot to start your day. Café de la Luz open at 10 (so you can enjoy those…
