Foodie Travel

For Northeasterners, the drive between New York and Boston is notoriously boring. There are very few attractions along the stretch worthy of a pit-stop, and and the only source of entertainment is wondering why it takes so long to drive through Connecticut.
Boston may be known as the hub of good eats in the Bay State, but what about the rest of New England? Sweet and savory crepes, a solid corned beef Reuben or the quintessential lobster roll are just some the yummy finds that await you!
I was going to write a "Top Ten Restaurants In Austin" piece, but that would be impossible, seeing as there are hundreds of "top" places to eat in my perfectly weird hometown.
Now you've made it and you can invite her to town to celebrate. You have an extra bedroom, vacation days -- you won't ask her to cover the tab for brunch at Panera this Mother's Day. Show mom you've made it in the big city by taking her out this weekend to someplace special. Here are some great spots that will make her happy she paid for your degree in film.
By the time we got to Barcelona, we'd already fallen in love with Dublin, Liverpool and Paris. When we planned a trip to four European cities, we didn't think about the toll that the logistics of travel can take, or how a certain numbness from being enchanted so routinely can set in (I know, sob story, violins...). In any case, Barcelona did not get her best visitors in us.