“We like eating ideas as well...it's a good meal."
Cinque Terre is just the beginning.
Vegetarian traveling to Kyoto? We’ve got you covered.
Drum roll, please...
Hemingway-inspired speakeasy, anyone?
Local experts, chefs and bartenders weigh in.
Discover how this Mexican dish made its way to the Pacific Northwest.
Where to go, what to order.
From a local expert who spends every summer on the island.
And yes, the hacks involve food.
And why all vegetarians traveling to Japan should take note.
On proposals, hot dogs and travel guilty pleasures.
Shops, architecture, food, pubs, free museums, parks, markets and more.
Hear from one half of the husband-and-wife duo behind Chicago's Parachute.
Cultural perceptions, foods to watch out for and language tips to avoid mis-communication.
Then book a trip to Bangkok STAT.
Drum roll, please...
The definitive guide to the Windy City's best restaurants and bars—just in time for the James Beard awards.
After four years in the North Pole and years traveling the world, Strandbakken is back home in Oslo, and the world is noticing.
A few local favorites just in time for the Boston Marathon.
Plus—discover three of his favorite restaurants in the City of Lights.
Doing good both on and off the plate.
Not every self-taught cook becomes the World’s Best Female Chef.
BBQ and beyond with Deana Saukam.
"It's always life or death on Top Chef."
Sustainable tourism, Parisian style.
An unforgettable retreat for food lovers.
A world of difference, from ingredients to ethos.
According to the experts.
Fusion at its finest.
Everything you need to know, all in one place.
How this famously passionate Italian chef arrived at the top of the world, and what he’s planning next.
Taiwan is no longer just about street food.
Our favorite Taiwanese local expert tells us her favorite spots.
Everything you need to know about this veritable national dish.
The #1 reason the food here is so good? The ingredients.
21 grams of filling + 18 pleats and so much more...
QQ is friendly and welcoming, like the Taiwanese people. And oh-so-pleasurable.
Go beyond stinky tofu (you should already know to eat THAT)
Taiwan is one of AZ's favorite places in the world to eat and drink.
To be a photographer is to always travel with storytelling in mind, and I was shown so many stories.
Warning: Do not open on an empty stomach
According to Megan McDonough of Bohemian Trails
Taiwan’s hidden cocktail scene is red-hot—here's where you MUST go
Uchu's Frank Cisneros shares the inspiration behind his cocktail omakase
Besides Italy, India, and Indonesia
5 things the Journy HQ has been hyped about this week.
We can all relate!
Five travel tidbits the Journy HQ has been hyped about this month.
Go where all the Influencers go.
A few travel tidbits the Journy HQ has been hyped about this week.
What the Journy team has been hyped about this week
Plus his new video series, Plausibly Ridiculous
Get your hands dirty and help with the harvest
Because summer is not over yet
What the Journy team has been hyped about this week
The allure of Morocco usually brings travelers to cities like Fes, Casablanca, Tangier and Marrakesh. However, on a recent trip to this beguiling country I discovered a little town everyone should add to
Yann Rey claims he came out of the birth canal loving ice cream. He might be exaggerating somewhat, but growing up in France eating his father's homemade blackcurrant sorbet cemented what became this
Who doesn't wish they could be Ryan Gosling or Emma Stone in La La Land, singing and tap dancing around LA? Why not pretend to be for a day? You could trace the
Pick your perfect dining destination at London's food paradise
Over the last decade, I’ve lived in Milan during two very different periods of the city. 10 years ago in the early 2000s, Milan was a very different place – one not nearly
Perhaps one of the top reasons international gastros visit Copenhagen these days is to dine at Noma, the restaurant that has sat at the top of The World's 50 Best Restaurant list for
Take the negotiations somewhere cozier
Looking to grab a drink in Hollywood? Here are five of our favorites, with vibes ranging from classy to nostalgic to totally retro. Maybe you’ll spot a celeb or two.Le JardinDiscotechSpacious
Ethiopian food, terrific coffee, gorgeous textiles, and more. The capital is an appealing place to see before it loses its charms to the siren's call of global luxury.By Jenny Millermilosk50Tell your friends
Reykjavik is filled with glaciers and mountains and birds and beautiful wonders of nature, but sometimes you just need to take a rest and catch a breather in between your adventures. Here are
Eating around the globe via New York's halal food scene
Days that never end in Saint Petersburg
Two shots of hospitality in the Thai capital
The AdvertiserDining at a Neil Perry restaurant is worth the trip to Australia, but fly Qantas and you'll get your introduction to his Asian-influenced, Down Under cooking during the meal service. Yes, one
"Sydneysiders," a.k.a. Sydney locals, are spoiled when it comes to food and drink, but in all the good ways.By Jenny MillerLeah-Anne Thompson"Sydneysiders," a.k.a. Sydney locals, are spoiled
Enjoy life the Austrian way
Head to Montreal for a weekend of gluttony. Beyond classics like Joe Beef, Au Pied de Cochon, Schwartz's, St. Viateur and Fairmount Bagels, we've got your guide to where you need to be
He might be based in Singapore nowadays, but chef Andre Chiang's perspective is global. Born in Taiwan and raised in Japan, Chiang went France at age 15 to train at Michelin three-star Le
While doing research for our book, Koreatown, USA, Matt Rodbard and I traveled all throughout America - Houston, Boston, Chicago, you name it - all the major cities. We even checked out Koreatowns
All images via @brunchboys, unless otherwise notedIf you have to choose one meal to eat in Melbourne, make it brunch. The city has earned a reputation as the brunch capital of Australia, if
We caught up with Chef Falkner on everything from Korean sword fighting to her latest city crush: Toronto. Plus, the travel guilty pleasures of a world-renowned chef. On What She’s Up To:
What does it take to achieve a perfection with such a simple and archaic way of cooking as wood-fired grilling? I think of that each time I enter the modest kitchen of Victor
When Wendy Lyn first went to Paris 20 years ago, she thought she was in for a whirlwind three-day tour. At the time she was working in London, where the biggest food buzz
The 10 shops, foods and sights will help you beat the heat
My name is Anna Polonsky, and I’m a co-founder of The MP Shift. I grew up in Paris and worked with the restaurant guide Le Fooding for 7 years. Le Fooding was
The thing I like about LA is that it’s big and sprawling size-wise, but still has really intimate restaurants, so it’s not like going to Disneyworld. I’ve been here for
Inside the Rich Rituals of Spain's Most Expensive Ham
Visiting Corgi Spirits, the city's first ever distillery
Skip the tourists and drink hot chocolate—what's not to love?
Although Brooklyn is - and has been - as hot as can be for the last decade, there's still so much that remains unexplored and off the beaten path. Every Brooklynite has their
Ray Walker has been making wine in Burgundy under the label Maison Ilan since 2009. He is the first American ever to "make Le Chambertin, the grand cru red Burgundy that is one
San Francisco is like my second home, a place where I can walk around and enjoy the small-town-artsy vibe. I go there once a month for restaurant work, events, and to explore new
My mouth dropped open when I read the email confirming our lunch reservation at the NOMA's 10-week pop-up in Sydney. The reservations at the restaurant in Copenhagen are almost impossible. We were only
Lauren Bissell may have moved to Brooklyn, but her heart belongs in Austin, TX. She shares her off-the-beaten-path picks for food, drink, and dancing in her hometown.Where to EatDaidue.comDai Due: This
Your guide to eating well even when most of the city is on vacation
It's held at least one Michelin star for the past twenty years
The first time I visited Paris, I was 17 and fell for our hotel’s bellhop. He drove a wide-eyed me around on his scooter, ending at the sparkling Eiffel Tower. I fell
Your dining options will be limited, but that doesn't mean you'll sacrifice a great meal
One of the biggest challenges of traveling during the holidays is knowing what restaurants are open and when. There's nothing worse than wandering around on Christmas Eve or Christmas Day, cold and hungry,
The "average" restaurant, coffee shop, or bakery in Oregon is at a higher level than anywhere else in the country. It's not solely about high-end food here; instead, you'll find gems everywhere you
This week, in collaboration with our expert friends at Mimo Food, Journy is exploring one Spanish cuisine's most prized ingredients: sherryNext week: we're covering tapas — sign up for our weekly newsletter to find
Charleston would have to be one of my favorite cities in the South, and perhaps even one of my favorite cities in the U.S. (Don’t worry NYC, I still love ya
Austin's favorite hotelier and restauranteur Jesse Herman shares with us his top picks for a stellar SXSW. Where To StayThe South Congress Hotel is the first boutique hotel in Austin that has a
One week in Mexico City will leave you bewildered, enchanted, inspired…and very, very full.Having made a career out of assisting well-known chefs, I’ve done my fair share of travel planning.
There's nothing we love more than the flavors of Japanese desserts. We've traveled all the way to Tokyo ourselves and taste tested all of these treats first hand. These are the delectable Japanese
Turn your next business trip into a mini-vacation
How could you resist a leopard covered banana cake?
Avoid the Napa crowds when you head to these undiscovered vineyards
A cuisine that's much more than sausage and schnitzel
Forget the plastic wrapped salumi, this is what Italians really eat
New Nordic might be the distinguishing food trend of the first decade of the 21st century, but this trend has been a long time coming. "To understand today's Scandinavian cuisine, you have to
Hint: it's not in France or Italy
Caviar-founder Jason Wang offers us an inside glimpse
Central Vietnam is beginning to gain the recognition it deserves. The Imperial Capital of Hue, the majestic Marble Mountains, and the charming coastal town of Hoi An, have become popular sights to check
Say goodbye to the days of terrible airport food
As mama to two toddlers, Grover and Caleb, and founder/CEO of Splendid Spoon, it's important for me to find serenity in my sometimes crazy schedule. My company is built on the idea
Impress your followers with these popular photo ops
More glamorous than the local Shoprite
Last weekend, Leiti Hsu (fellow Journy founder) and I flew to Tulum for the $600 per person (about $700 all-in) meal at Noma Mexico — a limited 7-week pop-up in the jungle by the
Not even prohibition could stop NOLA from partying
Because drinking out of a cup is so old-school
By now you know that New York City's Eleven Madison Park was dubbed 'best restaurant in the world' at 2017's World's 50 Best Restaurants awards in Melbourne. But there was so much more
While heading to Spain in the winter means skipping the beaches, you will find warmer temps and bluer skies than throughout much of Europe at this time of year. But this also makes
You don't need to fly first class to have a good meal
Dear Concierge, I'm heading to Japan (Tokyo and Kyoto, specifically) around Thanksgiving and I'm wondering what to do about restaurant reservations while I'm there. I usually don't make much of a fuss about
Hungry? Open Instagram and search for David Dudi Califa's profile, @the.hungry.tourist. He shares mesmerizing videos of Japan's best chefs demonstrating their knife skills and appetizing pictures of tortellini handmade by Nadia
A city of artists beckons
I’ve been to Tulum many times, mainly between 2005-2009, before I got crazily busily running my restaurant Miller Union. We used to gather for a friends' trip together every year and would
The undiscovered groves of Greece
Where do we snatch up the best travel tips? At those impromptu, founder-to-founder chats that happen backstage at events once the Champagne is flowing. At the 2017 James Beard Awards in Chicago, co-founder
We caught chef Enrique Olvera one afternoon in May on the eve of the debut of his Chef’s Table Netflix episode, moments before it started downpouring (as it does every day around
I lived in Miami for two key years of my life when Daniel Boulud's Dinex Group sent me - and my big, black dog Cosmo - down there to run all of the
Book early, book often
Yann Rey of Cape Town's Unframed Ice Cream shares his tips
Matt Geller is the champion of restaurants on wheels
The history of L.A. in one bite
Where Julia takes all the chefs who visit Madrid
From vineyards to Vienna
Athena Bochanis is spearheading the latest wine trend
No more hoping the suitcase creases in your jacket pop out
Co-founder Leiti Hsu recently caught up with Peru's top chef Virgilio Martinez at the 2017 World's 50 Best Awards in Melbourne, where his restaurant Central was named fifth best in the world. They
Small-town vibes in the city of Salzburg
The many colors and tongues of Oaxaca
You’ve probably heard of world-famous musician/ DJ/ songwriter/ producer Moby, but did you know he owns a vegan restaurant? Co-founder Leiti Hsu caught up with Moby at his home in LA. Read
Running out of ideas for date night? Looking to take your special someone to someplace special? Try these Journy favorites for romantic ambience and delicious food and drink, ranging from luxurious and fancy
Bonus points for avoiding the bros
Find your cocktail soulmate at the city's best bars
In collaboration with our expert friends at Mimo Food, Journy is exploring Spain's tapas food and culture. Check out last week's Spain feature on sherry!Tapas are a Spanish institution and Seville boasts
Whenever we decide we’re going to build a Shake Shack in a new city, the first thing I do is try to get a feel for the vibe of the city. I
South African tour company Sideways shares their top picks
“Hygge” — a Danish term defined as “a quality of cosiness and comfortable conviviality that engenders a feeling of contentment or well-being.” Pronounced “hoo-guh.” On Oxford Dictionaries’ 2016 word of the year shortlist. Indulge
More retro than the 60's
You’re traveling for adventure, so why settle for your old go-to drink? Wine, beer, cocktails, spirits — Vancouver’s got a whole buffet of alcohol just waiting for you to sample. Here are
As a native of “clean and green” Singapore, a melting pot of flavours and cultures, I'm very passionate about food. Particularly sushi and many other local foods. To see just how passionate I
Rome is one of my favorite places. Basically an open-air museum and one of the most fascinating cities in the world. Food and wine are central to Roman social life. Here is the
What to do when you need a break from the snow
So good you might end up skipping dinner
It's dim sim, not dim sum (that's yum cha)
Depending on who you ask, Los Angeles is either the epitome of American dining or the antithesis of it. Speaking to NPR, the Los Angeles Times food critic Jonathon Gold claimed that "Los
My name is Jon Hochstat. I am a native New Yorker. My life’s journey has taken me to four countries outside of the United States (France, South Africa, Guatemala and Costa Rica)
Tokyo is one of those cities that I can’t stop re-visiting. There’s really no other place in the world where boundless expression and measured restraint fit side-by-side with such ease. But
After three years working at Morimoto making the sauce and the stock, butchering the fish, and polishing the rice every morning to earn the respect of the sushi chefs there, I finally made
As a child and teenager I was lucky enough to travel all over the world. I come from an adventurous family and we were up for anything. We scaled Machu Picchu, drove across
Where hipsterdom reigns supreme
Plus where to go if you're feeling too old for ruin bars
My first trip to San Juan was this past summer, and although I knew there were plenty of options to explore in the main tourist areas of Condado, Old San Juan and Isla
I was fortunate enough to call Aspen home for six amazing years. Overseeing food and beverage at The Little Nell, my snowboard was in my office and the outdoors was my playground. With
They also have a brunch worth crossing the river for
Yes, a New Zealander helms the only Australian restaurant on the World's 50 Best Restaurant list. Attica is the brainchild of Ben Shewry, who oversees the creation of a menu featuring predominately indigenous
My suggestions for people visiting Austin are different from those I give to locals. For instance, I’m not going to suggest that someone from NYC go get pizza, or that people from
Restaurants by fish markets serve the freshest catch, right? Maybe. So they're the best, right? Not necessarily.Red Claw Seafood wants to change how you think about fresh fish. Based in Sydney, the
My delicious homecoming to LA has been a big fat silver lining. I attended college in LA before Downtown LA became dubbed one of the hottest new food destinations in the country. Everything
Venice is such a unique and special place that doesn’t need much description. It’s a city built on water, right on the ocean, and it’s insanely beautiful.In 2006, while
My husband Tim and I are from Alabama. We met in Alabama and we always go down for the Sugar Bowl, the biggest football event of the South, and so we'll often drive
"Dining at L'Effervescence is like going a bit away from Tokyo," says Zacchari Touchane, the restaurant's maitre d'hotel. Since L'Effervescence opened in Tokyo in 2010, head chef Shinobu Namae has lured foreigners and
The real deal is anything but a Christmas party mix-in
Gifted with brilliant tour guides both times I’ve been to Charleston, I fell in love with the city twice. I got to see the city through the eyes of Sean Brock and
Arriving in Barcelona without recommendations is an overwhelming experience: there's just too much to try and not enough time. So to avoid wandering around alleyways wracked with indecision, here are a few places
Nearly five years ago, the apartment I was subletting suddenly became unavailable. So in a month, I had to move--and having been in NYC for a good while, I knew that I was
Forget what you think you know about Australian wine—there's a new generation of Australian winemakers you need to meet. And they're throwing out the playbook. In the Basket Range in the Adelaide
Macau enchants with its unique blend of cultures
Get drunk with the super hip locals in Montreal. From microbrews to underground EDM shows, these are the places to be, handpicked by local Montreal experts for our exclusive Journy database.Société Des
The amazing thing about visiting London is that almost everything is free so you can dip in and out of museums, neighborhoods and attractions as your energy and mood strikes. Before moving here
Jair Téllez is feeling the heat. That’s because the 43 year-old chef, a pioneer of Baja California cuisine and one of the front-runners in Mexico City’s dizzying rise as a top
Mezcal is having a moment, both in Mexico and well beyond. While I’d tried tequila’s smoky cousin in Pacific beach resorts, I got a crash course last year, when I visited
Few cities in the world have had a greater culinary influence than San Sebastian. From my first trip there back in 2012 with the crew from Atera, I saw how Spain had such
I found Journy after already getting an itinerary from a typical travel agency. Simply put, Journy’s recommendations blew theirs out of the water. Every concierge we worked with really listened to what we wanted as travelers and led us to the off-the-beaten-path sights we were looking for. Plus, the process is super smooth and easy!
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