One of the best parts of traveling is getting to try the local cuisine. Unless you plan on getting an Airbnb, chances are you will be dining out for breakfast, lunch, and dinner which isn’t a bad thing. Foreign countries boast some amazing dishes and worth trying while you are visiting. In many places, dining is an activity in itself with several courses that can span hours. Below are some of our favorite dining spots for you to try.
5 Delicious Italian Cocktails With Rum
Italy is renowned for the most delicious wines and cocktails in the world. And you can easily prepare a homemade …
Cheers with the 14 Best Shot Glasses to Buy
JoyJolt Carre Shot Glasses Square Heavy Base Shot Glasses. Sometimes a beer just won’t cut it and you want to …
Best Date Ideas In Albuquerque, New Mexico
Planning for a date can be overwhelming, especially in a beautiful city like Albuquerque. Albuquerque offers lovers a wide array …
Best Date Night Ideas in Salt Lake City, Utah
Surrounded by the beautiful Wasatch Mountain Range, Salt Lake City (SLC) offers a myriad of date night options to spend …
10 Greatest Famous Drinking Quotes
Alcohol has been a social lubricant of society for thousands of years in all parts of the world. So it’s …
9 Best Pubs In Dublin To Grab A Pint
There is definitely no shortage of Irish pubs in Dublin, Ireland (the current total is somewhere around 1,000). From the …
Guide to Dining Out around the World
Here are a few dining etiquettes from countries around the world:
China and Japan – It’s polite to slurp your food as it shows respect to the chef
Japan and Several Asian Countries – Don’t tip as it is a sign of disrespect
India – Eat with your right hand
France – Bread is considered a utensil. Also never split the bill
Mexico – Most meals you eat with your hands
Chile – Don’t eat with your hands (even fries)
Italy – Don’t ask for more cheese. Don’t cut spaghetti
Portugal – Don’t ask for salt and pepper
Russia – Rest your hands on the table instead of your lap
