Melbourne laneways
Melbourne's lanes and arcades are full of street art (Hosier Lane), cafés, bars and restaurants; it's Australia's coffee capital.
Melbourne's lanes and arcades are full of street art (Hosier Lane), cafés, bars and restaurants; it's Australia's coffee capital.
Melbourne's 'Little Italy', the heart of the city's Italian community since the 1950s.
A highly regarded restaurant on the little fishing harbour (mandrać) of Volosko, a picturesque village just along the coast from Opatija that has bec…
Santa Tecla, a modern city on the edge of San Salvador, has turned its historic street, the Paseo El Carmen, into a pedestrian zone of cafés, bars, r…
The world's most famous beer hall, brewing beer for the Bavarian royal court since 1589 and on this site since 1607.
A small, steep, L-shaped street and the lanes around it in Central, packed with bars, clubs and restaurants serving food from all over the world, fro…
Stay in any of Darjeeling's cheap guesthouses, but treat yourself to tea in one of the old colonial hotels.
Doolin, a small village on the County Clare coast, is the traditional music capital of Ireland, and Gus O'Connor's is its most famous pub, serving pi…
Naples is the birthplace of pizza, and Da Michele, open since 1870, is one of its most famous pizzerias.
Osaka's lively entertainment street along a canal, famous for giant neon signs, including the Glico running man, and for street food: takoyaki (octop…
The busy market streets left behind when Tokyo's wholesale fish market moved to Toyosu, packed with stalls selling fresh sushi, grilled seafood, tama…
A seafood restaurant in a little building at the very end of the road in South Westland, beside the fishing wharf at Jackson Bay.
Lima is one of the great food cities of the world: eat ceviche at a cevichería, try Nikkei and Chifa cuisine, and visit the Surquillo market.
Singapore's hawker culture is UNESCO-listed: open-air food courts with dozens of stalls serving cheap, excellent local dishes like Hainanese chicken …
Knysna is famous for its oysters, grown in the lagoon, and cheap and delicious.
Durban has a long beachfront promenade, the Golden Mile, warm Indian Ocean surf, and a large Indian community.
One of the oldest and largest traditional markets in Korea, opened in 1905, with rows of food stalls where you sit on benches to eat bindaetteok (mun…
San Sebastián's old town is packed with bars whose counters are piled with pintxos, the Basque version of tapas: small works of art on bread or skewe…
Taiwan is famous for its night markets, crowded with food stalls.
Bangkok's Chinatown comes alive at night, when Yaowarat Road's neon signs light up and street-food stalls fill the pavements.
The restaurant where İskender kebab was invented, run by the same family since 1867.
An award-winning, family-run restaurant in the Scottish Borders countryside, known for game and local produce such as venison, lamb and beef, with a …
A Grade II* listed timber-framed house built in 1577, now a pub and restaurant.
A long-running, family-owned Italian restaurant in downtown Kirkland on the shore of Lake Washington, run by a chef-owner from Sardinia.