Tea-rrific Champagne Afternoon Tea at Aqua Shard
A trip to London isn’t complete without a traditional afternoon tea ritual. Pat and I got the chance…
Willy Wonka Pop-Up Bar Now Open On The UWS
NYC got its first snow yesterday. This can only mean one thing, that New York just got a…
Great After Show Dinner In West End: J Sheekey
When one thinks of old fashion glamour, high quality and flavorful seafood, and timeless charm, only one place…
The Best Old School French Restaurant in London: Otto’s
It takes a lot for a meal to sweep me off my feet and I have encountered a…
From Garden to Table: Masseria Susafa’s Restaurant Il Granaio
There’s a reason why people drive 40+ minutes to Masseria Susafa’s restaurant Il Granaio. The antique barn is a pleasure for both the sight and the palate.
Chef Salvatore Gambuzza Is Reinventing the Sicilian Kitchen
At Hotel Villa Athena, in his hometown of Agrigento in Sicily, Italy, Chef Salvatore Gambuzza has earned the…
A Weekend on Long Island: Mattebella Vineyards
For the Fourth of July weekend, Pat and I headed out to Long Island for a stay-cation. Although…
Eat in Marrakech: Le Tobsil
It's a meal fit for a king, literally, as this was the serving style once used for Pasha's. Although I'm sure you've already added plenty of palace dinners to your Moroccan itinerary, Le Tobsil is deemed to be the best restaurant in Africa, if not the world-it's a can't miss.
Eat in Marrakech: Dar Cherifa
Walk down a rabbit hole of dark alleys and step into a dark entrance were you are greeted by a beautiful candle lit courtyard surrounded by orange pillars, intricate archways, a rose petal fountain and candle lit tables. Dar Cherifa offers a local and romantic dinner in the oldest riad in Marrakech.
Eat in Marrakech: Cafe Arabe
Looking for a change up from traditional Moroccan cuisine? Head to Cafe Arabe for Italo-Moroccan fusion and enjoy the sunset over the city with your significant other or a group of friends in the heart of it all, in the center of the medina.