Portland Restaurants and Sights
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Downtown Portland has a mix of eclectic tree lined neighborhoods with great shops and restaurants, as well as bountiful farmer's markets and beautiful gardens to relax.
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Portland Feast
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Portland's Feast is a fabulous food festival with over 35 events taking place across 4 days. Top restaurants and local wineries all offer their best tastes at interesting locations around the city.
Read MoreFarm Life: Part 2, The Family Homestead
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Part 2 of my farm visit to the Swannack farm outside of Spokane, WA includes the food, animals and life around the family homestead.
Read MoreFarm Life: Part 1, Wheat Harvest
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A glimpse into the farming practices of the Swannack family, outside of Spokane, WA, during winter wheat harvest.
Read MoreQuebec City Restaurants - drinking and growling servers
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Quebec City's dining can be as adventurous as you want it to be with farm fresh fare served in casual, rustic settings with friendly people. What's not to like?
Read MoreQuebec City Specialty Food
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Quebec City is full of great food. From the wonderful food filled street of Rue Saint-Jean with specialty food shops to the wine bars, smoked meat, crepes and poutine - there's something for everyone.
Read MoreMontreal Restaurants - From Horse Tartare to Duck Hearts
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Montreal is an outstanding food city with restaurants serving really unique flavors from classic French cuisine to inventive plates like horse tartare and duck hearts.
Read MoreMontreal Markets, Wine Bars and Neighborhoods
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Montreal boasts a collection of interesting and edgy neighborhoods to wander, along with colorful markets, wine bars and you must try their unique recipe for bagels.
Read MoreParis Top 10
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After spending the better part of the last 2 years in Paris, I've finally compiled my Top 10 list (that goes to 11) of some of my favorite places to visit, eat, drink and simply enjoy the "linger."
Read MoreParis Wine and Cocktail Bars
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What's not to love about the wine bar in Paris - little noshes of delectable food perfectly paired with a local vin du jour. Here are two of my favorites - Frenchie and Mary Celeste.
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