Café Slavia, or Kavárna Slavia, is probably the most famous café in Prague. It is located across from the National Theater, and both the café and the theater have been there since 1881. Because of its perfect location by the cultural hotspot, the café naturally became a meeting for artists and intellectuals over the years, [...]

I probably don’t need to convince many people that chocolate is the best thing ever (ladies, am I right?). I for one am a hardcore chocoholic…in fact, the Mayans are my favorite civilization ever because, although they made that crazy calendar everyone’s freaking out about these days, they still gave the world chocolate and I can’t [...]

If you know me at all you know I loves me a good glass of wine. I’ll even take a mediocre glass of wine or a bad glass of wine. I mean, there’s only been one glass of wine I have refused so far, and that’s because it kind of tasted like blood…anyway…
At Wine Steals, [...]

Villa Nova de Gaia, although a separate town from Porto proper, is home to all the major Port cellars in Portugal. Ricardo already described a morning touring the Croft cellars, so this is a sort of continuation of where we suggest you have lunch afterwards – Bogani Café.
The restaurant is located downhill from the wine cellars, [...]

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Colette Cavanagh
Beirut, Lebanon

When I’m not in class or at the apartment, I’m usually at cafés here in Beirut, studying and working. Cousin Stephen introduced me to this great place, right around the corner from the apartment called Café Younes, and it’s quickly becoming my regular spot.
The coffee is delicious and an iced latte [...]