When I stumbled on the Thrillist post on the 48 European Countries Ranked by Food I knew we had to do something!
And who better to do that with that European traveler extraordinaire:
Nick Hersh!
You may remember him from our podcast on our favorite travel books, or our talks on being a diplomat abroad.
Today we each share our top 5 food destinations in Europe after discussing the original list from Thrillist, coming up with some awesome, and surprising, places!
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In This Episode
- 03:00 Book update!
- 05:00 The list that inspired the podcast
- 11:30 Our thoughts on the UK
- 15:56 The biggest surprises from that list
- 19:00 Our #5’s. Awesome, and a bit surprising.
- 24:20 #4’s, it’s seeped into your life, and you don’t even notice!
- 32:00 #3’s, it’s easy to mess up, but so delicious when it’s right
- 37:00 A place that was in the 30’s on the original list! So wrong
- 43:36 Our #2’s are the same!
- 51:14 Drumroll, please!!!!!! The somewhat obvious #1.
Links
- 48 European Countries Ranked by Food
- Agriturismo.net, Tuscany Italy Vacation
- The Farmhouse: Our AirBnB Paradise in Tuscany
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My 2 cents:
Rome meals were hit or miss.
Florence meals knocked it out of the ballpark.
Spain: depended on the city. Granada was ok, Malaga fantasic, Sevilla was either really good or really bad, BCN and Madrid were pretty consistently good.
France was for the most part great.
UK was unmemorable.
Looking forward to continually eating my way through Europe.
We’ve been to Italy about 6 times and Gosh the food in Venice was almost the best that we had in Italy. You have to go off the tourist area a couple of blocks. They won’t speak English and the food is fantastic. We ate at three different places there and all were exceptional.