Food & Drinks
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Bars Around the World || Short Girl Favorites
One of my favorite things to do when I travel is try local bars, restaurants, and coffee shops. It truly helps you get a deeper insight into the area of the world you’re visiting. And if I’m being completely honest, a drink is just a great way to wind down…
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Will Travel for Coffee: Syracuse, New York
For 3 years in my mid-twenties I called Syracuse, New York home. Since one of my best friends still lives in the area, I try to make it back to visit as often as I can! Like many cities and towns in the United States, Syracuse gets its name from…
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How to Spend 2 Days on Jeju Island in South Korea
Looking to visit the most popular vacation destination for South Koreans? Jeju Island, located off the southern most tip of the country, is the largest island in South Korea. This volcanic island is known for its beautiful beaches, lush landscapes, and UNESCO heritage sites. You may also hear it referred…
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Where to Eat & Drink in Boston, Massachusetts
Boston is a city steeped in history. Founded in the early 1600s by Puritans, it is one of the oldest colonial cities in the United States. The city played a large part in the American Revolution, with both positive (Boston Tea Party) and negative (Boston Massacre) outcomes. In the present…
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Will Travel for Coffee: Portland, Maine
I have a general rule: stick to only one cup of coffee a day (for my heart and nervous system’s sake). Since I was only in Portland, Maine for a short time, I made an exception so I could try as many coffee shops as I could in 48 hours.…
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Where to Eat and Drink in Portland, Maine
I think one of the easiest ways to learn about a city is to dive into their food scene. In Portland, Maine, the bar and restaurant scene feels kind of like two worlds colliding – from cafes that feel a bit hipster-y to bars that you could see dock workers…
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Portland, Maine || A Two-Day Spring Itinerary
When planning a Portland, Maine itinerary, there are so many options it can be hard to narrow things down! The city is known for it’s restaurant and bar scene, downtown shopping area, historic cobblestone streets in Old Port, and activities along the waterfront. Don’t get it confused with it’s famous…
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A Guide to Lancaster County Wineries
When people think about visiting Lancaster County, wineries are generally not on anyone’s radar. Most plan their trip around experiencing Pennsylvania Dutch Country – Lancaster is home to the oldest Amish communities in the United States! Lancaster’s wine region is much newer in comparison, with most wineries in the area…
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Will Travel for Coffee: Lancaster, Pennsylvania
For someone who grew up in Lancaster County, I haven’t actually tried a whole lot of coffee shops in the area. But there’s a reason for that! Considering how much I love coffee now, you may be surprised to learn I didn’t drink it at all until my mid-twenties –…
