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the road meg traveled

eat well, travel often.

Category: vancouver

brewery hopping in vancouver.

December 11, 2017.Reading time 7 minutes.

read on for my recos of the best microbreweries in vancouver!

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I’m feeling particularly nostalgic for Spain today, Sevilla especially. This is the longest I’ve gone without returning for a visit, and my soul could really use a little of that Sevilla sunshine ☀️ What places are particularly special to you?

Next time you’re in Amsterdam, check out the Moco Museum. Located on Museumplein near the popular Rijksmuseum and Van Gogh Museum, you won’t have quite the fight for lines at Moco and will still get a great cultural experience!

Though much more famous for its ☕️, Indonesia is one of the largest tea producers and exporters in the world. After trying nearly twenty different flavors while in Indonesia, it’s safe to say the cúrcuma, mangosteen, and lemongrass were my standout favorites! 🍃

Tacos and soft shell crab and french fries, oh my!

Dukbokki (tteokbokki) is such a special food. These tender rice cakes are cooked in a spicy gochujang sauce and then topped with sesame seeds. They’re so simple yet so flavorful (they pack quite a punch thanks to the gochujang), and luckily can be found pretty much everywhere in Seoul. For all things Seoul street food, check out my post! Link in bio.

Talk about a room with a view 😍

Just above the B and C trains at 116th St lies this gem of a beer garden, called Harlem Tavern. Thanks to a combination of a large outdoor area, tasteful design and attentive wait staff, and an extensive draft beer selection/really delightful food, it’s the perfect spot to hang year-round. But on Sundays during football season, it’s something extra special. The inside becomes overtaken by fans from every NFL team - strangers making friends, shouting against a common enemy, friends at separate tables as their teams battle against each other. It’s a truly a unique and beautiful place, and an ambience you have to see to believe. [BONUS: the famous Levain Bakery opened a shop a block away and unlike the West 74th locations, you never have to wait in line for the chocolate peanut butter goodness 😍]

It breaks my heart to hear of yet another deadly earthquake and tsunami in this beautiful country. Thinking of the people of Central Sulawesi, especially those in Palu, today 😢 🙏🏼

After seeing pictures of Warren Mews on two of my favorite instagram accounts [@theprettycities and @mewsingsldn], I knew I had to see it for myself while I was in London. Turns out it was a bit further than expected from where we were staying, but gosh was it worth it! Have you ever dragged a friend, significant other, or family member halfway (or all the way 😂) across a city to see something you saw on Insta?! If so, what was it, and most importantly, was it worth it?!

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