Iraq: Dining in Erbil, Kurdistan
A trip to Erbil, in Northern Iraq’s Kurdish territory, is a safe trip. And to enjoy the best street food there you must go to Iskan Street.
Food and Wine
Food and wine stories on GoNOMAD Travel.
Colorado’s Front Range: High But Not Dry
An Edible road trip through Fort Collins and Boulder in Colorado’s Front Range By Kurt Jacobson Yes… there are pot shops all over Colorado’s Front Range shining a spotlight on the mile-high city of Denver and beyond. There is also a brewery heritage, and great food worth noting. Coors was once one of the most […]
Frederick, MD: Four Micro-distilleries and a Flying Dog
By Kurt Jacobson Frederick, Maryland is gifted in both beauty and history. But who knew Frederick had a deep history in distilling and bootlegging? Over the last two years, our creative distilleries have opened their doors to the public to share this liquid history. I had to know more about these spirits infused ventures and […]
North Sonoma Coast: The Wild Side of Wine Country
Despite the fog and Lack of Cell service, North Sonoma is Full of Surprises By Kurt Jacobson Exploring the North Sonoma Coast of California is one of my favorite things to do while visiting the state. This less-visited part of Sonoma County has much to offer those willing to brave the fog, narrow winding roads, […]
Uzbekistan: Exploring Culture Through Cuisine
The Uzbekistan food tour, “Exploring Backstreets and Bazaars” takes guests through the authentic experience of celebrating Navruz, the Uzbek New Year.
Salem and Albany: Two of Oregon’s Best For Foodies
Delicious Food in Salem and Albany, Oregon By Kurt Jacobson My head is spinning from too much great food and wine. I look up and see a fire-breathing dragon, a rooster with multi-colored tail feathers, and then a large salmon with a saddle. No… someone did not slip LSD into my drink; I’m at the […]
Eating Portland, from Doughnuts to Coffee
Experience Portland Oregon’s Best Shopping, Doughnuts, Coffee & More By Janis Turk I love the smell of retail in the morning. So on a sunny Monday in Portland Oregon, after spending the night in the warm embrace of Macy’s department store (its doors and well-dressed window displays flanking the entrance of my hotel) I popped […]
Bree Street: Best Food Strip in South Africa
The Western Cape’s Reputation for Wine is Undiminished — but Now its Food Has Caught Up. By Cindy-Lou Dale When it comes to eating opportunities, you don’t get much hotter than Bree Street’s central reaches. It’s overtaken Camps Bay, Long Street and even Kloof Street as Cape Town’s coolest strip. Taking a walk along Bree […]
Crete: A Food Journey Across the Island
One non-foodie traveler discovers Crete, an island where the food is (nearly) always unpretentious, hearty and absolutely delicious.
South Africa’s Wine Route: Cape Route 62
Paarl – the Pearl of the Boland in South Africa’s Wine Region By Cindy-Lou Dale A 40-minute drive outside Cape Town, on Route 62, at the foot of the second-largest granite outcrop in the world, you’ll find an unexpected jewel: the scenic town of Paarl, a place brimming with Cape Dutch, Victorian and Art Deco […]
Portland Oregon’s Best Tastes
Two Food-Filled Days In Portlandia By Kurt Jacobson Though small compared to other food destinations like New York City, or San Francisco Portland’s food scene packs a big punch. Some of the nation’s best food, wine, craft beer, and hard cider are coming from this area along the Willamette River Valley and I had to […]
Dining in Spain? Here are Some Rules to Follow
Spanish eating customs you should know before dining out in Spain, rules, etiquette and dining etiquette in spanish speaking countries such as Spain.