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A Perfect Afternoon in Wynwood, Miami: Art, Restaurants + Breweries

March 16, 2019

Colorful street art in Wynwood Arts District of Miami, Florida

In the past decade, Wynwood has transformed from industrial garment-district ’hood filled with warehouses and auto shops to an incredibly coveted, trendy, must-visit part of Miami—not only for its jaw-dropping large-scale street art, but also for its exploding food and drink scene. There’s so much crammed into the few lively blocks around the famed Wynwood Walls that you barely need to leave a four-block radius to experience some…

Asia• Recipes

Recipes From Afar: Ansa’s Curry, Pakistan

April 17, 2018

It was the summer of 2008, and we had just moved to Islamabad, caught in an intense heat that trapped us indoors, where the air-conditioning made life bearable. I had a toddler and a baby, my husband was at work all day, and most of the other families on the compound…

Holidays

21 Holiday Gifts for Travelers and Eaters

December 14, 2017

21 Holiday Gifts for Travelers + Eaters

An eclectic little guide to help with those last few gifts you need to buy.

The Palomar PinWorld map: a family favorite.

We at Eat Your World are notoriously last-minute holiday-gift buyers, but we’ve learned a lesson over the years: It’s never too late, especially when the perfect gift…

Family Travel

Favorite Tools & Toys for Traveling With Little Kids

November 22, 2017

Favorite Tools & Toys for Traveling With Little Kids

In preparation for the holiday travel season, we are sharing a few of our hard-earned tips for traveling with that most delightful of age brackets: babies and toddlers.

OK, parents of little ones: We’ve all been there. You arrive to your Airbnb and realize you forgot to ask about a…

Food Travel

A French Charcuterie Playdate (Product Review)

June 24, 2016

A French Charcuterie Playdate

Daily life at EYW headquarters has changed quite a bit since we’ve had kids. Gone are the wide-open days (and nights) for tackling website and other freelance work; the hours at the gym; the eons of minutes available for deciding what to do…

Caribbean• Family Travel

In Remote Jamaica, Jerk Chicken, Mellow Beaches & a Toddler

March 15, 2015

Team EYW visited Port Antonio, where the Blue Mountains meet the sea in northeast Jamaica, to cover the north coast’s local foods for this site. The birthplace of jerk, this gorgeously green, serene region is one that rewards an exploratory spirit—even if you have a two-year-old in tow.

To be perfectly honest, we arrived to Port Antonio, on Jamaica’s lush northeast coast, a little beaten down. Scott and I…

Food Travel

On a Quest for Meatballs, in Sweden

January 28, 2015

On a Quest for Meatballs, in Sweden

Sometimes you have only a few short hours in a new place, and damn it if you won’t make the most of them. Such was the case for our day trip from Copenhagen to Malmö, Sweden, just over the huge Øresund bridge from the Danish…

Food Travel

Culinary Travel, With a Baby

July 16, 2014

Culinary Travel, With a Baby

At work on Isla Mujeres

Let's say you love to travel. You live for the thrill of stepping into unknown territory, meeting people from all walks of life, finding adventure around every corner and eating food you've never encountered before. Let's say you…

Food Travel• North America

Wake Up & Smell the Tacos: 3 Reasons to Wake Up Early While Traveling

April 3, 2014

Wake Up & Smell the Tacos:
3 Reasons to Wake Up Early While Traveling

Tacos for breakfast in Tulum, clockwise from top: cochinita pibil, lechon, relleno negro de pavo

Traditionally, Scott and I are stay-up-late, wake-up-late kind of people. This all changed a year ago, of course, when our son was born and the definition of…