After visiting Arizona for the first time we were looking for any excuse to come back and one of the best things to do in Tempe is to try the bars, breweries, and distilleries in Tempe! With a reputation for being one of the most fun college towns in the…
As Grand Rapids has gotten more up and coming, many coffee shops have begun popping up in the city and lucky for us on our trips to Michigan because we haven’t had to drink as many cups of joe from national chains like Starbucks and midwestern chains, such as Biggby…
We’ve always known that Phoenix, Arizona is famous for its beautiful desert landscapes and warm, sunny weather. But when we decided to spend 3 days in the Phoenix and Scottsdale area, we decided to make the most of our time and check out delectable local Southwestern & Native American eats,…
Macau (澳門), similar to Hong Kong (香港), has a unique history and culture from most other parts of China (中國) because it was once a Portuguese colony. It’s a quick high speed ferry ride away from Hong Kong and is perfect for a day trip from Hong Kong. The city…
This month’s A Weekend Away destination is yet another European hot spot, the capital of chocolate and waffles, Brussels, Belgium! We spent only 2 days in Brussels but it was definitely enough time for all of the things we wanted to do, namely see sights and eat. Our 2 day…
After we saw Dominique Crenn’s on Season 2 of Netflix’s Chef’s Table, we knew we needed to try some of her food! Specifically, we wanted to try her Breton style crêpes for brunch at Petit Crenn in San Francisco, California. We had to make sure it tasted as good as it…
This month’s A Weekend Away, 3 day long weekend itinerary post is dedicated to one of our favorite cities, Barcelona! Our guide to 3 days in Barcelona includes the top places to visit, especially the Antoni Gaudi sites, best things to do and eat. We’d been wanting to go to…
Hong Kong is a unique territory of juxtapositions where the East meets the West, the modern meets the traditional, and the countryside meets the concrete jungle. Yes, the countryside still exists in Hong Kong, I actually planted rice there. Hong Kong cuisine is best described as British style with a…
