Wondering where foodies eat in Dublin? After eating and drinking my way through the Irish capital on 6 different trips to Dublin, I am sharing my favorite foodie hot spots.
In this comprehensive Dublin food guide, you'll find restaurants broken down into sections like coffee, breakfast, lunch, dinner and bars & pubs.
Foodie • Coffee
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From independent design shops to creative concept stores, Cologne has a thriving boutique culture ranging from approachable to high-end shops selling all sorts of interesting products. And don't forget about the amazing secondhand and vintage shopping here!
One of the things that first stood out to me about Cologne was the vibrancy of local business. I noticed independently owned shops around the city, and significantly less big box retailers than I was used to coming from the US. The abundance of small retail is one of my favorite things about life in Cologne.
Shopping • Boutique
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The most wonderful time of the year in Cologne 🎄🎅🎁
Cologne has a number of Christmas Markets (or Weihnachtsmarkt in German) all around the city. Each market has a unique theme, so each feels different than the last.
If you were planning to visit, I would recommend budgeting two full days to see them all.
I may be biased, but I think Cologne has some of the most memorable markets in all of Germany – and they regularly appear on some of the must-visit Christmas Market lists.
Family • People & Culture
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Cologne may not be the most well-known culinary destination in Germany, but it is not because of a lack of good options. Whether you’re in search of traditional German fare, street food, or upscale dining options, Cologne has a surprising variety of great eateries.
As a local foodie based in Cologne, I’m sharing all of my secrets in this restaurant guide! From hidden gems to local favorites, I will take you on a culinary journey through one of Germany’s most underrated cities.
Foodie
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Kölsch is THE beer in Cologne 🍻
It is the only beer in Germany to have a protected geographical status, similar to Bourbon in Kentucky or Champagne in France. In order to be called a Kölsch, the brewery *must* be within Cologne and follow strict standards.
Kölsch is a clear, light, and crisp lager that is warm fermented with top-fermenting yeast, then conditioned at cold temperatures like a lager. Picture easy summer drinking!
In these comprehensive beer guide, I will share all my favorite local Kölsch breweries and beer gardens.
Foodie
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Megan Arzbaecher
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Cologne, Germany
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