As a carousel of cast iron skillets passes in front of me, you could hear the crackling fish skin and smell the buttery, briny aroma filling the air of the old converted stable. At a small tavern in the remote Westfjords of Iceland, I knew I was in my happy place.
A cold and tourist-free post-COVID trip to Iceland. This was my Iceland itinerary and trip recap to help with tips and advice.
On a trip to Iceland, I was pretty excited to start talking to some of the country’s distillers, 64° Reykjavík Distillery caught my eye.
Brennivin is a staple of Icelandic drinking culture. On my latest trip to Iceland, I was able to immerse myself in its rich history.
Switzerland remains one of the most visually captivating places I’ve ever been to. These are the best cities in Switzerland to visit on your net trip.
The largest city in the Azores archipelago, Ponta Delgada, is an excellent launchpad for serious adventure and a wealth of things to do and food to eat.
The Grog Guide to Paris Is there anything else to say about Paris? The city is beautiful, home to beautiful people and beautiful food. Is it pretentious? Yeah, a bit. Does it deserve it all? Maybe. In all seriousness, the first time I didn’t know what to expect. It’s a …
This might be a hot take, but I’m not the biggest fan of museums when I’m traveling. Instead, these are my favorite sights to see in Paris.
Paris is such a beautiful, you’ll most likely just wander around for hours. To keep those feet going, here is some of the best coffee in Paris.
Dubrovnik is beautiful city perched on the coast. The deep blue of the Adriatic Sea contrasts with the red roof tiles of the Old Town.
One of Italy’s most underrated and under appreciated contributions to the world is amaro. The spirit has a rich history and even richer flavor.
A remote region of eastern France next to Germany and Switzerland, Colmar should be on your list if you’re looking for Christmas markets.
The Grog Guide toLondon London is a big ass city. I’m serious. The first few times I had been to this city, I underestimated the sheer size of the greater London area. But that means it has plenty to offer for any traveler, just be prepared to spend a few …
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Between the coffee, the food, and the drinks, these are some of the best sights in London to make you feel cool and cultured.
There is so much to do and see in London, fortunately for you, there is some great coffee in London and our guide has got you covered.
The Grog Guide toLisbon I could talk about the beautiful sunsets. Or maybe the terracotta roofs. Or, perhaps, I could talk about the incredible azulejos throughout the city. But no, I’m going to talk about the sidewalks. Don’t get me wrong, all of the other aspects of Lisbon are great, …
With the influx of tourism lately, especially Americans, there’s no surprise that the coffee in Lisbon has stepped up its game in the past few years. It’s definitely a big help while you’re trying to eat and drink your way through Lisbon. Fábrica Coffee Roasters When you step in this …
It would be easy to be awestruck by the streets alone, but there are also some great sights in Lisbon worth seeing.
The Grog Guide toPrague Beautiful, old world charm packed into a modern and vibrant city. When you step out of the train station in Prague, you immediately realize that all the stereotypes are rightly justified. The city is impeccably beautiful but still manages to usher in a new age of …
The Grog Guide toCopenhagen Copenhagen is a quaint, charming city with plenty of food and drink options. In the winter months coffee shops and bars are filled with “hygge”, so much so that you’ll find yourself spending hours sipping on something warm by the fire. In the summer months, the …
Whether it’s boozing your way through the city or eating all Dublin has to offer, our Dublin city guide has you covered. Start planning your trip!
If you’re considering visiting the Azores (and you definitely should), there a few things you should know before you head to this Portuguese archipelago.
A sleepier, more somber cousin to Lisbon, Porto is an underrated city in Portugal. From the food to the people, there are plenty of ways to spend 72 hours.
One fateful trip to Munich for Oktoberfest, we discovered that in order to survive the Wiesn, you need to realize it’s a marathon, not a sprint.
I’m always on the hunt for booze that is rooted in history. We know Portugal has fantastic wine, and you’ve likely heard of Port, but what about Ginjinha?
Lisbon had been on my bucket list for a while now. My expectations were high, but the city still managed to blow me away.
There’s something poetic about Lisbon. The sunsets, the weather, both of which are best enjoyed with a drink in hand. The best places to drink in Lisbon!
Though I could wax poetic about the scenery, but the real reason you’re here is to find out out where you should eat in Lisbon.
Every now and then you find a place that captivates you. For me, visiting the Azores last spring gave me the chance to discover paradise.
