I have to admit – when I first started planning a trip to Budapest, I made sure to book an Airbnb so that I would have a kitchen just in case there weren’t many places that I could eat. I wasn’t quite sure if I would find many gluten free restaurants in Budapest. This guide…
What’s the first thing you think of when you picture Italian food? If you’re like me, it’s probably going to have something to do with either pizza or pasta. Neither of which are particularly easy to find prepared safely for Celiacs, at least at home (for us) in the United States. However, in Italy, you…
The question I get most often from readers is how I find safe gluten free restaurants at home and when I’m on the road. My detailed gluten free travel guides are a collection of the restaurants I’ve found over the years, but they leave out the important information about HOW I find them. I wrote…
As I’ve been writing more and more about Seattle, I have realized just how much I love it. I grew up in a suburb of Seattle, went to college in Seattle, and lived there after school for for five years before moving to San Francisco. Seattle holds a special place in my heart because I…
Ah, Bogota. Our first stop on our trip around the world. When we arrived at 5am on a Friday, we were shocked to find the streets mostly empty except for buses and taxis. “No traffic? This is going to be so great!” I said to Alysha as we zoomed to our hostel from the airport….
Colombia is one of the most beautiful and diverse places that I’ve ever had the privilege of visiting. From the tropical paradise along the country’s northern Carribbean coast, to the rolling lush green hills and valleys of the Zona Cafetera, to the wild jungles on the Pacific Coast and Amazon Basin, Colombia’s beauty and energy…