"Romantic" is certainly a subjective term. A long-distance hike through the mountains, with chilly nights spent in a two-person tent, might be a recipe for romance for some but a nightmare trip for others. You may swoon at the idea of a romantic theater weekend amid the glittering lights of a metropolis, while your boo just envisions taxi exhaust, surly crowds, show tunes, and overpriced cocktails.
Shellfish and other seafood can make a delightful swap for red meat in a variety of dishes, whether you're making a batch of slow-cooked carnitas, a hearty lasagna, or grilling food on the barbecue.
Chocolate is a massive player in today's modern food culture, with the global chocolate confectionery market valued at $140 billion. Different forms and flavors like milk, dark, and flavored chocolates are enjoyed all year.
The menu at this popular Pleasanton restaurant covers familiar ground-arancini, grilled Atlantic salmon, prime cut ribeye steak-but the execution is so spot on, it'll reignite your affection for the classics.
Lisbon has rapidly grown as one of the most inventive foodie hotspots in Europe, with popular restaurants like Prado, 100 Maneiras, and Belcanto paving the way since 2017.
Anthony Bourdain identified food as a significant cultural experience, valuing meals that evoke memories and feelings. His ideal last meal was roast bone marrow at St. JOHN in London.