Food & Drink

As I wrote in the post, Why A Second Residency?, I left Puerto Rico because I faced a daily battle of trying to do everything before the sun went down more or less around 6 PM throughout the year. Sleeping in is not an option. In Madrid, I could wake up every day whenever I wanted, knowing that there was always something to do regardless of the time.

Party Guide Bangkok is part of the Reunion Tour Trip Report. One night in Bangkok makes a hard man humble Not much between despair and ecstasy One night in Bangkok and the tough guys tumble Can't be too...

To cap off my local Asian food in Spain experience, I went to Shogun, an upscale Japanese BBQ.

What do you do when you finally leave the cozy neighborhood of Chamberí?

Try this place. Hardcore madrileños only. No tourists. I challenge you to find better callos anywhere. The place has been there for like 100 years.

When I see a place that sells NY bagels and mimosas, I have to stop in. 

I can say that the $14 price point for 4 cookies left me with no regrets.

Spending $40 on tacos in one night is justifiable. However, to eat the same amount of tacos every night at this price is impossible. Fortunately, Mexico City is included on my residency tour.

Today's installment of TPOL's Tastes comes from a fun restaurant called Torijrio, located in my Chamberí neighborhood, an area that I see no reason to leave.

Today, I'll compare Junk Burger Madrid to Shake Shack Scottsdale, though the comparison is applicable to all franchise locations.