Posts by author Dimitris Hall
The Zurich waterfront. Photo: Ricardo Gomez on Unsplash
Perhaps “budget restaurants” isn’t the first phrase that pops into your mind when you think of Zurich — and we wouldn’t blame you! The Swiss city ranks as one of the most expensive in the world, but visiting one of the financial capitals of the globe doesn’t have to, ahem, break the bank. You don’t » Read more
City Hall in Antwerp. Photo: Jerome Bon
Antwerp is one of Western Europe’s true hidden gems. Internationally overshadowed by its more bureaucratic sibling Brussels, Belgium’s second city used to be an important mercantile center in the Low Countries and has left behind a rich city to lose yourself in. Today it takes a more discerning traveler to explore this picturesque medieval city. If » Read more
Welcome to Dublin. Let's eat! Photo: Tobias Abel
Dining in Dublin has never been better with more choices than ever. If you thought the city was only Guinness and shepherd’s pie, you’re in for a big treat. But what to eat for lunch or dinner without going over budget, however, is not so obvious. No worries — with these tips by Dublin locals, you’ll » Read more
Let's eat cheap in Milan! Photo: Craig Nelson
Milan may not attract tourists like Florence, Rome or Venice, but it’s well worth a visit. Italy’s second-largest city is famous as a European hub for football, opera, fashion, and food. Sounds expensive, right? It really doesn’t have to be if you follow these tips by Milan locals. Rest assured, you’ll be getting the best Italian » Read more
Eat like a local at As Bifanas Do Afonso. Photo: Sonse
The capital city of Portugal has become one of the world’s top tourist destinations in recent years. This fact has driven the traditionally low prices up, but despite this boom, eating well in the city has stayed very affordable compared to other European capitals. With these tips by Lisbon locals, you’ll be sure to find » Read more
Giant schnitzel in Munich. Photo: Anne-Lise Heinrichs
Ah, Munich. It’s the capital of everything Germany is stereotypically known for: lederhosen, dirndls, giant glasses of beer, and of course, Oktoberfest. Of course, there’s much more to Munich than the tired stereotypes of Bavaria. And if you’re craving that weisswurst, bratwurst or schnitzel, our friends at Spotted by Locals have you covered. They’ve come » Read more
Looking out over Athens. Photo: Dario
There are few countries that offer a richer cultural experience than Greece, especially when it comes to the simple and delicious pleasures of savoring stuffed grape leaves and tzatziki with a glass of beer or wine under a sunny sky. What better place to delve into this tradition than in the beating heart of the » Read more
Bacareto da Lele in Venice. Photo: J’Adore Food
Venice needs few introductions. The old Italian city, with its picturesque waterways, ancient buildings and romantic atmosphere, features in millions of bucket lists. You might think that its impossible to find delicious and affordable restaurants in such an iconic (and overpriced) tourist destination, but if you follow locals’ advice (like these tips compiled by our friends » Read more
