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EatSpanish restaurantValenciaPaella
There are several versions of this tasteful rice dish: paella valenciana, with meat (chicken and/or rabbit usually), paella de marisco, with fish or seafood, or even paella mixta, with meat and fish at the same time, the least popular among locals. It is very difficult to say which is the 'real' paella, as every person has his/her own version (though no paella that deserves this name contains sausage, ham or meat broth, for instance). If you want to eat an authentic paella, try it at the Malvarrosa beach area; you will find there are several good restaurants. The authentic Valencian paella is made only with fresh ingredients, in a special iron pan and using a fire made with wood (not gas or electricity). Vegetarian paella is called paella vegetal or paella de verduras. Authentic paella can be rather dry, it's not a soup and shouldn't look like gumbo. Don't be shy about scraping the caramelized rice from the bottom of the pan, it's delicious!
EatInternational restaurantTampereNäsinneula
Revolving restaurant atop the sightseeing tower. It's expensive, but they specialize in Finnish ingredients and the results are above average.
Open now · closes 11:30 pmMain courses from €20 to €30 · Wheelchair accessible
EatJapanese restaurantDisney SpringsWalt Disney WorldWorld Showcase of Flavors
Epcot
Select fan-favorites from the Epcot International Food and Wine Festival will now be available year-round, including lobster rolls and pierogies.
Wheelchair accessible
EatRestaurantLa Latina-AustriasMadridRestaurante Botín
Sobrino de Botín
Opened in 1725, Botín is listed in the Guinness Book of Records as the oldest operating restaurant in the world. Once a favourite of Ernest Hemingway, the menu still delights with specialities including cochinillo (roast suckling pig) and cordero (roast lamb).
Open now · closes midnight tomorrowLimited wheelchair access
EatFrench restaurant5th arrondissementParisLa Tour d'Argent
For those with fat wallets la Tour d'Argent is a must-do. One of the oldest restaurants in Paris, on the Seine, it is famous for its duck recipes.
Closed · opens noon Tuesday
EatCamdenLondonSt. Pancras International Station
A selection of cafes at the station. Convenient for a quick bite.
Every dayHeritage listed · Wheelchair accessible
- EatPatisserie8th arrondissementParis
Ladurée
Famous for their macaroon cookies, which come in over 15 different flavours. Expensive, but an experience. There is a tea room, a bar, and a restaurant. You can also order baked goods to go, in fancy boxes and bags.
Open now · closes 10 pm
EatFrench restaurant14th arrondissementParisLa Coupole
The famous Art Deco brasserie, convenient for a quick meal before or after a train journey to or from Montparnasse station.
Open now · closes midnight tomorrowAverage plate €35-40, all cards accepted · Outdoor seating · Wheelchair accessible
EatEastern european restaurantInnere StadtViennaPalais Coburg
The gourmet restaurant is handled by 2 Michelin-starred chef Silvio Nickol. It offers a 5-, 7- or 9-course menu. The seasonal wine card is exquisite.
Closed · opens 6 pm Tuesday€148 · Heritage listed · Built 1845
EatRestaurant6th arrondissementParisBrasserie Lipp
A Parisian institution since 1880, the beautiful art deco interior complements the famous Alsatian menu and blond beer.
Open now · closes 2 am tomorrowLimited wheelchair access · Heritage listed
EatDisney SpringsWalt Disney WorldFantasy Fare
Magic Kingdom
Popular dishes from Disney's worldwide theme parks that aren't usually available in Florida, like Disneyland's hand-dipped corn dogs.
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EatRestaurantØsterbroCopenhagenGeranium
Reopened in new surroundings by chef Rasmus Kofoed who won the 2011 Bocuse d'Or, and is one of the best chefs in the world. The restaurant got three Michelin stars in 2016. The restaurant is along with Noma at the forefront of the revolution in Nordic cuisine that is current waging on. Danish newspapers and guides all agree; if you want to sample local gourmet, this is a very good place to be seated.
Booking is essentialSet menu for 1048 kr, wines double the price · Wheelchair accessible
EatValenciaMercat de Colón
Mercado de Colón
Built in 1916 as a marketplace, this excellent example of modernist architecture now houses a number of cafés and tapas bars. Every Sunday at noon there are free classical music concerts.
Open now · closes 3 am tomorrowWheelchair accessible
EatAsian restaurantCotaiMacauCity of Dreams
a large clump of hotels, casinos, restaurants and entertainment venues located just across a road from the Venetian. As elsewhere in the strip, there is quite a wide choice of restaurants, mostly upmarket, with many different styles of food.
Open now · open 24 hours
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EatSushi restaurantGinzaTokyoSukiyabashi Jiro
すきやばし次郎
This three Michelin star restaurant and its owner/chef, Jiro Ono, were immortalized in the 2011 documentary Jiro Dreams of Sushi. The highly expensive course is omakase only - Jiro himself selects 20 nigiri pieces daily based on that day's catch from the Tsukiji fish market. You are not expected to use soy sauce, as many pieces are already brushed with it. The restaurant only has ten counter seats, and due to its popularity, advance reservations are required by telephone in Japanese. While reservations open on the first day of every month for the following month's seating, they almost always sell out the same day. Reservations via a concierge (hotel, American Express, etc.) may be the best way for foreign visitors to secure a seat.
11:30-14:00, 17:30-20:30 (Closed Sat evenings, Sundays, public holidays, New Year's holiday and mid-August)¥30,000
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EatLa Latina-AustriasMadridChocolatería San Ginés
Specializing in chocolate con churros, this Madrid fixture is the perfect place to top off a night on the town. Also offers the usual assortment of coffees and teas.
Open now · open 24 hoursLimited wheelchair access · Wheelchair accessible
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EatBarbecue restaurantNairobiThe Carnivore
Just outside the city, close to the Uhuru Gardens along Lang'Ata road, it is a luxury restaurant famous for its meats. Once seated, different masaai grilled meats will be carried around on sticks and carved to your plate at request. Very expensive by Kenyan standards, beware of additional taxes and catering levies. Reservations might be a good idea, ask at your hotel.
Open now · closes 11 pmWi-Fi · Limited wheelchair access · Outdoor seating
EatNoodle restaurantFukuokaIchiran
一蘭
A well known ramen chain, dedicated solely to perfecting tonkotsu. Buy a ticket from the vending machine outside (just hit the big top button) and take a seat at the counter. Each seat has a curtain in front and dividers on the side, so nothing distracts you from the noodle experience that awaits. Cellphones, children or conversation are not allowed. Hand over your ticket, receive a questionnaire on how you like your noodles (available in English at some outlets), and choose the middle option (基本 kihon, or "standard") for everything. In under a minute, a bowl of noodles will appear. If you want more noodles or an egg, press the button and ask for kaedama or tamago respectively.
24 hr, 365 days¥650
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EatMexican restaurantDisney SpringsWalt Disney WorldSprings' Street Tacos
Disney Springs
Disney Springs is an outdoor shopping, dining, and entertainment complex at the Walt Disney World Resort in Lake Buena Vista, Florida, near Orlando. First opened on March 22, 1975 as Lake Buena Vista Shopping Village, it has been expanded and rebranded over the years as Walt Disney World Village (1977), Disney Village Marketplace (1989), and Downtown Disney (1997), becoming Disney Springs in 2015. A similar complex, called Flamingo Crossings, was opened on the opposite side of Walt Disney World in 2021.
EatSwedish restaurantGamla stanStockholmDen Gyldene Freden
The members of the Swedish Academy (famous as the jury for the Nobel Prize in Literature) eat here every Thursday. Old traditions (traced back to 1722) in the old town. The reputation allows "The Golden Peace" to charge high prices.
Open Mon-Fri 17:00-23:00, Sat 13:00-23:00 (closed Mon in July and early August)Mains 165-335 kr, three-course menus 565-675 kr · Limited wheelchair access · Vegetarian options
EatRestaurantSarajevoHouse of Spite
Inat Kuca
The history of this restaurant dates back to the Austro-Hungarian occupation, when Sarajevo underwent large scale infrastructure projects which resulted in the post office, the National Museum, the Faculty of Law and many others. When the City Hall was to be constructed however, the Austro-Hungarians faced the stubbornness of an old Bosnian man named Benderija who lived in a house in that location. He refused to have his house demolished for the construction of the City Hall, and only after long negotiations he agreed to give up his property under 2 conditions: he wanted a bag of golden coins as compensation, and the house had to be moved brick by brick to the other side of the river. Since then, the building is known as the house of spite, and a symbol of Bosnian stubbornness and resistance against the government. In 1997, the house was converted to a lovely restaurant selling hearty stew-like meals and Bosnian specialities. A terrace offers a view over the river and the Sarajevo City Hall which it replaces. The house is decorated in oriental style, and worth visiting for the ambient alone.
Open now · closes 11 pm6-20 KM (Aug 2017) · Limited wheelchair access · Outdoor seating
EatFrench restaurant12th arrondissementParisLe Train Bleu
Serves haute cuisine in amazing surroundings. Reservations strongly recommended
Open now · closes 10:30 pmLimited wheelchair access · Heritage listed
EatRegional restaurantInner EastOsloMaaemo
This New Nordic Cuisine restaurant serving organic, local food jumped straight to two stars in Michelin's Guide Rouge at the earliest opportunity after opening, the first Nordic restaurant to do so. They have now advanced to three stars. World class restaurant.
Closed · opens 6 pm Monday1250 kr for 9-course menu, add 1050 kr for the drink pairing menu
EatFrench restaurant6th arrondissementParisPolidor
Since 1845, but don't let that fool you, the carte is quite up-to-date. Vegetarians can assemble a fine pasta-centered meal à la carte.
Open now · closes 10:30 pmLimited wheelchair access
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EatFrench restaurantGramercy FlatironManhattan11 Madison Park
Has one of the most beautiful rooms of any restaurant in New York. Long well-liked for its upscale American cuisine and helpful service, it has in the last few years been graced with a new chef who has been getting rave reviews from many quarters. Call ahead for reservations.
Closed · opens 5:30 pmFully vegan
EatAmerican restaurantUpper West SideManhattanPer Se
The New York outpost of Chef Thomas Keller of the French Laundry in Yountville, which is in the Napa Valley of California. Chef Keller is one of the most famous and highly praised chefs in the United States. It used to be necessary to call months in advance for reservations, but same-day reservations may be worth attempting.
Closed · opens 11:30 am tomorrowWheelchair accessible
EatMedieval restaurantTallinnOlde Hansa
The ruling king among Tallinn's purely touristy restaurants with some of them trying to copy its style. The place is simply medieval, not just in terms of food but also in the sense of performance - no electricity, no music except live and authentic, no modern inventions. The house special is bear meat "marinated in rare spices and cooked over a fire in honour of Waldemar II, the brave King of Denmark" costing €40+. Try one of the extraordinary beers, such as the honey beer. It is not likely that you will meet any locals here.
Open now · closes midnight tomorrowVegan options · Wi-Fi
EatPolish restaurantOld TownKrakówWierzynek
Upscale traditional cuisine in one of the oldest restaurants in Poland. Mikołaj Wierzynek invited several kings and the German Emperor in 1364 to a feast there and gave them the golden dishes they ate from.
Open now · closes 11 pm
EatCalifornian restaurantBerkeleyChez Panisse
Chez Panisse is the origin of California Cuisine, and still is the best representation of the style that focuses on local produce in season. Named "Best Restaurant in America" in 2001 by Gourmet Magazine and is one of the entries in the book 1000 Places To See Before You Die by Patricia Schultz. Fixed price menus downstairs ($175), which usually require a reservation a month in advance. It's worth it, though. The cafe upstairs offers more variety in à la carte form, and it's easier to get a table. Still, if your parents are paying, try to book downstairs.
Check website for hours$175 and up
EatDeli restaurantLower East SideManhattanKatz's Deli
A classic NYC delicatessen. The famous fake orgasm scene in When Harry Met Sally was shot here. Have what she was having: A pastrami sandwich. If you're a pastrami lover, you will long remember your trip to this establishment. Don't lose your ticket, and don't forget to tip the counterman at least $1 per sandwich. If you want something other than pastrami, their corned beef and brisket vie for second best and even their turkey is fine (though it's probably not what you're there for); make sure to ask for anything "juicy" (i.e., fatty).
Open now · closes 10:15 pm tomorrow