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The Perennial Plate went to Italy to eat pizza, pasta, meat, and cheese, and all they brought back were these gorgeous photos (plus a chance to win a trip!)

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...one of these four summertime treats, according to the Foodist, Andrew Knowlton

Andrew Knowlton

Don't fly this summer: The best, most memorable vacation food, says the Foodist, is found on (and off) America's highways and byways

Andrew Knowlton

In Montreal, Ben Pomeroy drinks his way through the city, from craft beer and sparkling cider to clever cocktails and hangover remedies

Tourism Montréal

At Tokyo's Toritama, the chef divides birds into 33 different parts, from the duodenum to 4 types of "thigh," and grills each a different (and delicious) way

Elyse Pasquale

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The just-reopened Rijksmuseum isn't the only reason to visit Amsterdam: The food scene is producing works of art, too.
The just-reopened Rijksmuseum isn't the only reason to visit Amsterdam: The food scene is producing works of art, too

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At last weekend's Grub Crawl, we ate our way through Charleston, SC, from the traditional (biscuit bar!) to the newfangled (corn and leek with green-curry eggplant)

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Ben Pomeroy went to Istanbul hoping to eat. Instead, he found anti-government protests, riot police, and tear gas--plus some really good meze

Ben Pomeroy

On Oahu, musician Jack Johnson and chef Ed Kenney throw a beach party with family, farmers, friends (hi, Kelly Slater!), and the freshest, most delicious food in Hawaii
Keeping street food alive (and legal) is a challenge, but these 6 strategies will help it thrive any city

Jenny Miller

Singapore dominates the global discussion of sidewalk cuisine, but it doesn't even serve food on the street. Are its hawker centers really a garden of eatin'?

Jenny Miller

On a 3,519-mile drive through 13 states, Rebecca Flint Marx found 10 worthy pies, from apple to rhubarb to "razzleberry," that prove this nation's baked greatness

Rebecca Flint Marx

Five days of dining, drinking, and dancing with the wealthy and fabulous of Kennebunkport, Maine? Web editor Matt Gross accepts the hardship assignment

Matt Gross

Before the confessed leaker departs Hong Kong (willingly or not), he should really eat dumplings, drink cocktails, and hide in plain sight at these 5 hot spots

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From Indian chicken fried with 40 spices to a mind-blowing Mexican seafood tostada, we pick the 5 best snacks from Singapore's World Street Food Congress

Jenny Miller

Well, Singapore just had one, and we've got all the important details, like what Tony Bourdain bitched about and who served the best seafood cocktails

Jenny Miller

In Thailand, shopping-center food courts are flat-out awesome, and we've got everything you need to know to navigate them like a pro

Vincent Vichit-Vadakan

Welcome to the commissary at cashmere king Brunello Cucinelli's magical hilltop headquarters

Faith Willinger

OMG: Tacografia is a map of Mexico's regional taco specialties, and now we're really hungry

Sam Dean

Savor the world's next great dining destination with this insider's guide to cutting-edge restaurants, mezcal bars, and unforgettable street food

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In Mexico City, our assistant food editor Alison Roman finds herself tempted at every corner by crunchy, salty, sweet, tangy, tiny treats

Alison Roman

Our assistant food editor is in Mexico City for a symposium, and trying to enjoy the panoply of tastes without busting her gut. Here's her strategy

Alison Roman

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Who knew Ireland had such a bounty of fresh ingredients, talented cheesemakers, and sophisticated chefs? Matt Gross learns firsthand
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