Open Society Open society is one of the new coffee spots in Indy, and has quickly become one of our favorite go to spots. The wait isn’t as long as Milktooth and the coffee is some of, if not the best in Indy in our opinion! The baristas are great, the atmosphere is welcoming and […]
Where to Drink Coffee in Nashville
If you like coffee… good coffee, Nashville should be your next stop. As fans of Third Wave-style coffee, Nashville does not disappoint. Josh has recently started making espresso at home and wanted to taste a wide range of espresso shots to compare. Crema Crema is a really cool looking coffee shop, and the well made espresso makes […]
Best NYC Pizza in Madrid: En Guay Si
When you are traveling through Madrid and burnt out on tapas, spend an afternoon or evening devouring some NYC, or in Madrid En Guay Si, goodness. This is exactly what we did. Don’t get me wrong, we loved every bite of jamón ibérico and churros dipped in chocolate that we could get our hands on, […]
Where To Eat In Portland Oregon
We spent a week in Portland this summer and fell in love with the food culture there. Below is our list of where to eat in Portland, Oregon. LucLac LucLac started as a food truck and grew so quickly in popularity that they opened up a restaurant. Their Pho is delicious – highly recommend stopping […]
A Flavor Explosion at MKT Restaurant, Four Seasons in San Francisco
So. Much. Food. So. Much. Delicious. Food. If you’ve been with us for awhile, you have realized we don’t discriminate when it comes to food. We will eat in the most questionable back alley or the fanciest upscale restaurant, they common theme is finding mind-blowing, unforgettable melt-in-your-mouth food. Michael, who now lives in San Francisco […]
How Not to Open a Bottle of Wine
Sometimes you have tough days… and you just need a glass of wine. The photo sums up the story pretty well…DISASTER. This photo was actually our second bottle of wine we opened with the old wooden spoon and paper towel trick. You ask, since we were in the big beautiful city of Buenos Aires why […]
Don’t Judge a Restaurant By Its Cover
We’ve written a few times about how to pick a restaurant by its smell or pictures on the menu – but what really draws you in? Traveling to a new destination whether you speak the language or not is tough. Some of the best restaurants are hidden in the back of hallways or disguised as […]
50 Shades of Red – A Glass of Wine a Day for 50 Days
Finally! 50 days later I am answering your questions! What the heck is this #50ShadesofRed and all the wine I’m seeing take over Traveling 9 to 5’s Twitter, Instagram and Facebook?! If you follow our travels you know two things: 1. I love wine. 2. We’ve been housesitting for the past 3 months in Northern […]
Our Favorite Foods at Trader Joe’s
If you travel long term you will realize you start to miss the simple things that used to be mundane and routine. In my case grocery shopping, specifically at Trader Joe’s. We met these really fun couples in the Galapagos, and over dinner Trader Joe’s somehow became the topic of conversation. The question asked was […]
Hawaii Travel: Fresh Fruit, Fire and Rum
You have to wonder how I am going to tie these three items together, fruit, fire and rum. Fruit can be mixed with rum to make a delicious drink…or maybe set the rum on fire to make a yummy dessert. In this instance the fruit was eaten, the fire was being thrown and the rum […]
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