Category: Spaghetti with ketchup

A stylish bar with a hidden alley. Outside you can sit on wooden benches. You can order a classic tasting plate with prosciutto and prosecco. But I've probably never eaten better San Daniele ham than right here at this Enoteca. They slice the ham on an old manual slicer, to…

If you want to buy some fruit before your trip, try this little shop. In September, I recommend fresh figs, for example. Photo gallery

Fresh brioche, small cakes but also bread and baguettes. If you want to go for a freshly baked brioche and cappuccino first thing in the morning, you should definitely try them. Sit on the terrace and watch life around you. Photos from the bakery

You're gonna need a reservation for this osteria, Berty. There's only about 10 tables inside, and they're still full. The food's a little pricey, but it's not overpriced. If you want to enjoy an evening in a modern and comfortable environment – go to L'Osteria di Tancredi, Berty. Osteria menu…

A tiny trattoria, where you can see right through the window into the kitchen, Berty, as the old ladies are making spaghetti and ketchup for you. When you visit it, you kind of go back in time, but that's why it has its charm and we love it. Apart from…

Mala Enoteca and Prosciutteria on the left side of the church right in the centre. You can get to it if you go around the cathedral from the left, or from the back by the narrow steep stairs. I prefer the narrow stairs, Berty. A glass of prosecco costs €2.50…

It's such a small market, but a delight. You can buy fish, vegetables and hams here, Berty.

There are only a few types of fish to choose from in this little shop, fresh fish or seafood. Perfect for a night out with spaghetti and ketchup or a barbecue.

Market right in the city center. During the day it is possible to shop normally. After lunch, a food hall with restaurants and bars opens upstairs.

Street food in Italian. The best food for a fiver you've ever eaten. You can choose from pre-made versions, or you can make your own schiacciata.

Small restaurants and bars. Food and drink is quite cheap. I was expecting it to cost a fortune because of the tourists, but the prices were cheaper than here, Berty.

Have a little snack, Berty. Fried potato and cod pie with port wine. It's pretty good. We've been really wandering around downtown without any destination. They have a pretty nice old train station otherwise.

Mercado do Bolhão is a market where you can still buy a hen, Berty. In addition, they also have cakes, fish and vegetables or bread. Photos from the market

Quite a nice place for breakfast near the car park in Porto. We stopped there in the morning but also in the evening when we went back to the caravan. Photos

I'd say it was one of the better restaurants we've been to in Portuguese towns. If you're in the mood for a berta fish, I highly recommend it. We were there for dinner with our neighbors from the trailer next door.

A small bar on the beach, quite normal cooking there at cool but touristy prices.

I'm just putting this point here for reference, so you can get your bearings on where the historic center is. There are lots of little streets, squares, the cathedral and smaller parks. Cafes, bars and restaurants I don't need to mention. You can even buy a new gucci handbag there,…

Close to the parking lot. You can have fresh bagels or croissants in the morning, Berty.

Relaxed atmosphere with traditional French cuisine.

A stylish bistro that was created from an old railway station. The bistro also includes an outdoor garden next to the defunct railway line.

Full of small bars and street food along the Seine river.

There are plenty of wineries in this town, it is possible to do a tasting or just stop by the local bar for a glass of Chimp.

Observation tower, from which you can see the surrounding vineyards. There is of course also a bar and a restaurant.

This is what a traditional restaurant in one of the villages looks like. The lunch menu costs around 10 EUR, the menu also includes water, wine and dessert. It's definitely worth a try. We went to this particular restaurant, but you'll find them in every village you pass through.

The centre of Reims has low, three-storey buildings at most. The centre is calm with car traffic and easy to walk, cycle or longboard. Part of the city is pedestrianised with cafes, bakeries and restaurants.

There are dozens of small bars and Pintxos restaurants in this part of San Sebastián. We visited quite a few of them. Each one has different pintxos. Sometimes they are small sandwiches but even smaller meals served as if on children's plates with children's cutlery, Berta.