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Chefchaouen, Morocco has a fabulous local market with good quality cheap produce and other food items. Families work together to buy and sell goods. Make sure to check it out when visiting The Blue City. My favorite child’s backpack with a leash that I use for Jimmy when traveling.
Camp is a fun new toy store that just opened near Union Square in Manhattan. It has a secret door that opens up into a hidden “summer camp” with lots of fun things for kids to participate in. The theme is constantly changing. Inspired by two people who fell in love at summer camp, this place is great to take the kids, and buy a toy or two.
Chefchaouen, The Blue City, is a great place to visit in Northern Morocco. Haggle with the vendors and shop, eat Moroccan food and pastries, hang with the locals, and enjoy the beautiful, blue, picturesque town. Eat at Casa Aladdin, Casa Hassan, and Mandala Pizzeria. Great playground for kids near the main parking lot.
Ralph’s Coffee opened today, December 6th 2018, at the Ralph Lauren women’s flagship store on Madison Ave, Upper East Side Manhattan. They serve organic coffee beans roasted by La Colombe, delicious espresso drinks, and baked goods. Enjoy beautiful holiday decorations in an inviting and cozy setting celebrating the Ralph Lauren brand’s 50th anniversary.
When visiting Morocco, be sure to eat a Moroccan pastry. They are an affordable sweet treat made from fried dough and drenched in honey. Some are filled with nuts and dates. They are traditionally eaten during Ramadan, but you can find them all year round.
Life on the Upper East Side in Manhattan is expensive. Online grocery delivery, laundry services, prices of haircuts, babysitting, kid’s music classes, gym memberships. Transportation on the subway and bus with kids, having take-out delivered to your house for dinner.
Follow my step-by-step weekend travel guide of Seville, Spain, to know what to see, eat, and do in this beautiful Spanish city. Every travel and food detail is thought out and crafted into a logical hourly map for the perfect weekend for any tourist.
Spend the day near the River Guadalquivir in Seville with your family. Eat lunch at the Mercado Lonja del Barranco marketplace and get some ice cream at Puro and Bio. See the Monument of Tolerance and the Torre del Oro. Enjoy the river, the orange trees with the local people of Seville.
The Majestic Hotel at Yosemite National Park serves a fabulous Sunday brunch buffet for $56 a person. Kids 5 and under eat free. The dining room is exquisite with rustic chandeliers and great service. Reservations required.
Agritopia in Gilbert, Arizona has several organic restaurants like Joe’s Farm Grill, Fire and Brimstone, and The Coffee Shop. They use produce that is grown in their working farm and feature local artisans and craftsman at their indoor shopping area called, Barnone. Shop the Farmer’s Market every Wednesday night.
Where to find gourmet style coffee and espresso in Seville, mochas, and large cup sizes. Ideas of what to see and do after you get your coffee, in that area of town.
A quick Spanish lunch consists of a montadito, green olives, and potato chips. Try a pringa, jamón y queso, and a serranito montadito at Plaza Nueva Bar & Tapas in Seville.
Where to find the best eats in Seville for lunch and dinner and what to order. Talking about modern and creative Spanish cuisine and which restaurants have outside seating areas.
The best things to see, eat, and do in Granada, Spain. Try a famous Pionono pastry and go Tapa Hopping, visit the Alhambra and go to one of the lookouts for a great view of the city. Details of where to park your car and where to shop.
