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The 2014 World Cup (and our challenge) has been over for almost 2 weeks now and it was an intense ride! We tried to make it to as many cou...

The last stop on our 2014 World Cup eating journey was for Greek food at Poseidon Greek Bakery. This is one of our absolute favorite place...

Last time for the World Cup we bundled USA in with Slovakia. This time we did better about splitting up all of the countries. For this sum...

When you hear English food, what do you think? Fish and chips? Bangers and mash? Shepherd's pie? Yeah, us too. For our English World C...

During our research for the World Cup challenge, we noticed that it was actually a little difficult to find a casual Brazilian spot. Most ...

Colombia was one of our favorite teams in this year's World Cup and we were sad they didn't make it further in the competition. We ...

Our favorite thing about the World Cup eating challenge (and also WorldEats ) is that it can introduce us to a cuisine and a culture that w...

Since we were food crawling through the East Village, we decided to make our last World Cup stop of the night at Otto's Tacos , part o...

Just like in the last World Cup , we headed out to Queens for Uruguayan food at Chivito d'Oro. We knew that this time wouldn't be ...

One German snack we really enjoy (and which we hope to get someday in Berlin) is currywurst. So we continued our food crawl into the East...

After the Argentinian and Portuguese stops on our Independence Day food crawl, we took a break and watched the (infuriatingly frustratin...

M and I continued our World Cup 2014 eating challenge by visiting City Sandwich in Hell's Kitchen for a Portuguese sandwich. Our orig...

It's always puzzled us why NYC doesn't have or can't sustain a Dutch restaurant. We've had so many great Dutch foods that...

When we were in Barcelona a couple of years ago, we saw a bunch of 100 Montaditos restaurants around. We never had time to try them when w...