If you happen to arrive to Edinburgh by train, or if you are visiting Edinburgh and at any point find yourself near the Waverley station and in need of coffee, fear not, as this is actually an amazing location to enjoy three different specialty coffee shops! The Milkman This is probably one of the most … More Specialty coffee near Edinburgh’s Waverley
Since moving to Edinburgh in September, I haven’t seen my mom. We decided to have a little New Years meet up, but since Edinburgh is quite cold, she wouldn’t meet me there. We ended up in the much sunnier Lisbon. Lisbon also turned out to be quite a haven for specialty coffee. Though it isn’t … More Best specialty coffee with vegan options – Lisbon
Sting has this song about being an Englishmen in New-York. I remember not really getting it. I mean, sure, different accent and a different place, but the states and the UK are both English speaking countries, how different can they possibly be? But then I actually moved to the UK. The first time I realized … More American in Scotland
Initially, I didn’t mean to write about vegan restaurants in Warsaw at all. I thought there were quite a lot of them, and that you can look them up quite easily. However, after returning to Warsaw for the second time, I went to Vegemiasto, and as I liked it so much, I changed my mind, … More Vegemiasto
In a previous post I told you about the most vegan friendly coffee shop in Warsaw, however, I did visit a few other cool place. Though maybe slightly less vegan friendly, I was able to find non-dairy milk in all the places I visited, so if you are looking for good coffee and a good … More Warsaw’s cafes
After leaving Aruba I took a little detour and instead of returning back home, I flew to Warsaw (Poland). After three weeks in the Caribbeans and having either a smoothie bowl or chia pudding every single morning, I was craving my bowls. When I landed in the city and started looking for vegan options, I … More Coco Bowls
If anyone was wondering how did I end up in Aruba, this is probably a good time for a disclaimer. I actually took a three week intensive yoga teacher training on the island (with @yoga_girl). I am now both a yoga teacher, and pretty much an expert when it comes to places with vegan option … More Vegan and friends – Aruba
When I had first told my friends in Israel I was going to Aruba most of them were truly surprised that such a country even exists, and obviously could not place it on a map. For Americans, and perhaps Dutch people (as Aruba is a constituent country of the kingdom of the Netherlands) this is … More Vegan Aruba
Israelis tend to say that Tel-Aviv is a bubble, it’s like its own country, and that Tel-Avivian never leave the city. This is true to some extend, Tel-Aviv is definitely the most vibrant city in Israel, with the greatest selection of hangout venues, but there are still reasons to leave the city. As Tel-Aviv is … More Israeli Gypsies
One of Tel-Aviv’s biggest and most famous markets is the “Carmel” market. The Carmel market offers food, clothes, housewares, souvenirs and more. It’s a colorful, fun place to visit while in Tel-Aviv. The Carmel market is located pretty much in the city center, in a neighborhood call Kerem Ha-Teimanim, which literally translates into “The Yemenite … More The “vineyard”
