There’s food and then there’s comfort food, the delicious dishes we love most and ones that bring back memories of our childhood or good old home cooking. Although our favourite comfort food may not always be the most healthy options out there, there is no denying how downright delicious it can be.

The only thing that beats a delicious meal is a delicious meal with a view. When it comes to picturesque restaurants, it’s hard to beat a beachside eatery. Whether it’s a moody winter afternoon, a brisk autumn morning or a gorgeous summer afternoon, its tough to match the experience of dining while enjoying a beautiful sunset or the sounds of breaking waves.

With such a wide range of cultures clustered into one area, Europe is an incredible destination to experience different food and traditions. We may not all speak the same words but we share the same beautiful language of gastronomy. Food has a way of bringing people together no matter their culture, religion, or background.

Autumn is snuggle weather. Full of food, warmth and colour. If you’re an autumn lover, we found some festivals to celebrate the season, some closer to home than others.

Did you know that the first ever chicken pie recipe appeared in Mesopotamia prior to 2,000 BC? Ever since, pies have baked themselves into our food culture. While meat pies might make us feel at home Down Under, these other weird pies from around the world will definitely challenge your taste buds!

Sick of cooking the same old turkey dinner for Christmas every year? These incredible and often traditional dishes from around the world are easy enough to make and they’re a great way to add a unique spark to your Christmas feast.

From strawberry gazpacho to spring greens scotch eggs, these vibrant vegetarian eateries around the world offer non-meat cuisine in deliciously alluring destinations. Ready to seek them out?

If you’re looking for ways to celebrate Bastille Day with the French today, but can’t be in Paris by midnight, then, fellow Franophiles, we’ve come up some ways to feel a little bit French…