Eat & Drink
Embark on a culinary journey across Europe and Latin America with our foodie travel tips. Experience the transformative power of travel through diverse flavors, from bustling street food markets to Michelin-starred dining. Savor Montreal third-wave coffee, French natural wines, creamy Italian gelato, Mexican tacos, Moroccan tajines and Colombian exotic fruits.
Discover food festivals, take part in cooking classes, and learn about traditional dishes and innovative fusions. With Air Transat, explore hidden gems and local favorites, making every meal a memorable part of your transformative travel adventure.
Is Portugal is Europe’s best-kept culinary secret? Find out the essential things to eat in Lisbon to properly taste Portuguese cuisine.
Indulge in the best food festivals in Italy, from Venice’s Carnevale to Alba’s Truffle Fair. Taste authentic Italian tradition and culture!
Panama City’s Casco Viejo district, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1997, has a lively nightlife. Here are a few of the best places to go.
Dublin’s pubs are some of the best in the world – experience this city’s must-see historic watering holes.
Who among us doesn’t have “eating a gelato in Rome” on their bucket list? But how do you pick the tourist traps from the authentic shops? Here are 9 great gelaterias to try on your next visit.
One of the best things about being on holiday is trying all of the new food and there’s no better place to do this than Mexico. Here are our top 7 fruits!
Florida’s sunniest and most jet-set city is ready to welcome you for a quick, fun-filled getaway. Here are our favourite places for a long weekend in Miami.
If you’re wondering what to eat in Rome besides pasta, here are 6 dishes to be on the lookout for in this delicious city.
Street food in Mexico is nothing short of spectacular, and no trip would be complete without a taste of these delicious staples.
Off to Belgium? Take note of the 10 essential places to visit in Brussels to make your trip a memorable and gourmet one!
How to plan a day trip to the Douro Valley from Porto to discover its quintas, vineyards and photogenic highlights.
Dublin offers a limitless supply of food and drinks to try at its many pubs. Check out our favourites.
What exactly are tapas and whis is dinner time 10 p.m. in Barcelona?
Just a 40-minute train ride from Florence, this stunning medieval city is a feast for the eyes and the palate—and with no crowds, it’s refreshingly affordable.
On a trip to Italy, discover aperitivo, the Italian equivalent of happy hour. Enjoy a cocktail accompanied by delicious antipasti.
Venice does offer a treasure trove of authentic and delightful eateries if you know where to look.
You can eat well in Madrid at any budget, whether it be at a Michelin star restaurant or a tacsa, here are 6 restaurants not to miss in Madrid.
Whether you’re an amateur oenologist or simply love good wine, Bordeaux is a destination of choice. Here are our suggestions for places not to be missed.
Join us as we explore the main traditions of Italian cuisine, its fundamental principles, unique methods and regional specialities.
Here are the most emblematic dishes in Naples… and the restaurants where you can taste them!
Discover this little corner of the Pyrénées Orientales, with its breathtaking views and elegant simplicity.
Traditional food in Halifax are often those most readily available from the sea and influenced by immigrants to the region. Do not leave without trying these ten meals!
Even though this is my third time in Panama City, I’m looking forward to wandering the narrow streets of Casco Viejo again for a Food Tour.
Traditional Jamaican food is one of the most underrated cuisines on the planet. You won’t want to miss out on these tasty finds.
A mix of immaculate beaches, warm turquoise waters, lush mountains and laid-back culture (not to mention the reggae), Jamaica is a perfect destination for a sun-filled vacation.
It’s the sweetest thing in the world. Chocolate. Here are some of the best places on Earth to take your chocolate obsession to the next level.
Bordeaux is most often known as one of the best places to drink red wine in France, and in fact all of the world. But second to that it’s known for its gothic architecture and is home to one of the best cities to eat in France.
If you’re looking for fantastic classic French food with seafood caught that morning, Nantes must be on your list. When you visit you cannot miss these restaurants in Nantes!
These London markets are a great place to find food in London, along with clothes, antiques and more! Check out our favourite picks.
From tomato fights to cheese-rolling competitions, savour some of the most delicious food festivals around the world. Here is a list you don’t want to forget.
Here are some places you could visit that have a big history with cocoa and chocolate!
The old joke was that when asked where one should eat in Ottawa, the answer would be: Montreal. That’s not the case anymore since Ottawa has a very respectable food scene these days. Below are some of our favourite spots to eat, drink and snack in Canada’s capital city.
A trip to Lyon, the gastronomic capital of France, turns into a food-fueled adventure. The real treasure of Lyon is its rich local produce that turns a trip here into a journey of flavors‚ whether you’re a meat-loving adventurer or not.
Many travellers fly to Italy for just one thing to eat. There’s no doubt that Italian food is one of the best in the world and you could spend an Italian holiday simply eating and doing nothing else. Here are four sandwiches that you should try in Italy when you need a break from all the tasty pizza and pasta.
If you’re vegan or just wanting to try vegan food you’ll want to visit these Toronto restaurants. The food is so good that most people forget that they are in a vegan restaurant.
Experience the vibrant city of Nantes: a perfect blend of art, culture, and history on the banks of the Loire River.
Tea became popular again in France about 70 years ago. On your next visit to Paris indulge in a delectable blend at one of these Tea Salons!
Vancouver’s commitment to a healthy lifestyle combined with a diverse population means the city has great food at any price.
Here are some of the best restaurants in Playa del Carmen for travellers looking for local flavour, and all are less than a 10 minute walk from 5th avenue.
Wine and food are one of the best ways to explore France. Not only are the wine regions in France producing some of the world’s best wine, but they are also home to delicious classic and modern French food. Here are 5 wine regions you should consider on your next holiday in France.
There are over 600,000 people living in Cancun, which means there are plenty of great options for food. Here are some of the most popular restaurants in Cancun both in the hotel zone and outside in the main city.
Provence’s quiet beauty seduces the senses with the simplest things, a monastery cloaked in silent worship, acres of vibrant lavender scenting the countryside and pretty as a picture village markets.
Travel to France, Spain or Italy and if you love all things bubbly, break out your flutes and take a sparkly sip of Champagne, Crémant, cava or Prosecco!
Today some of the most popular foods in the Yucatan are also throughout Mexico, but many Yucatecan foods only exist in this region. Here are six dishes from the Yucatan you don’t want to miss!
The whole family can get a taste of the Dominican Republic at this food truck park in Punta Cana.
Nicaragua, one of the most interesting countries in Central America, it is full of amazing beach life with diverse flora and fauna bordering both the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean. Each beach has its own vibe and attractions, here are the best beaches in Nicaragua you don’t want to miss.
Find tricks to adapt your classic pina colada to the cold winters with the help of the owners of the Montreal’s bar: Bishop & Bagg. Hot summer or cold winter, be prepared for the perfect cocktails!
Rome is known as a paradise for foodies, but where do locals eat? Here is a list of the best restaurants in Rome where you’ll sit elbow to elbow with locals.
From the Golan Heights to the Negev, Israel is home to some spectacular wineries. To date, there are approximately 300 dotted along the country. That is quite remarkable considering that two decades ago, there were fewer than ten wineries in total with some older than the nation itself.
Wine capital of the world? Yes, but there’s much more to Bordeaux. Here are some great things to do in and around Bordeaux, whether or not you imbibe.
