*CLOSED* Tiramisù DeliShoes, Milan

Tiramisù and shoes, good food and wine, all under the same roof... do I need to say more???

I had been curious about Tiramisù Delishoes since its opening a couple of months ago, and thanks to Zomato we got to try it. What's not to like of a place that has beautiful shoes on display and the first tiramisù bar in the world, where the pastry chef prepares your personalized tiramisù right in front of you?!

Best of 2015

As usual, here are my favorite posts of this 2015 (I know I was a bad blogger, but one of my 2016 resolutions is to keep the blog updated - still so many posts to share about many cool places in Milan, Spain, USA, Mexico, etc.):

Vinario 11, Milan

A nice and wallet-friendly option to buy your everyday wine

Bodega 1900, Barcelona

Pleasant pre-concert wine and tapas stop at the Adriá's...

Cosme, NYC

Enrique Olvera's husk meringue really lives up to the hype

Central Market, Florence

One of my new favorite places in Florence...

Zoetry Villa Rolandi, Isla Mujeres - The Food

Here's some foodporn from Zoetry Villa Rolandi, don't drool over your keyboards or phones!

 I remember I wrote in the Zoetry Casa del Mar in Los Cabos that those were the best meals we've ever had in a resort, but I thinks this time we have a new winner!

Macelleria Popolare, Milan

A delicious lunch break in the new Darsena market, by the guys from Mangiari di Strada!

Golosaria Food & Wine exhibition, Milan 15-17 November 2014

Hi all!
This Sunday, November 16, around noon (Italian time) I'll be live-tweeting from Golosaria Food & Wine exhibition in Milan!

So, what is Golosaria?
Golosaria is an exhibition that focuses on quality food and wine. It was created by Paolo Masobrio (wine and food critic, editor and opinion leader) and it's dedicated to all those who are "gluttonous for life" so, if you like good food and good wine, Golosaria is also for you.
Distributed in 8.000 square meters at Via Tortona's Superstudio Più, Golosaria will host Italian culinary excellences like Milanese caviar, lactose free cheeses from Crema, truffle from Le Marche, Sicilian panettone, etc. but also quality street food. There will be many conferences, meetings, labs, wine tastings, show cooking, etc. There will also be a reference to the coming Expo 2015, which is focused on food and sustainable growth.

So follow me on Twitter to check out my tweets and photos of the day! (My twitter account is @TheTFoodie)

Or if you want to visit Golosaria yourself this weekend, here's the info:
Golosaria 2014
15, 16 and 17 november 2014
MILAN - Superstudio Più via Tortona, 27
Nearest metro station: MM2 Porta Genova
Saturday 14 - 23, Sunday 10 - 20.30, Monday 10 - 17 

Tel. 0131261670 - email golosaria@clubpapillon.it
Ticket (at ticket office): € 10 for 1 day
Online ticket: € 8 for 1 day
2days ticket: € 15 - 3days ticket € 20

Pesti Diszno, Budapest

Cute bistro nearby Budapest's opera house specializing in Hungarian classics and pork dishes.

Borkonyha Wine Kitchen, Budapest

I already knew there was good food in Budapest, but we were pleasantly surprised it turned out to be really good, I mean, Michelin-star good, so of course a visit to the recently awarded Borkonyha Wine Kitchen was mandatory.

CultiVini, Budapest

This cool wine shop/bar/gallery kept us coming back for more everyday durnig our stay in Budapest, with great Hungarian wines and an interesting concept.

Borbíróság, Budapest

Surprisingly good meal right by Budapest's Grand Market Hall.

Borbíróság is a cute restaurant in a quiet square just next to the bustling Market Hall - that's where their ingredients mainly come from.

Triana market & Guadalquivir river, Seville

After the visit to the Cathedral and climb to the top of the Giralda tower, we went for a walk under the summer sun along the Guadalquivir and arrived to the Triana market.

Snapshots (& food) of Cordoba

"Nunca merezcan mis ausentes ojos
Ver tu muro, tus torres y tu río,
Tu llano y sierra, ¡oh patria, oh flor de España!"
- Luis de Góngora, A Córdoba

([if] my absent eyes should never again deserve

 to see your walls, your tower and your river 

your plain and mountains, my homeland, the flower of Spain!)

Cordoba might be considered a small city now, but as we read in this post, it was once the capital of Al-Andalus (Islamic Spain) and the center of its cultural and political life.

Mercado Victoria, Cordoba

"Happy ever after in the market place..."

 

 The Mercado Victoria is one of those pleasant surprises Cordoba has to offer. Especially for market nuts like myself.

A day in Macau - part 2

As I was explaining in the last post, we arrived to the A-Ma Temple, next to the Maritime Museum in the southern part of the Macau peninsula.

N'Ombra de Vin, Milan

One of my favorite places in Milan to enjoy a glass of wine surrounded by the best bottles.

Il Mosnel, Franciacorta

An amazing day among the winery's vineyards!

My love for Franciacorta is no secret, so when we saw that Il Mosnel, one of Franciacorta's best and most famous wineries was organizing a day at the winery we had to be there.

Alice, Milan

Our first (and hopefully not last) visit to the new location of the once Michelin-starred Milanese restaurant.