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Forsyth Park, Savannah GA When people think of food destinations, Georgia isn’t always the first place that comes to mind- but after spending time in both Savannah and Atlanta, I realized it deserves more credit. The food scene here isn’t defined by trends or aesthetics. Instead, it’s rooted in history, culture, and comfort, the kind of meals that feel intentional, personal, and deeply connected to place. From charming cafés tucked into historic streets to standout restaurant

Me in Big Sur! Along the historic (and beautiful) Bixby Bridge! I was lucky enough to spend this past spring break driving down the coast! There are few drives more iconic than California’s Highway 1- but what made this trip unforgettable for me wasn’t just the views. It was the food. From coastal cafés to tucked-away bakeries and standout restaurants, each stop along the way added something unique to the experience. Keep reading to find out everywhere I stopped, and hear my

Miami is one of those cities where you could try a new restaurant every week and still feel like you’ve barely scratched the surface. Between the Cuban cafés, waterfront dinners, and aesthetic brunch spots, the options are endless, and honestly, a little overwhelming. After spending time living here and constantly trying new places, these are the spots I keep coming back to, the ones I recommend to friends without hesitation. Komodo, Brickell Komodo I was absolutely blown awa