HeyJaredCaitlin White
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A Cannes Bakery Is Making the Case for Sourdough on the French Riviera (opens the original)
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Last summer, my boyfriend made the kind of mistake that French locals avoid at all costs: he forgot to buy bread before the city shut down on Sunday afternoon. In the south of France, most shops are closed on Sundays and Mondays, so missing the window means going without bread until Tuesday—an unthinkable notion for any respectable French person. Hoping to find an outlier who happened to be open anyway, he scanned Google Maps and discovered a brand-new bakery just blocks away: Fournil Ephémère C
Spokane Is the Gateway to Walla Walla Wine Country (opens the original)
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Still on East Coast time and wide awake at 6 a.m. on my first day in Spokane, Washington, I decided to make the most of jet lag and get dressed, pop in my AirPods and walk the two blocks to the riverfront park that locals have raved about. I’ve learned to be skeptical of “riverfront,” which can mean many things, and is often an oversell of a lazy trickle, but not in Spokane. Here, the whitewater roars by, roiling white across slick rocks, and the river is a true force, spanning 80 feet wide at t
Where to Eat and Drink in Toronto During TIFF (opens the original)
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The Toronto International Film Festival, better known as TIFF, marks the shift into the fall season. Both the largest public film festival in the world and one of the most prestigious, the event draws an annual influx of visitors who build on an existing scene of cinephiles and TIFF members who attend year-round screenings at the Lightbox and beyond. Every September, as many as 400,000 attendees descend on the city for a week and a half of all things cinema, but the number of locals who can acce
How Greekman’s Turned a Silver Lake Strip Mall Into a Serious Greek Wine Destination (opens the original)
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There are plenty of places in Los Angeles to sip on a glass of skin-contact wine, but only one spot in Silver Lake where the house list runs more than 80 bottles deep and is made up entirely of imported Greek varietals. Greekman’s is not a wine bar, but that hasn’t stopped it from becoming a de facto Greek wine oasis and, strangely, one of the only places in the city devoted to vintages from the Mediterranean country. In fact, it’s not even the first restaurant to occupy the dimly lit bistro spa
What to Eat at Marché Forville, the Oldest Market in Cannes (opens the original)
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Cannes is known for its glitzy beach clubs, glamorous La Croisette and star-studded film festival, but there’s more to the coastal French town than designer shops, red carpets and fancy restaurants. One of the best activities during a trip to Cannes, especially in the summer, is visiting the historic market that dominates the city’s food scene. Located at the foot of Le Suquet, or old town, Marché Forville dates back to the late 1800s; it is the oldest and largest market in the city. It’s an ide
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