October 2011 Features
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Classic Cafés Photo Gallery
The barista may call the shots, but history takes the (coffee) cake at these classic city cafés.
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Paris Patisseries
Five delicious ways to get acquainted with the City of Light.
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Vineyard Stays Photo Gallery
Sleep among the vineyards; sample the wines of the region.
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Your Food Photos
What and Where You've Been Eating
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More Food Travel
Savor the flavors of travel with this guide to the world's best trips for foodies and more.
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Neighborhoods Known for Food
In food-minded cities, certain areas become known for certain tastes.
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Food Festivals Photo Gallery
The world’s best food festivals celebrate local tastes.
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Belgian Waffles in Antwerp
At Antwerp’s century-old Van Hecke waffle house, the irons are gas-fired and the waffles sublime.
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A Tonic for the Morning After
New Orleans Loves a Fun Night—and a Next-Day Rally
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Spanish Brunch on the Camino de Santiago
A brunch makes the difference for a pilgrim on Spain’s Camino de Santiago.
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The Ritual of Chinese Banquets
At these extravagant affairs, more is indeed merrier.
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Caribbean Outdoor Eateries
Grab a bite where the air is sweet and the meat is tangy.
Columns
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Real Travel: Local Election? Join the Party!
Drop in on a place during campaign season and you’ll reap all sorts of insights.
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One on One: A Fisher of Men
Barton Seaver hopes to keep seafood on our dinner plates for generations to come.
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Tales From the Frontier: Shore Is a Shame
More cruise lines go green at sea, but will they commit to acting responsibly on land?
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Trip Lit: Cross Currents
Don George reviews Cross Currents by John Shors. Plus books on American vistas, harrowing experiences, and a quiet retreat in Maine.