Through-the-window-espresso-bar shot at one of Amman’s most successful coffee bars
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Although most buildings in Amman are beige, the inside is often surprisingly colorful
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In Amman, there is an obsession with beige buildings and wooden restaurant doors. Like every dive is a fort.
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A Slow Food burger joint named Gas, with the appropriate door handles
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An ancient wooden house converted into a coffee bar, it smelled like a chai latte
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Every corner in St. Augustine’s historic downtown has a Bed & Breakfast. This one is called Casablanca
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Next door is Rhett’s (seriously).
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This Polish-German bakery serves Belgian waffles. This family seems to dig it.
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Sometimes a seemingly simple Parisian bistro holds within it a story of movie stars, theatre-goers, and the city of a bygone era
Featured on the Huffington Post !
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Beit Sitti means “my grandmother’s house” in Arabic. This restaurant teaches Middle Eastern cuisine in one of Amman’s oldest neighborhoods
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An Italian haven on Amman’s Rainbow Street. My favorite cafe in the city.
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Souq fann ” means art market– there were homemade caramels, almond brittle, candied apples, and cupcakes
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This is what Tahrir Square in Cairo looked like just 3 years ago. Quite a bit different now
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Amman’s old district, al balad , is a treasure trove of good food
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a beautiful article about Apollonia Poilâne , the inspiring young CEO of the bakery with the same name. A glance at the storefront conveys the quiet importance that Poilâne’s sourdough boule plays in bread making history.
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December 4, 2012 | Categories: Uncategorized | Tags: bakery , bread , France , Paris | Leave a comment
Summer theme park fun in Toonland
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This is Automat. Where young American expats get to practice their Arabic with the king’s barber (true story)
All cleaned up after a long day of work. Tiles like the blue ones are found in traditional kitchens here in Jordan
Garlic knots and pin-striped pizza makers in St. Augustine’s historic downtown
(gingerbread)windowdining. Merry Christmas everyone!
In the Jumeirah neighborhood, this juice stand usually has a line of cars parked in front, waiting to get freshly squeezed juice delivered to their windows
Beit Sitti means “my grandmother’s house” in Arabic. This restaurant teaches Middle Eastern cuisine in one of Amman’s oldest neighborhoods
Improvised art: Paper confetti between the grapefruits and a bunch of bananas on a swing rope
Jordan’s way of celebrating Christmas. “Souq fann” means art market– there were homemade caramels, almond brittle, candied apples, and cupcakes
Alain Lenôtre is one of France’s most celebrated pastry chefs, with a beautiful cooking school in the Elysées Gardens
The New Yorker’s Lauren Collins recently wrote a beautiful article about Apollonia Poilâne, the inspiring young CEO of the bakery with the same name. A glance at the storefront conveys the quiet importance that Poilâne’s sourdough boule plays in bread making history. 
A Biscoff store is pure genius. My dad and I used to hoard them whenever we were on a flight and they handed them out with the coffee
Sourdough so famous the bakery had to go industrial. Check out the basket of bread crawling along the ceiling
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