Farm, inside the legendary Fabrika building, quickly became one of my favorite spots. It’s great for a casual lunch or a candlelit dinner.

As a Turkish person in Rotterdam, I’ve been missing food from back home a lot, so I was really happy to find Hane. I love their homemade ayran and crispy lahmacun!

The Cav (as locals call it) is the definition of a hidden gem. Expect a cosy, quirky vibe and an eclectic mix of events: music, comedy, cabaret and much more!

Close to Prague’s crowded centers, Husovka is a quiet gem with great coffee, a garden and good prices. It also hosts workshops, live music, and cultural events.

From fresh juices and Leberkäse to sushi and the iconic beer garden, Viktualienmarkt has been a foodie paradise for over 200 years with its real Munich charm.

Electric Railways Museum is simple, yet very special: a quiet reminder that even the busiest corners of Athens hide small pieces of history waiting to be noticed.

Vinozza is a cozy pizza spot in Budapest’s 14th district, serving simple Italian classics, great wines, and panna cotta in a welcoming and warm setting.

The concept is really simple: they make everything on the spot, so it's very fresh. Sushi Joy crafts some of the best nigiri I've had in London.

If you love watching matches and chilling with a beer, this is for you. It's a cozy place to enjoy local beer while watching the biggest sporting events.

Le Baron Rouge is a really special secret gem in Paris that only gets better as the days get longer and warmer. Makes you feel like you're in the set of a movie.