It’s our last day in Prague as the end of our trip is tomorrow. We decided to spend the day relaxing, wandering around taking pictures, visit the Powder Gate Tower, Vysehrad fortress, shimmying down the narrowest street in Prague, doing a little Bohemian crystal shopping, and our final Michelin dinner at V zatisi. One of […]
Read MoreAnother tasting menu and also an option of non-alcoholic pairings. As has become or norm, we usually have one glass of wine with our main course as well. Our juice pairings included carrot, leek, walnut, beetroot, and grape. The only one we weren’t crazy about was the grape. But, overall, the meal was lovely with […]
Read MoreDay 3 finds us going wine tasting and visiting the National Museum. My research showed there the National Museum owned some Impressionist paintings and that was all it took for me to want to visit. The Museum isn’t big and it’s laid out differently, as in there isn’t a Baroque area, or Flemish room, or […]
Read MoreWhile we may have worn some tread off of our shoes the day before as we trekked around Prague, today was another busy day and more trekking. We decided to do a walking food tour with our guide Lucie. I’ve done food tours in other countries and always find it to be fun as you […]
Read MoreLeaving Budapest we had two options – drive or fly. It’s only 5 1/2 hours by car; so again it would take almost as much time to deal with airports, airlines, and luggage retrieval to fly, while if we drove we could see more countryside of Hungary and the bonus is that we could stop […]
Read MoreWhile almost all of the restaurants we ate in offered a non-alcoholic juice pairing, Field was one of only a few that provided a list of what our drinks were. There wasn’t a ‘miss’ on any of them. They paired great and we enjoyed the uniqueness of each one. Amuse Bouche is always fun and […]
Read MoreThe biggest decision about Prague was how will we fit in all the things I wanted to do in only 4 days! No grass growing under our feet, each day we took private tours, visited museums, ate at Michelin restaurants and enjoyed Charles Bridge once the weekend was over and all the visitors, apparently from […]
Read MoreThe walk from our hotel, The Augustine, to the restaurant was pretty easy except for the immense crowds that we did not expect! The Charles bridge was so packed with people that we didn’t really want to spend time on it before dinner. We opted to eat outside with a view of the Vitava River […]
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