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A brick-and-iron market brings a handsome setting to everyday food shopping in Sant Gervasi.
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Mexico City’s vast wholesale market rewards a visit planned around its public food areas and busy working streets.
A creative complex on Carrer dels Pellaires hosts the design, food and music gathering Palo Market Fest.
An open park makes a relaxed break near Fairfax and the surrounding food stops.
Make room for another side of Shanghai’s food scene: Summer Palace is an address for Chinese cooking.
Spanish dishes, a rotisserie counter and shelves of preserved food in an enduring San Cristóbal corner.
A Spanish tasca in Microcentro, built around a long bar, red walls and food to share.
Sunset Park’s converted industrial campus mixes food, independent businesses and cultural stops.
Make room for another side of Shanghai’s food scene: Lao Zheng Xing is an address for Chinese cooking.
A weekend market beside the canal offers a relaxed introduction to Bangkok’s waterside food culture.
Make room for another side of Shanghai’s food scene: Canton 8 (Huangpu) is an address for Chinese cooking.
Soul food on Lenox Avenue offers a proper Harlem meal rather than a rushed stop.
Traditional performances, craft experiences and a food market bring the harvest holiday to the hanok village.
Googie architecture and diner food make a stop near LAX worth leaving time for.
A Japanese restaurant on the edge of Chinatown makes an easy food stop during a central London wander.
A longstanding Mexican-American restaurant makes a useful food anchor west of downtown.
Choose one exhibition, then make space for tonkatsu in Nishi-Azabu. A flexible art-and-food plan around Roppongi.
A kosher sausage and burger counter adds a food stop to a Pico-Robertson visit.
A La Brea hot-dog stand adds a deliberately casual food stop to a Hollywood day.
A ramen counter in Shinjuku's LUMINE 1. An easy food anchor near the station, with the exact branch details in one place.
A place to browse, buy ingredients or build lunch one decision at a time. Entry is free; the food is a separate budget.
French-dipped sandwiches on North Alameda Street. A straightforward food stop near Chinatown and El Pueblo.