Fitt • July 2019

People Can't Get Enough Of Plant Based Pizzeria, Atlanta's Very First Vegan Pizza Shop

Atlanta, say hello to your very first all-vegan pizzeria. Plant Based Pizzeria can be found in Virginia-Highland slinging pies like the “Georgia Peach” to hungry, hungry Atlantans (and even a few famous ones like singer-songwriter Keri Hilson and music producer Jermaine Dupri).

Fitt • July 2019

Buy Local: Atlanta's Go-To Farmers Markets

Nothing beats an afternoon at your local farmers market, meeting your local makers and growers and filling up a tote in the process.

Fitt • July 2019

All The Best Spots For Vegan And Vegetarian Eats In Atlanta

As you know well, Atlanta—the capital of one proud and sunny Southern state—is much loved for incredible barbecue and smoky meats.

Fitt • July 2019

Local Green, ATL Food Truck Favorite, Opens A Brick-And-Mortar Restaurant

Gather ‘round Atlanta vegans, vegetarians, pescatarians—and really anyone who wants to dig into a dish of super - healthy, fresh, and local food.

July 2019

9 Atlanta Brunch Spots For Healthier (And Delicious) Eats

It’s Sunday morning and you’ve had a long week of being active. Time to treat yo’ self… without completely wrecking your diet.

Fitt • July 2019

12 Great Juice And Smoothie Spots In Atlanta

Ain’t nothing like a cold - pressed detox during a day in Georgia heat, right? After getting your sweat on—whether you wanted to or not—a fresh and flavorful blend of nearly every vital nutrient is what you know your body sorely needs.

Fitt • July 2019

Get to Know Cultured South, Atlanta's First Kombucha Taproom & Gut-Friendly Market

You know Golda Kombucha around town as Atlanta’s first kombucha company. It was founded by Melanie Wade, who spread the good (fermented) stuff throughout the Southeast to mass delight.

Fitt • April 2019

All The Healthiest Restaurants In Atlanta Right Now

Eating healthy doesn’t have to mean chicken and salad for lunch every day ( even though some of Atlanta’s healthiest restaurants toss together some BOMB chicken salads ).

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Travel + Leisure • December 2017

Most Romantic Restaurants in Boston

With their enchanting ambience and impeccably good taste, Boston’s restaurants are natural charmers with no shortage of smooth moves. Whatever you’re looking for, ambience-wise, the city’s got you covered.

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Travel + Leisure • January 2017

Where to Watch the Game in Boston

On game night in Boston, the city’s multitude of bona fide sports fanatics takes over the town. Boston breeds passionate and thick-skinned supporters with a taste for underdog comebacks and sweet victory.

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Travel + Leisure • January 2017

Boston's Best Dining Landmarks

Of all the historical sights to see in Boston, some of the best are the ones that offer ice-cold brew and an indulgent meal along with great photo ops. If you want to savor the taste of times past, why not do it by kicking back in Babe Ruth’s onetime local watering hole?

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Travel + Leisure • January 2017

Best Brunch Spots in Boston

When Sunday arrives in Boston, the city awakes to the sound of bacon crackling on a hot griddle and spicy Bloody Marys filling expectant pitchers. Brunch is a routine weekend affair—basically a lifestyle staple—and thankfully Boston’s culinary scene knows this well.

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Travel + Leisure • January 2017

Best Cheap Eats in Boston

When you’re traveling on a budget, eating out can easily become your biggest expense. But happily, you won’t need to get your lunch from a street vendor to eat well in Boston—the city has loads of inexpensive-yet-delicious restaurant options with menus to please even the most frugal foodie.

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Travel + Leisure • January 2017

Best Seafood Restaurants in Boston

If I could live on a strict diet of only raw oysters, steamed lobster, and clam chowder, my life would be complete. Just my luck, living out my day-to-day in a harbor city, I come pretty close to fulfilling my gustatory dreams.

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Travel + Leisure • January 2017

Best Clam Chowder in Boston

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Travel + Leisure • January 2017

Top Irish Bars in Boston

Not too long ago, my friend Ailís and I walked in to an Irish bar. She was visiting from Ireland for a few days, so where else would I drag her than a bona fide Boston version of the dark and moody homeland tavern, pressing her with questions about how it compared.

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Travel + Leisure • December 2016

Top Cocktail Bars in Boston

When the Financial District shuts down for the evening and Friday classes are dismissed, the bars in Boston swell with rolled shirtsleeves and punched-up water cooler chatter. The bartenders and sommeliers driving Boston’s bar scene know exactly what details are necessary to coax in a crowd for a hard-earned cocktail—or three.

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Travel + Leisure • December 2016

Best Restaurants in Boston’s Back Bay

The Back Bay neighborhood rivals Beacon Hill as the most beautiful and well-to-do place to live in Boston. Among the iconic rows of Victorian brownstones are some of the city’s most exalted restaurants—praised for their classic, five-star service, or equally impressive creativity and flair.

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Travel + Leisure • December 2016

Best Restaurants in Boston's Fort Point Neighborhood

The Fort Point waterfront neighborhood and developing Seaport District is the place to be in Boston right now. Ten years ago, there was little reason to visit this South Boston industrial sector.

Trazee Travel • June 2015

Where To Find The Best Lobster in Maine

Looking for lobster? You’ve come to the right place. The state of Maine is world renowned for its fresh-from-the-sea cuisine. Here are some tips for finding the tastiest picking of the bunch. Half the battle of finding the best lobster is knowing how to identify a prime choice from the tank. If you’re at a supermarket or tank-to-table restaurant, look for lobsters with long antennae. The longer the antennae, the less time they’ve spent in the tank, and the more likely they were plucked from the