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Top-Rated Bagels in NYC: A Local’s Guide

David Davidson06 mins
New York City bagels are renowned and often spark intense discussions among locals. The consensus among many New Yorkers is that a genuine bagel should always be boiled prior to baking and should not be toasted. While some prefer the large, airy bagels offered at most local shops, others seek out the denser, chewier varieties that are less common. It’s advisable to check this guide before heading out, as you might not discover the style of bagel a shop specializes in until you arrive. No matter your choice—be it everything, egg, pumpernickel, or plain—and your preferred toppings, such as lox or classic cream cheese, see below for the top selections for bagels in the city. For those who enjoy toasted bagels, many shops are accommodating and will toast them upon request without any hesitation.
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Ultimate Shopping Guide to SoHo Neighborhood

Debbie Kelly06 mins
SoHo is a popular neighborhood for shopping in New York City. The area features a wide range of shops that appeal to shoppers with various styles, budgets, and tastes. In addition to many men’s and women’s clothing stores, there are several great shops for food lovers, souvenirs, and more. Most stores typically operate from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., although on Sundays they open around noon and close earlier, usually between 6 and 7 p.m.
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Explore NYC: Free Walking Tours in New York City

Jessica Proctor07 mins
Walking tours are a remarkable way to explore a new location, especially New York City. Discovering the city on foot allows you to see a neighborhood intimately and learn about the vibrant culture and history that defines the area. Below, we present a curated selection of free walking tours in New York City that cater to visitors who are mindful of their budget. These tours traverse various neighborhoods and highlight New York City’s iconic parks, such as Central Park and the High Line. While these complimentary tours may draw larger crowds, the value they offer is unmatched!
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Family-Friendly Restaurants in Paris: Top Picks for Dining with Kids

Jessica Proctor05 mins
Paris may be one of the world’s esteemed gastronomic capitals, but visitors with kids may cringe at the idea of finding something for their little ones to eat. They might summon up visions of their youngest picking at a too-rare steak or fussing over unfamiliar vegetables and “fancy” ingredients. Furthermore, even teenagers may display unadventurous eating habits and may prefer something simple and uncomplicated. They might find traditional French cuisine a bit too outside their comfort zone.
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Top Rated Crepes and Creperies to Try in Paris

Barbara Griffin08 mins
Whether you’ve never been to Paris, are visiting for the first time, or have lived here for a decade, there’s no denying the allure of a well-made French crepe. This extra-thin Gallic-style pancake can be topped with sweet ingredients like Nutella, sugar, or fresh jam. Alternatively, the savory variety, usually made with buckwheat following a traditional Breton recipe, can feature ham, cheese, or egg. The crepe is incredibly versatile; it can be enjoyed in a posh restaurant or eaten casually while strolling down the street.
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Top 4 Afternoon Tea Spots in Paris

Bobby Spencer05 mins
Paris might be most readily associated with espressos orcafe cremes, but a vibrant tea culture has been gaining ground in recent years. Classy, quirky, and traditional tea houses have sprung up across the city, making tea a more popular option for the sacred French afternoonpause cafe. Despite many people’s association of tea with British culture, there are genuine French tea traditions to explore. Discover these exquisite tea purveyors in Paris for a refreshing morning start, an elegant afternoon tea, or a soothing after-dinner drink.
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Discover Free WiFi Hotspots Across Paris

Admin06 mins
Need to get online fast? Since international roaming 3G and 4G can be quite costly, numerous travelers opt out of using their phone data while abroad. Visit Paris to enjoy hundreds of free WiFi hotspots. Cafes, restaurants, and bars increasingly offer WiFi services, while the Paris municipal government has established free WiFi zones in parks, squares, public libraries, city-run museums, and various other locations. This provides an opportunity for visitors to connect, whether for a few minutes or a more extended period.
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