Most foodies on the go would agree that “life’s too short for regular food” and will jump at the chance to delve into local food scenes and regional cuisines. But even if you don’t consider yourself a foodie or a wanderlust person you still need to eat when you’re traveling or on vacation. And since most bustling metropolises have a foodie staple they’re known for their abundance of eateries plus a handful of hidden restaurant gems. It’s perfectly acceptable to step outside of your comfort zone when you’re on the road. So if you’re in the vicinity of a popular city that’s revered for its food why not treat yourself?
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10 Top Food Cities in Europe
On the other hand if jetting off to faraway places specifically for the food is your goal there are plenty of well-known destinations that fit the bill. Food tourism has become quite the trend in general and for good reason. Not only does sampling the food provide a delicious way to experience the culture of a place it also puts those vacation dollars to good use — contributing to the overall economy keeping you well-fed and creating lasting memories. With that said here are 18 must-visit foodie cities around the world that will leave you wanting more.
Often touted as the innovative culinary capital of the world Lima Peru is packed with flavor from its iconic ceviche to its beloved picarones. In addition to fresh seafood platters and savory yet sweet donuts lomo salgado (fried beef on French fries) arroz con pato (duck with green rice) and rocoto relleno (stuffed peppers with a spicy kick) are a few notable Peruvian dishes that you should also try during your time in this city.
Lima offers some of the world’s best cuisine through its many eateries street vendors and incredible food market. And with multiple Michelin-starred restaurants including Central and Astrid & Gastón — ranked as the best restaurant in Latin America — this city has practically perfected the art of gastronomy. A diverse mix of culinary influences — African Asian Spanish and Indigenous — along with top-notch chefs from all corners of the globe are just a few reasons why Lima is a must-visit for foodies.
