Belgium
't Hoofke, Oude Koornmarkt 16, 2000 Antwerpen
Belgium: Bruges
De Vlaamsche Pot, Restaurant
Van Tilborgh, Handmade Pralines & Confiserie: Noordzandstraat 1, 8000 Brugge - superb, but now sadly closed. Go to the Old Chocolate House instead.
Monasterium De Wijngaard, Oud Begijnhof, the Monastery of the Vineyard in the old Beguinage, which is now home to my good friends of many decades, the Benedictine sisters under the patronage of Our Lady of the Vine. They maintain the office in Latin and Gregorian chant.
The Old Chocolate House, Mariastraat 3, 8000 Brugge
Belgium: Chevetogne
Monastery of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, the Latin-Byzantine monastic community founded by Dom Lambert Beauduin, of which I am an oblate
Belgium: Namur
Chateau de Namur, the house above the citadel, high above the city and the confluence of the Meuse and the Sambre, is a catering and hospitality training institute for the Province of Namur - with a fine restaurant and 24 rooms.
Belgium: Tongeren
Herberg de Horne at Vechmaal-Heers - restaurant and banqueting house set in a garden. Very close to the famous Hex Castle, with its June and September garden and plant shows.
Belgium: Westvleteren
Trappist Abbey of St Sixtus: not far from the border from Ostende and Calais - a good monastic Visitors' Centre, and award-winning Trappist beers at In De Vrede shop and restaurant
Brighouse
Waterfront Lodge Hotel - just in case you need to stay in this part of Yorkshire, there is a direct train from Euston. Not bad, good Saturday market, and many pie shops.
Durham
Old Tom's Gin Bar (I have inserted the omitted apostrophe), just off Framwellgate Bridge - you walk into the bar and they discuss with you what you want to taste and then confect it before your eyes. Eye-popping range of gins, with their widely ranging aromatics and botanicals. One disagreement - they don't like Durham Gin, but with its taste of black pepper and pungent nose of celery, this is a winner for me.
The Spice Lounge, hidden away just behind St Nicholas and the City Hall market - well worth finding this high quality Indian restaurant out. Excellent
Victoria Inn, Hallgarth Street - without doubt the greatest pub in Durham and a superb B&B. Superb range of whisky and whiskey
Edinburgh, Scotland
Apex Hotels, in the Grassmarket - the City or the International
Petit Paris, French Bistro & Wine Bar in the Grassmarket
Exeter, Devon
Rendezvous Wine Bar and Restaurant, a gem hidden in a basement in Southernhay
France: St Tropez
Le Café, Place des Lices - a new menu every day, reasonably priced, where everyone meets - high and low, rich and poor
Caprice des Deux, 40, rue du Portail Neuf - wonderful cuisine, warm welcome, open all year - seemingly where the local people go for an evening to celebrate
Glasgow, Scotland
Carlton St George Hotel: the only place I like to stay in Glasgow. Good restaurant and splendid hospitality
Two Fat Ladies Restaurants
Sarti, Wellington Street, Ligurian & Tuscan cuisine
Germany: Koblenz
Hoelzenbein Rheinschiffahrt - ignore the ubiquitous Koeln-Duesseldorfer river trip chain, go for this local firm that takes in the Loreley and Ruedesheim and all the charming Rhineside castles and towns from the Mosel to the Rheingau, with bar and restaurant service at table.
Hastings, Sussex
Rock-a-Nore Fishmongers & Smokehouse
India: Ahmedabad, Gujarat
The House of Mangaldas Girdhardas: boutique hotel and prime restaurant for Gujarati cuisine. Without doubt, the greatest hotel I have ever stayed in.
Italy: Albano
De Vlaamsche Pot, Restaurant
Van Tilborgh, Handmade Pralines & Confiserie: Noordzandstraat 1, 8000 Brugge - superb, but now sadly closed. Go to the Old Chocolate House instead.
Monasterium De Wijngaard, Oud Begijnhof, the Monastery of the Vineyard in the old Beguinage, which is now home to my good friends of many decades, the Benedictine sisters under the patronage of Our Lady of the Vine. They maintain the office in Latin and Gregorian chant.
The Old Chocolate House, Mariastraat 3, 8000 Brugge
Belgium: Chevetogne
Monastery of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, the Latin-Byzantine monastic community founded by Dom Lambert Beauduin, of which I am an oblate
Belgium: Namur
Chateau de Namur, the house above the citadel, high above the city and the confluence of the Meuse and the Sambre, is a catering and hospitality training institute for the Province of Namur - with a fine restaurant and 24 rooms.
Belgium: Tongeren
Herberg de Horne at Vechmaal-Heers - restaurant and banqueting house set in a garden. Very close to the famous Hex Castle, with its June and September garden and plant shows.
Belgium: Westvleteren
Trappist Abbey of St Sixtus: not far from the border from Ostende and Calais - a good monastic Visitors' Centre, and award-winning Trappist beers at In De Vrede shop and restaurant
Brighouse
Waterfront Lodge Hotel - just in case you need to stay in this part of Yorkshire, there is a direct train from Euston. Not bad, good Saturday market, and many pie shops.
Durham
Old Tom's Gin Bar (I have inserted the omitted apostrophe), just off Framwellgate Bridge - you walk into the bar and they discuss with you what you want to taste and then confect it before your eyes. Eye-popping range of gins, with their widely ranging aromatics and botanicals. One disagreement - they don't like Durham Gin, but with its taste of black pepper and pungent nose of celery, this is a winner for me.
The Spice Lounge, hidden away just behind St Nicholas and the City Hall market - well worth finding this high quality Indian restaurant out. Excellent
Victoria Inn, Hallgarth Street - without doubt the greatest pub in Durham and a superb B&B. Superb range of whisky and whiskey
Edinburgh, Scotland
Apex Hotels, in the Grassmarket - the City or the International
Petit Paris, French Bistro & Wine Bar in the Grassmarket
Exeter, Devon
Rendezvous Wine Bar and Restaurant, a gem hidden in a basement in Southernhay
France: St Tropez
Le Café, Place des Lices - a new menu every day, reasonably priced, where everyone meets - high and low, rich and poor
Caprice des Deux, 40, rue du Portail Neuf - wonderful cuisine, warm welcome, open all year - seemingly where the local people go for an evening to celebrate
Glasgow, Scotland
Carlton St George Hotel: the only place I like to stay in Glasgow. Good restaurant and splendid hospitality
Two Fat Ladies Restaurants
Sarti, Wellington Street, Ligurian & Tuscan cuisine
Germany: Koblenz
Hoelzenbein Rheinschiffahrt - ignore the ubiquitous Koeln-Duesseldorfer river trip chain, go for this local firm that takes in the Loreley and Ruedesheim and all the charming Rhineside castles and towns from the Mosel to the Rheingau, with bar and restaurant service at table.
Hastings, Sussex
Rock-a-Nore Fishmongers & Smokehouse
India: Ahmedabad, Gujarat
The House of Mangaldas Girdhardas: boutique hotel and prime restaurant for Gujarati cuisine. Without doubt, the greatest hotel I have ever stayed in.
Italy: Albano
DeCore, by the creative master gelatiere Antonio Scarfone, a friend of a friend - freshly made from seasonal fruit and nuts. Situated on the Piazza Mazzini, Corso Matteotti 37, 00041 Albano Laziale.
Italy: Fiumicino Town
Trattoria della Marina, via Torre Clementina 140, closed Thursdays, except public holidays
Italy: Florence
Quattro Leoni: fine restaurant of local cuisine and wines, hidden away in the south of the city on the way to the Borgo Santo Spirito
Trattoria Za-Za - really good atmosphere, on the Piazza Mercato Centrale
Villa Gamberaia, Settignano. Delightful gardens and water parterre overlooking Florence. Forget the crowds at Fiesole. Take a direct bus from San Marco and a short walk to the villa.
Italy: Montegabbione, Umbria
Il Gatto Giallo: an "agriturismo" not far from Fabro, with luxurious accommodation and delicious food.
La Scarzuola: Tomaso Buzzi's idealised City, realised in a complex of open-air theatres amid gardens in the grounds of the former Franciscan monastery where St Francis is believed to have undergone the spiritual experience of levitation. The Friary church has been lovingly restored by my friend Brian Pentland. I had the great privilege and delight of celebrating my Silver Jubilee with a mass there.
Italy: Monte Porzio Catone, Colli Albani
Il Romoletto: Restaurant and cantina. Really good local and home-made produce
Italy: Paliano
La Lanterna: on the main viale in the centre as you drive through - home made pastas and ice creams, locally cured meats - tourists are rare, but if you take the back road to Rome from Subiaco, this is a welcome and welcoming place
Italy: Pisa
Il Campano - trattoria in an old tower in the markets. Closed Wednesdays and Thursday lunch. Really good - try and get a table in the upstairs room or the Enoteca downstairs.
Osteria del Tinti - recommended from London by Il Convivio
Italy: Pontine Plain & Circeo, Lazio
Cantina Sant'Andrea: winery famous for its prize-winning dry Moscato di Terracina
Giardini di Ninfa: stunning water gardens in the Caetani family's ruined city
Punta Rossa: beautiful hotel in gardens and restaurant by the shore of the Tyrrhenian Sea
Italy: Posilippo
Reginalla: excellent sea-food and remarkable view of Naples, Vesuvius and the Bay
Italy: Ravenna
Palazzo Galletti Abiosi: outstanding hotel
Ristorante Ca' De Ven
Italy: Roma
Buca di Ripetta, good restaurant between the Piazza del Popolo and the Ara Pacis
Caffe Ciampini, Piazza Trinita dei Monti, at the top of the Spanish Steps and left. Higher prices, but wonderful view on a terrace overlooking the City, and a courtyard round a turtle pool.
Cantina Tirolese, South Germanic restaurant in Rome near the Vatican
Da Sabatino, Restaurant, Piazza Sant'Ignazio
Enoteca La Bevitoria, Piazza Navona. If you are thinking of treating yourself to a pricier lunch venue for the sake of the view, think again. Service charge, plus (now illegal) 'pane e coperte' and being harangued for not leaving a cash tip on top. Instead, go to the excellent Ciampini al Café du Jardin at the top of the Spanish Steps and left. It costs a little more, but the air and the views over Rome make it a delight.
Gelateria del Teatro, hard to find, but just in a little alley off the Via dei Coronari, not far from the church of San Salvatore in Lauro
Moriondo & Gariglio, chocolatier. Via del Pie di Marmo 21-22, 00186 Roma
San Crispino, gelateria. Delicious home made ice creams and sorbets, strictly seasonal. Near the Fontana di Trevi
Trattoria della Marina, via Torre Clementina 140, closed Thursdays, except public holidays
Italy: Florence
Quattro Leoni: fine restaurant of local cuisine and wines, hidden away in the south of the city on the way to the Borgo Santo Spirito
Trattoria Za-Za - really good atmosphere, on the Piazza Mercato Centrale
Villa Gamberaia, Settignano. Delightful gardens and water parterre overlooking Florence. Forget the crowds at Fiesole. Take a direct bus from San Marco and a short walk to the villa.
Italy: Montegabbione, Umbria
Il Gatto Giallo: an "agriturismo" not far from Fabro, with luxurious accommodation and delicious food.
La Scarzuola: Tomaso Buzzi's idealised City, realised in a complex of open-air theatres amid gardens in the grounds of the former Franciscan monastery where St Francis is believed to have undergone the spiritual experience of levitation. The Friary church has been lovingly restored by my friend Brian Pentland. I had the great privilege and delight of celebrating my Silver Jubilee with a mass there.
Italy: Monte Porzio Catone, Colli Albani
Il Romoletto: Restaurant and cantina. Really good local and home-made produce
Italy: Paliano
La Lanterna: on the main viale in the centre as you drive through - home made pastas and ice creams, locally cured meats - tourists are rare, but if you take the back road to Rome from Subiaco, this is a welcome and welcoming place
Italy: Pisa
Il Campano - trattoria in an old tower in the markets. Closed Wednesdays and Thursday lunch. Really good - try and get a table in the upstairs room or the Enoteca downstairs.
Osteria del Tinti - recommended from London by Il Convivio
Italy: Pontine Plain & Circeo, Lazio
Cantina Sant'Andrea: winery famous for its prize-winning dry Moscato di Terracina
Giardini di Ninfa: stunning water gardens in the Caetani family's ruined city
Punta Rossa: beautiful hotel in gardens and restaurant by the shore of the Tyrrhenian Sea
Italy: Posilippo
Reginalla: excellent sea-food and remarkable view of Naples, Vesuvius and the Bay
Italy: Ravenna
Palazzo Galletti Abiosi: outstanding hotel
Ristorante Ca' De Ven
Italy: Roma
Buca di Ripetta, good restaurant between the Piazza del Popolo and the Ara Pacis
Caffe Ciampini, Piazza Trinita dei Monti, at the top of the Spanish Steps and left. Higher prices, but wonderful view on a terrace overlooking the City, and a courtyard round a turtle pool.
Cantina Tirolese, South Germanic restaurant in Rome near the Vatican
Da Sabatino, Restaurant, Piazza Sant'Ignazio
Enoteca La Bevitoria, Piazza Navona. If you are thinking of treating yourself to a pricier lunch venue for the sake of the view, think again. Service charge, plus (now illegal) 'pane e coperte' and being harangued for not leaving a cash tip on top. Instead, go to the excellent Ciampini al Café du Jardin at the top of the Spanish Steps and left. It costs a little more, but the air and the views over Rome make it a delight.
Gelateria del Teatro, hard to find, but just in a little alley off the Via dei Coronari, not far from the church of San Salvatore in Lauro
Moriondo & Gariglio, chocolatier. Via del Pie di Marmo 21-22, 00186 Roma
San Crispino, gelateria. Delicious home made ice creams and sorbets, strictly seasonal. Near the Fontana di Trevi
Un Angolo di Sicilia, in the Prati district, just 12 minutes from Lepanto or Ottaviani and the Vatican museums, and well worth the detour from the tourist traps and the vanished quality of the Borgo Pio. The shared seafood antipasti - splendid, and the best prepared and presented mussels ever. Via Dardenelli 19.
Italy: Santa Marinella
L'Isola, good modest, classic B&B in the market square by the castle and two other restaurants
Molo 21, wonderful fish restaurant on the sea front at the hotel Le Naiadi, with bathing "stabilmente"
Italy: Sperlonga
Italy: Santa Marinella
L'Isola, good modest, classic B&B in the market square by the castle and two other restaurants
Molo 21, wonderful fish restaurant on the sea front at the hotel Le Naiadi, with bathing "stabilmente"
Italy: Sperlonga
Torre Capovento, to the south of Sperlonga on the very edge of the sea, a hotel and restaurant. Just wonderful.
Italy: Tivoli
Ristorante Sibilla
Italy: Tuscania
La Torre di Lavello: Trattoria- Pizzeria, beautifully situated and finely composed menus of local Tuscan-Northern Lazio cuisine. Via Torre de Lavello 27, 01017 Tuscania (VT). 0761.434258. Closed Wednesday.
Ristorante Sibilla
Italy: Tuscania
La Torre di Lavello: Trattoria- Pizzeria, beautifully situated and finely composed menus of local Tuscan-Northern Lazio cuisine. Via Torre de Lavello 27, 01017 Tuscania (VT). 0761.434258. Closed Wednesday.
Italy: Velletri
Vivi e Cucina Osteria da Giovanni: A great favourite for two decades - family run, and local food and wine. Turn right from the Cathedral courtyard and half-way down the hill. Via Metabo 42, 00049 Velletri.
London
L'Autre, 5b Shepherd Street, Mayfair, W1J 7HP - Polish-Mexican (not fusion!). Good wine stock and a wide selection of vodka. Atmospheric and a great favourite.
Balthazar, a large New York take on a French bistro, transported successfully from NY's Soho to London' Covent Garden. Beside the Royal Opera House on Russell Street.
Bar61, Streatham Hill, South London business of the year for 2011
Bar Americain at the Brasserie Zedel, Sherwood Street W1
Bon Gusto, a lovely Italian family restaurant in Petty France, between Westminster and Victoria
London
L'Autre, 5b Shepherd Street, Mayfair, W1J 7HP - Polish-Mexican (not fusion!). Good wine stock and a wide selection of vodka. Atmospheric and a great favourite.
Balthazar, a large New York take on a French bistro, transported successfully from NY's Soho to London' Covent Garden. Beside the Royal Opera House on Russell Street.
Bar61, Streatham Hill, South London business of the year for 2011
Bar Americain at the Brasserie Zedel, Sherwood Street W1
Bon Gusto, a lovely Italian family restaurant in Petty France, between Westminster and Victoria
Brasserie Toulouse-Lautrec, French cuisine, and live jazz in the wine bar every evening
Fish Tale, fishmongers on Leigham Court Road, Streatham Hill
Haz Wine & Dine, Turkish cuisine, Houndsditch
Il Convivio, outstanding and inventive Italian cuisine in Belgravia and the City - MOST sadly a victim of the pandemic and the lockdowns
James of London, Tailors & Alterations, 32 Upper Tachbrook Street, London SW1V 1SW
Mele e Pere, ideal pre-theatre restaurant, Brewer Street, close to Piccadilly Circus
Norfolk Arms, better than anything on Kings Cross or St Pancras Station - a fusion of pub and tapas bar
Ognisko: The Polish Club and Restaurant, Kensington
Rasa, Vegetarian Cuisine of Kerala, Stoke Newington N16
Secret Garden Centre, Upper Norwood
Sunday, 169 Hemingford Road, N1 1DA - "near perfection," according to the Independent - 10/10 well deserved
Netherlands: Maastricht
Eetcafe Ceramique, Rechtstraat 78
Northiam, Sussex
Great Dixter House & Gardens: Heaven on earth, this is the pinnacle of gardening
Orford, Suffolk
Lady Florence River Cruise Restaurant
Richardson's Smokehouse
St Leonard's on Sea, East Sussex
St Benedict Victorian Bed & Breakfast, an amazing step back in time with old fashioned comfort
South Africa: Durban
Teremok, beautiful small hotel near Umhlanga Rocks
South Africa: Johannesburg
Rosebank Lodge Guest House
Spain: Alicante
Darsena, Tapas on the Marina
Spain: Cordoba
Hotel Conquistador, right beside the Mezquita-Catedrale
Sri Lanka: Galle
Amangalla Hotel - hotel, cool terrace and fine restaurant on Church Street in the Fort
Fortaleza - another good hotel with a lovely restaurant in the Fort
Sri Lanka: Bentota
Lunuganga, Dedduwa - house and gardens of the celebrated architect Geoffrey Bawa - an elevated rural retreat
Sweden: Goteborg
Fiskekrogen, the "best fish restaurant in Sweden" - it's hard to doubt it. In The Producers, Ulla says, "Ulla eat big Swedish breakfast. Many different herrings" - I had four types.
Sweden: Jarna/Nyvark/Soedertaelje
Bommersvik - Social Democratic Conference and Study Centre, with a marvellous, organic, locally-sourced products restaurant overlooking Lake Yngern
Sweden: Stockholm
2 Kronor City Hotel, Kammakargatan 62, 11124 Stockholm
Turkey: Istanbul
Borsam Tasfirin, Rihtim Caddesi, Resim Efendi Sokak, 1, Kadikoy, in the market at Kadikoy on the Asian side. Wonderful Turkish pizzas.
Fish Tale, fishmongers on Leigham Court Road, Streatham Hill
Haz Wine & Dine, Turkish cuisine, Houndsditch
Il Convivio, outstanding and inventive Italian cuisine in Belgravia and the City - MOST sadly a victim of the pandemic and the lockdowns
James of London, Tailors & Alterations, 32 Upper Tachbrook Street, London SW1V 1SW
Mele e Pere, ideal pre-theatre restaurant, Brewer Street, close to Piccadilly Circus
Norfolk Arms, better than anything on Kings Cross or St Pancras Station - a fusion of pub and tapas bar
Ognisko: The Polish Club and Restaurant, Kensington
Rasa, Vegetarian Cuisine of Kerala, Stoke Newington N16
Secret Garden Centre, Upper Norwood
Sunday, 169 Hemingford Road, N1 1DA - "near perfection," according to the Independent - 10/10 well deserved
Netherlands: Maastricht
Eetcafe Ceramique, Rechtstraat 78
Northiam, Sussex
Great Dixter House & Gardens: Heaven on earth, this is the pinnacle of gardening
Orford, Suffolk
Lady Florence River Cruise Restaurant
Richardson's Smokehouse
St Leonard's on Sea, East Sussex
St Benedict Victorian Bed & Breakfast, an amazing step back in time with old fashioned comfort
South Africa: Durban
Teremok, beautiful small hotel near Umhlanga Rocks
South Africa: Johannesburg
Rosebank Lodge Guest House
Spain: Alicante
Darsena, Tapas on the Marina
Spain: Cordoba
Hotel Conquistador, right beside the Mezquita-Catedrale
Sri Lanka: Galle
Amangalla Hotel - hotel, cool terrace and fine restaurant on Church Street in the Fort
Fortaleza - another good hotel with a lovely restaurant in the Fort
Sri Lanka: Bentota
Lunuganga, Dedduwa - house and gardens of the celebrated architect Geoffrey Bawa - an elevated rural retreat
Sweden: Goteborg
Fiskekrogen, the "best fish restaurant in Sweden" - it's hard to doubt it. In The Producers, Ulla says, "Ulla eat big Swedish breakfast. Many different herrings" - I had four types.
Sweden: Jarna/Nyvark/Soedertaelje
Bommersvik - Social Democratic Conference and Study Centre, with a marvellous, organic, locally-sourced products restaurant overlooking Lake Yngern
Sweden: Stockholm
2 Kronor City Hotel, Kammakargatan 62, 11124 Stockholm
Turkey: Istanbul
Borsam Tasfirin, Rihtim Caddesi, Resim Efendi Sokak, 1, Kadikoy, in the market at Kadikoy on the Asian side. Wonderful Turkish pizzas.
5Kat - a wonderful rooftop restaurant (on Floor Five), with a view over the Bosphorus, in the neighbourhood of Cihangir in the Beyoglu district not far from Taksim Square.
Cheers Hostel, next to the Zeynep Sultan Hotel at no 21. Not so much for staying at as for the excellent bar at the top, evidently an open secret found by accident.
Hamdi Restaurant, Tahmis Caddesi Kalcin Sokak, 11, Eminonu. Excellent kebabs
Kadi Nimet Balkicilik, Tarihi Balikcilar Carsisi Serasker Caddesi, 10A, Kadikoy - the greatest fish shop and restaurant in Istanbul - on the Asian side, in the market at Kadikoy
Krependeki Imroz, Nevizade Sokak, 16 Balikpazan-Beyoglu, Istanbul - in the fish market off Pera Street (Istiklal Caddesi). Greek owned - really good.
Nazahat Gokyigit Botanic Gardens - Great Dixter and every habitat in Turkey meet amid the motorway islands outside Istanbul
Tarihi Sultanahmet Koftecisi, Divanyolu Caddesi, 12, just up from Sultanhmet Square - the place for kofte
Zeynep Sultan Hotel, Zeyned Sultan Camii Sokak, 25, Sultanahmet, Istanbul. A lovely small hotel, very reasonable and just across from Aya Sofya
USA: New York
Cafe Un Deux Trois - for a wicked Elderflower Gimlet
Max Brenner Chocolate Restaurant
USA: San Francisco CA
Les Joulins Jazz Bistro - sadly closed now. It was magical
Lori's Diner
USA: Santa Barbara CA
Carlito's: Mexican Restaurant
USA: Santa Monica CA
Hotel Carmel by the Sea
USA: Washington DC
Pitango Gelato - great ice cream parlour
Hamdi Restaurant, Tahmis Caddesi Kalcin Sokak, 11, Eminonu. Excellent kebabs
Kadi Nimet Balkicilik, Tarihi Balikcilar Carsisi Serasker Caddesi, 10A, Kadikoy - the greatest fish shop and restaurant in Istanbul - on the Asian side, in the market at Kadikoy
Krependeki Imroz, Nevizade Sokak, 16 Balikpazan-Beyoglu, Istanbul - in the fish market off Pera Street (Istiklal Caddesi). Greek owned - really good.
Nazahat Gokyigit Botanic Gardens - Great Dixter and every habitat in Turkey meet amid the motorway islands outside Istanbul
Tarihi Sultanahmet Koftecisi, Divanyolu Caddesi, 12, just up from Sultanhmet Square - the place for kofte
Zeynep Sultan Hotel, Zeyned Sultan Camii Sokak, 25, Sultanahmet, Istanbul. A lovely small hotel, very reasonable and just across from Aya Sofya
USA: New York
Cafe Un Deux Trois - for a wicked Elderflower Gimlet
Max Brenner Chocolate Restaurant
USA: San Francisco CA
Les Joulins Jazz Bistro - sadly closed now. It was magical
Lori's Diner
USA: Santa Barbara CA
Carlito's: Mexican Restaurant
USA: Santa Monica CA
Hotel Carmel by the Sea
USA: Washington DC
Pitango Gelato - great ice cream parlour
