Every year, foodie favorite Saveur awards travel food blogs for outstanding stories, photography and coverage and, typically, the magazine’s choices are spot-on. Here are the latest picks and why you should add them to your list of favorites.
Funnelogy Channel
This blog began, as so many travel blogs do, with two people quitting their jobs and traveling the world. Their made-up word, “funnelogy,” is defined as “the science of understanding the world we live in while having fun” and “the art of funneling multiple stories through our own lenses.” The blog is more inspiration than tips and recommendations, but still a good read.
La Tavola Marchie
This is actually the blog for an inn and cooking school in Italy. The photos speak of a pastoral wonderland of the best food you’ve ever eaten in a land where it appears nothing could ever go wrong. It goes without saying that you’ll want to book a room immediately.
Will Travel For Food
Will Travel For Food is similar to a traditional travel blog. There’s a good mix of travel tips and restaurant recommendations. You’ll find a lot of information on Montreal, as it’s where the site’s owner is based, but you can also search through more than 20 other destinations.
Elizabeth Minchilli in Rome
If the last blog was more like a traditional travel blog, this is more like a traditional food blog, dedicated to the food of Rome, no less. Stroll through the homepage and you’ll pass photo after photo of mouthwatering dishes. The blog owner is also an accomplished writer on all things Italy.
Parla Food
When Katie Parla isn’t writing about food, she’s offering tours around Rome, food and otherwise. With Rome being the huge foodie destination that it is, are you really surprised it shows up in two blogs on this list?
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