Travel Guide About:Index Project:Central Project:Eating Out
Pick a city you've travelled to, lived in, or currently call home. Write a guide for people trying to pick a great place to eat for the night.
Some topics to cover:
The title of the article should be as follows: Eating Out in #nameofcity
These articles can be linked to from the corresponding city article, from their Eat section. For example, if you have written Eating Out in Dublin, you can link to it from the main Dublin article. Insert the link at the top of the Eat section like this: [b]Main article: [[Eating Out in Dublin]][/b]
Once you've started an article, list it at the bottom of this article.
This is a template you can copy and paste to give you a start on your article:
==Introduction==
Suggestion: Start with general information about the local food scene. Are there lots of restaurants? Mostly cafés? Is there a strict no-alcohol policy? Are there lots of restaurants serving Western food, or some other type of ethnic cuisine? Are there key neighbourhoods or streets where there are lots of good places to eat?
==Browse by area==
Suggestions: For each neighbourhood or street, list the restaurants, bars or cafés. At the very least, include the name and address, but try to also have opening hours and prices. It doesn't matter if you copy and paste from the "Browse by neighbourhood" or "Cheap places to eat" sections.
===Neighbourhood/street #1===
===Neighbourhood/street #2===
===Neighbourhood/street #3===
==Browse by type of cuisine==
Suggestions: Examples of types of cuisine: local food, Western, Thai, Indian, Italian, etc. For each type of cuisine, create a list of local restaurants/cafés specializing in that food. It doesn't matter if you copy and paste from the "Browse by area" or "Cheap places to eat" sections.
===Cuisine #1===
===Cuisine #2===
===Cuisine #3===
==Cheap places to eat==
Suggestions: For people on a seriously limited budget, where are the best places to eat? It doesn't matter if you copy and paste from the "Browse by area" or "Browse by type of cuisine" sections.
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Ask Trip Advisor a question about Project:Eating OutI can easily answer questions about Project: Eating Out, as I have now travelled to over 62 countries or roughly 22% of all the countries in the world. Not only do I have lots of practical daily living experience in foreign countries as well as US destinations, I have come to believe that to "know" a place is largely based on the local peoples culture and cuisine.
If you can eat natively, than you begin to understand the people as well, what is important to them and how they celebrate life. Even the drinks they consume tell the story of the weather, climate, the geography, what grows nearby and what animals and plants are indigenous to the area.
To remember an exotic destination, you will do well to enjoy their exotic cuisine, smell the aromas and taste the full palette of flavours there. If you drink wine, sip slowly and let yourself go, imaging life there among the towns people. Be sure to dine both where the locals hangout and where the tourist flock, in order to gain a balanced well-rounded view of the sweetness this new destination holds!
And as they say in Italy, "When in Rome, do as the Romans do!" by Roman Terry - Managing Director of Get A Trip, Inc.
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