From Antigua to Venezuela--IL's Favorite Restaurants

Puerto Madera (in Buenos Aires, Argentina) has been comparedto New York's South Street Seaport, a row of sidewalk cafés andrestaurants along a seaside promenade. The only difference hereis the price--$17.50 for a five-course meal with wine.

International Living Postcards-- your daily escape

Tuesday, Dec. 20, 2005
Paris, France

Dear International Living Reader,

Eating out is about more than simply enjoying your favorite foods, particularly when you're exploring some new corner of the world. At times like these, you want to find the quirky local haunt, the underground hot-spot…or perhaps you just need to know where to find a comforting cup of hot chocolate, an uplifting slice of pie, and wireless Internet access.

After more than 25 years spent traveling the world, the editors, contributors, and friends of International Living have compiled a list of preferred restaurants, the ones we seek out first when in a new city: From Antigua to Venezuela-- IL's Favorite Restaurants. As an IL Postcards readers, it's yours for free. You can download it in PDF format here.

This selection of bests was created with you, the world explorer, in mind. We could have easily given you coordinates for the local McDonalds and Pizza Huts, but we think we know you a bit better than that. From Ireland's best oysters to Japan's most tender eel, here's our best to you.

Happy exploring,

Kathleen Peddicord
Publisher, International Living

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