Sentences with phrase «eat at local shops»

I'm a bit confused about other travel bloggers who've told me you can't eat at local shops in Mexico like you can in SE Asia.

I was told that transportation is expensive; that you can not eat at local shops & food stalls without getting sick; and that a reasonable monthly budget was $ 900-1000 US.

* I didn't get sick at all anywhere, from eating at local shops and street stalls.

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The younger working generation prefers picking up a quick breakfast at their local coffee shop to sitting down and eating a meal and then having to clean up afterward.

Between shopping at your local grocery store and from this Amazon Keto List you will have all the items you need to recreate your favorite recipes, which makes following this way of eating easier.

Never eaten tempeh but looking at this dish I feel like running to our local shop to have a look if they sell it so I could make it!ReplyCancel

Attend workshops about Good Food Is Good Medicine, reducing food waste and more; shop for local foods at the Good Food Marketplace; watch celebrity chef demonstrations with Sarah Grueneberg, Rick Bayless, Ina Pinkney and others; participate in micro workshops and have your backyard soil tested on the Organic Valley Good Food Commons; connect kids to food with the Purple Asparagus Kids» Corner and Scavenger Hunt; eat at the Good Food Court; and much more.

And those who still didn't get enough chiles at the Hatch Festival, could either shop from dozens of roadside chile roasters, or eat the «Green Chile Hunger Buster» at the local Dairy Queen.

2016 is the year it has become cooler to be seen in a running outfit at the school gates than a Celine one; Where clean eating books are outselling Jamie Oliver books; Where the queues at our local Whole Foods snake around the aisles making it practically impossible to shop.

I've researched some local shops to visit (Judith and Portland Trading Co.) and I can't wait to eat oysters at Eventide Oyster Co. and drink craft beer in a sweater!

Eating out at restaurants became a planned event; vacations were put on hold; babysitters had to be versed in the use of the epinephrine kit; and even shopping in the local grocery store required hours of reading labels on boxes.

This Saturday, pop by the Wharf District Parks of the Rose Kennedy Greenway to shop local art, eat at the food trucks, and enjoy this beautiful green space.

«I enjoy shopping at the local stores, eating at the downtown restaurants, and spending time partaking in downtown events / festivities,» Wood told the Sun in an email.

Over the last two years, I have made the switch to shopping at my local greenmarket for about 99 % of what I cook and eat.

It is always good to hang with the family, eat homemade bread, peruse The Plaza, shop at the local co-op, catch up with friends on foggy morning runs, and say hello to the ocean via long bike rides.

The REAL damage occurs when you eat that piece of cake and ingest 40 - 50 grams of sugar in one sitting, or that bag of candy with 35 + grams of sugar, or that soft drink with 45 grams of sugar or more... Or even that so - called «healthy» smoothie at the local smoothie shop that contains a whopping 80 grams of sugar because of all of the fruit syrups they use in them.

We ate at a cute local burger joint, went to a cupcake cafe called Bubblecake and ordered rich cupcakes that while $ 4 each were well worth the price and we had coffees in one of our favorite local coffee shops and we took a walk before going home to a surprise cash gift from my parents in celebration of our Anniversary (thanks mom and dad).

You can often track her down at her local pie shop writing, meeting local creatives, and trying not to eat too much pie.

When Rawmarsh School decided to impose a ban on children visiting local shops at lunchtimes and reworked the menu in line with Jamie Oliver's healthy eating campaign without seeking insight into parental opinion, the upshot was the shocking images of mothers handing junk food to children through the school railings.

I recommend servicing your Toyota at this location as it has scheduled free transportation to the local mall where you can shop or eat while you wait.

Live the culture by eating in local restaurants — don't pick one that has typical food you can get in a restaurant at home; visit America's most haunted neighborhood; shop the local stores and enjoy a relaxing cultural vacation.

It's often more cost effective to eat off - premises, and grab breakfast at a local coffee shop.

Love Your Rescue Pet Day, June 22nd: Eat and shop at local businesses who support animal rescue and who are donating a percentage of proceeds to Austin Pets Alive!

Festival villages will be constructed at the Keauhou Shopping Center including a Kona Coffee Corridor with free samples and Kona coffee for sale direct from the farmers; a Kids World offering games and activities with hours of fun and excitement for any age; the Ethnic Food Market, a very popular stop where Festival goers can eat their way through authentic local food favorites including laulau and fish plate lunches, adobo, huli huil chicken, and all time favorite musubi and shave ice; plus a Christmas craft fair with unique items will help festival - goers get a jump on holiday sShopping Center including a Kona Coffee Corridor with free samples and Kona coffee for sale direct from the farmers; a Kids World offering games and activities with hours of fun and excitement for any age; the Ethnic Food Market, a very popular stop where Festival goers can eat their way through authentic local food favorites including laulau and fish plate lunches, adobo, huli huil chicken, and all time favorite musubi and shave ice; plus a Christmas craft fair with unique items will help festival - goers get a jump on holiday shoppingshopping.

Rather than eating out at restaurants, which are pretty expensive on the whole, shop at local supermarkets like Pick n Pay and cook for yourself (most backpackers and guest houses have a kitchen).

Eat at a local restaurant, shop in the neighbourhood boutiques or head downtown for more adventures.

We'll stop for refreshments at our favourite coffee shop or in the home of a local and guide you to the best eating and shopping area.

One sure way to save money while traveling is to grocery shop at local markets instead of always eating at restaurants.

At the end of your private sailing cruise, you're off to Ambergris Caye where you can indulge in local nightlife, shop in the local shops and eat at the great local restaurants to your hearts» content before returning to Belize City via air transfer to connect with your international flighAt the end of your private sailing cruise, you're off to Ambergris Caye where you can indulge in local nightlife, shop in the local shops and eat at the great local restaurants to your hearts» content before returning to Belize City via air transfer to connect with your international flighat the great local restaurants to your hearts» content before returning to Belize City via air transfer to connect with your international flight.

* Eating this cheaply in Mexico requires that you eat almost exclusively at food stalls and local comedors — shops preparing tacos, burritos, quesadillas, tostadas, tortas, tamales and other Mexican dishes.

The Dosh cash back app lets you link your credit and debit cards to automatically get cash back when you shop, eat, travel, and more at participating local and national merchants, plus Dosh is offering a $ 15 referral bonus for current users, and new users will also receive a $ 5 bonus for linking your first card and a $ 1 bonus each for linking a second and third card.

Dining Townsville has many restaurants, whether you're after fine dining, a meal at a local restaurant, a bite to eat at a cool cafe or coffee shop or just want to grab a quick takeaway.

Mexican cuisine, taco shops, and local bistros are what many vacationers to Riviera Nayarit might expect but there are also plenty of North American and European fine dining establishments to eat at here.

Take in the fall mountain air, shop dozens of local and regional artists work, eat wonderful food, enjoy the children's craft tent and so much more at the 2018 Taos Ski Valley Arts Festival.

And, food costs are kept low by shopping at local markets instead of eating at restaurants.

Whether you're scuba diving with a local dive shop, exploring the waterfalls and temples in the area, eating at one of the many delicious local warung where you'll find some of the best meals on the island or just relaxing on the beach Pemuteran is a perfect spot for you.

From lingering on our waterfront lawns to savouring local flavours, or shopping and eating to your heart's content, there's something for everyone at Camana Bay.

Eat at one of the towns many restaurants or shop the organic market where you'll find fresh local produce, meats and cheeses.

Although locals rarely shop the extensive artisan tents and stalls, the plentiful produce, breads, and food stalls set up just in front are an array of Peruvian colours as families shop for groceries for the week, stop for a glass of chicha (fermented corn beer), and eat some lunch sitting on plastic stools at temporary tables set up by the «Mamas» cooking large pots of local specialties for as little as three soles (about $ 1).

I love traveling on a budget, independently, often solo (but also sometimes with family), responsibly and deeper while exploring and discovering hidden gems off the beaten path, having meaningful experiences and unique and authentic adventures, learning about and immersing myself in the local culture, history and language, staying in unique and alternative accommodations away from the main tourist areas, navigating and using the public transportation, eating the authentic and traditional cuisine at local or family - owned restaurants, and supporting the local economy by shopping local where possible.

You can swim in one of the many gorgeous and unique cenotes (naturally formed limestone sinkholes filled with freshwater that are unique to the Yucatan Peninsula) in the area surrounding the town; explore one of the nearby ancient Mayan Ruins sites like those at Tulum, Coba or Chichen Itza; swim at the beautiful beaches; shop for authentic souvenirs and local handicrafts while supporting the local community; eat delicious food from a wide variety of cuisines (including traditional Mexican and Yucatecan dishes); practice yoga and so much more.

You can also visit the Cradock Four Museum or have something to eat at one of our local restaurants or coffee shops.

Earning experience to level up or unlock new moves can come from fighting enemies, eating at local restaurants and shops, or completing side quests and mini-games.

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For one magical week, guests stay in a gorgeous 13th century château, shop for props at the local antique market or brocante, eat delicious, French inspired meals, explore medieval villages, and learn the art of styling.