Hotels And Bread

Eat the best bread. Stay in the best hotels. Plan your travel or just fantasize about what carbs you’ll try next with us. 

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Get travel advice. Eat the best bread. Save the world.

Ok, you wont’ save the world. But for literally any other reason, get in touch with us. If you’re traveling and want suggestions, we can give them. If you’re traveling and took pictures of amazing bread and hotels, we will share them. 

Basically if you have anything to say about bread or hotels, or you just want to receive our annual guide to the best bread and bakeries, drop a line.

Why Hotels & Breads?

Discovering a great piece of bread in Budapest, or the perfect pastry in Prague can be the single most fulfilling, and memorable part of your trip. The pleasure of a perfect coffee and croissant in Paris may be unmatched on the Earth. This website is dedicated to the idea that to really know a place, you have to taste the bread made there. Sorry, but we think traveling GF is sad AF.

Whether it’s the crackle of a French Baguette, the squish of a Singapore Sponge Cake, the flake of a Portugese Pastel de Nata, or a slice of San Francisco Sourdough, the best places on Earth are defined by how they combine flour, water, salt, eggs, yeast, sugar, and whatever the hell else they wanna throw at my mouth. I’m for it.

What makes a great hotel?

Discovering a great piece of bread in Budapest, or the perfect pastry in Prague can be the single most fulfilling, and memorable part of your trip. The pleasure of a perfect coffee and croissant in Paris may be unmatched on the Earth. This website is dedicated to the idea that to really know a place, you have to taste the bread made there. Sorry, but we think traveling GF is sad AF.

 

A curly haired man in a bakery drinks a small cup of coffee
The Best Breads, Bakeries and Luxury Hotels

what makes a great bakery?

Discovering a great piece of bread in Budapest, or the perfect pastry in Prague can be the single most fulfilling, and memorable part of your trip. The pleasure of a perfect coffee and croissant in Paris may be unmatched on the Earth. This website is dedicated to the idea that to really know a place, you have to taste the bread made there. Sorry, but we think traveling GF is sad AF.

Whether it’s the crackle of a French Baguette, the squish of a Singapore Sponge Cake, the flake of a Portugese Pastel de Nata, or a slice of San Francisco Sourdough, the best places on Earth are defined by how they combine flour, water, salt, eggs, yeast, sugar, and whatever the hell else they wanna throw at my mouth. I’m for it.

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