Forget ordering a virgin version of your favourite cocktail, these creations in New York City, San Francisco and London are already non-alcoholic. Plus, we share two recipes to make your own delicious mocktail at home.
Less than two hours north of San Francisco, bicycle through wineries, wander charming towns, relax at the spa and indulge in delicious farm-fresh food.
Nathalie Huerta is the owner of The Queer Gym in Oakland, the first inclusive fitness centre in the U.S. Here she shares some of her favourite spots, including where to go on a hike and experience the arts.
Spend some time at these watering holes in Dublin, San Francisco, Oxford, New York City and Montreal frequented by famous writers.
Sip some of the world’s best Cabernet Sauvignon at Robert Mondavi in Napa Valley or drink Sauvignon Blanc at Ravenswood Winery in Sonoma.
Shop, eat and relax at one of the few remaining Japantown neighbourhoods left in the United States.
Whether in bucolic wine country or a bustling big city, wine takes centre stage at these diverse properties. Stay and sip at Timber Cove Resort in Sonoma, The Ritz-Carlton in Toronto or Caesars Palace in Las Vegas.
Oakland exemplifies California’s can-do attitude and elevates its garden-fresh produce with multicultural influences. Eat your way through the Rockridge Market Hall, hang out in the food-focused Temescal neighbourhood, dig into Indian street food at Juhu Beach Club and sip creative cocktails at Ramen Shop.
People in many parts of Mexico and Asia have been crunching critters for centuries. Now, in North America and the UK, a growing number of chefs are experimenting with these sustainable sources of protein in innovative ways. Check out these insect-focused spots in New York City, Toronto, London, L.A. and San Francisco.
Over the past 10 years, Oakland has emerged from San Francisco’s shadow. Artists, foodies, even nature-lovers now gravitate here, forming a vibrant collaborative aesthetic that is much more than the sum of its parts.
