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Primanti brothers is an excellent and iconic sandwich place in Pittsburgh. Wikipedia link has a list of notable mentions this enterprise has received. There are multiple locations in the city.
The Cathedral of Learning is the second tallest university building in the world and houses 29 nationality rooms which are a must visit.
The Duquesne incline is an ...
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I don't have enough personal experience to recommend specific restaurants but two dishes associated with Leipzig are Leipziger Allerlei (well-known everywhere in Germany) and the Leipziger Lerche.
Also worth a try if you see it on a menu is “Soljanka”. This is a soup of (I believe) Russian origin that was popular in the German Democratic Republic and is ...
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If you want to try Minke Whale and Puffin, you can get both of these in small portions at Tapas Barinn (The Tapas Bar), which serves them alongside more traditional Spanish tapas. You should also try the lobster soup at Sægreifinn, which come highly recommended (I'm not a big seafood fan but everyone I know who is and has tried it recommends it).
Harðfiskur ...
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I would recommend:
lamb - the Icelandic lamb is very flavorful and lean.
skyr - a yogurt-like dairy product.
If you are very adventurous you could also try things like putrescent shark meat (Hákarl), but don't expect it to taste good.
You should also take a look at the Wikipedia's Icelandic cuisine page.
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If you want to taste some of the freshest fish on the planet, then head straight for Icelandic Fish & Chips. They have different fish every day depending on the catch of the morning, examples being Cod, Ling and Wolf fish. You won't find fish n chips like this in the UK - an icelandic must.
Address:
Icelandic Fish & Chips,
Tryggvagötu 8,
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Gamla Vínhúsið at Klapparstíg 38 in Reykjavík serves delicious Mink Whale. Prices are very reasonable for the area and they have a mix of local and generic dishes. Here is the whale steak with pepper sauce:
There is one desert Gamla is famous for too which was described to me as like Yogurt but not yogurt. I have no idea what either taste like because I ...
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So in general, food in Hungary (eating out) is a lot less expensive than Western Europe, which is handy :)
Note that - due to a historical translation error - "goulash soup" is indeed a soup, not the "goulash" that visitors may be familiar with from home which is known as "pörkölt".
Local dishes often revolve around meat, include lots of paprika in their ...
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