Restaurant Review: The Dead Fish Tower

 
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No, I did not get the name wrong. Located in Siem Reap, Cambodia, this open air loft-style Thai restaurant with the unique name has tons of rustic atmosphere, including an alligator farm pen on the way to the restrooms.

Restaurant Review: The River Balcony

 
This restaurant and bar in Battambang, Cambodia is established on the open air upper floor of an historic riverside home. It can be a bit tricky to find, as it’s a fair bit away from the center of town.

Restaurant Review: Wild Jordan Cafe in Amman, Jordan

 
Done in concrete, glass and steel with a modern Zen decor, this place offers commanding city views and a diverse menu with huge portion sizes.

Hotel Review: Hebron Youth Hostel - Jerusalem, Israel

 
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A dirt cheap option is Jerusalem’s Muslim Quarter, this place offers open dorm beds for about 25 shekels each, with shared bathroom.

Recipes for the Road: Good Ol’ Grilled Cheese

 
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In almost any country we’ve ever been in, the following items have always been available. . .  

Recipes for the Road: A Romantic Pasta Dinner

 
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Looking to pull off a night of affordable romance on the road?

Recipes for the Road: Gourmet Sandwhich Night

 
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With a huge loaf of French, Italian or similar type of bread and a selection of pot-luck filling options (peppers, sliced cheese, meats, condiments, etc.), this can make for a really fun gathering.

Restaurant Review: Haret Jdoudna - Madaba, Jordan

 
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This restored historic home turned atmosphere-rich ethnic restaurant in Madaba, Jordan is just what the doctor ordered after a long day of sight-seeing.

Restaurant Review: Palm Palace - Salmiya Kuwait

 
In Kuwait for the first time? Looking for a friendly, high quality, affordable restaurant? 

Hotel Review: A Bed and Breakfast in Jerusalem

 
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Looking for a charming, affordable place to stay in Jerusalem? Something right by the bus line that can take you anywhere you want to go?