When I hear Middle Eastern, I think of kebabs, spices, and freshly baked pita bread—you know, the good stuff. And nowhere is the good stuff better than in its homeland.

When I hear Middle Eastern, I think of kebabs, spices, and freshly baked pita bread—you know, the good stuff. And nowhere is the good stuff better than in its homeland.
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Almost everyone has had at least one bad bar experience. Mine was when I entered a bar, and the smell of stale beer hit my friends and me like a
The first time I went shopping in Rotorua, I ended up in a store where everything seemed either overpriced or out of stock. My next stop was a charming artisanal
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