Corpus Christi and Padre Island offer plenty to do, as we covered in a previous article. But Real Food Traveler’s Eco-Friendly Food, Travel and Adventure Editor, Jimmy McDonough, focuses on the more active side of things in this article which guides visitors in...
At the end of our 4-day visit to Corpus Christi, Texas, my husband Jimmy turned to me and said, “Well, that was probably the easiest trip we’ve been on!” I asked him to elaborate and he listed off all the ways in which there were none of the struggles that often...
San Antonio is a melting pot of cultures, and one of the best ways to experience the city is through its food. From Brasserie Mon Chou Chou, where the French vibe may make you feel like you’re in Paris, to Lonesome Rose, where the air is thick with the irresistible...
We here at Real Food Traveler are huge fans of cruises. In the U.S., there are several port cities from which a variety of cruise lines depart and each one is a destination itself. Galveston, Texas is one of those, with the bonus of having the cruise terminal...
Whenever I tell people I’m going to a city that isn’t typically seen as a tourist destination, I get the same question: “Why?!” In the case of my return trip to Lubbock, Texas, I was repeatedly asked “Why are you going there – again?” “Because it’s surprisingly...
