A typical New Yorker morning would be to head to Starbucks or Dean and Deluca for a coffee and a pastry. But with a nostalgia for France, why not start a Saturday morning by going to Balthazar instead? This boulangerie is so cozy and filled with different pastries including tarte aux pommes and ...
An Insider’s Paris Travel Guide
Having visited Paris three times, I think it's only fair to share this ultimate city travel guide with you. Some of the pointers here have been mentioned before on the other Paris travel guide but there are plenty of new ones here including places to eat and stay. If you are traveling with kids, the ...
Paris Travel Diaries
I've disappeared from the blog for several days now but it's okay cause I'll have a lot of content to share in the coming weeks. I'm at the beginning of a long journey. First it's Paris, then Morocco (again because I can't get enough of it), and then Spain. From there I don't know what's next. ...
Café de la Régence
What a cold night this was. The great thing about Paris is that you don't have to sacrifice being outside for staying warm. With the heaters above the tables, you can sit outside even during the winter. We decided to stop by Café de la Régence. Many say it's good place to stop by after visiting ...
Moisturize like the French
Many ask what is the secret to French women's skincare. Well, the secret is simple. Don't use too many products and definitely don't spend a fortune on them. Just go to your local pharmacy. When TSS visited Paris back in March, we knew that la pharmacie was the place to go for beauty products. Oh ...
