Devorah Lev-Tov

Brooklyn

Food and Travel Writer at Freelance

Food and travel writer in Brooklyn. Obsessed with pizza and bread. Also butter.

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Articles

Why the Atlas Mountains are worth a detour from Marrakech

2 weeks ago | thepointsguy.com | Devorah Lev-Tov

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Pastry’s New Era: Inside NYC’s Post-Pandemic Bakery Renaissance

3 weeks ago | finedininglovers.com | Devorah Lev-Tov

Trained in fine dining, these New York chefs are stepping out of the shadows and into the spotlight—opening bakeries that are personal, creative, and fueling a golden age of pastry in The City. On any given morning, lines stretch down the block outside both Brooklyn locations of Radio Bakery. The Greenpoint shop opened in 2023, followed by the Prospect Heights outpost earlier this year.
This City Was Just Ranked the Happiest in the United States

1 month ago | afar.com | Devorah Lev-Tov

New York City is known as much for Michelin-starred food as for excellent cheap eats, a dynamic arts and culture scene, soaring skyscrapers, sweeping green spaces, and a robust nightlife that gives it the name the “City that Never Sleeps.” But what truly defines the Big Apple is its diverse international population that leaves a unique imprint on this bustling metropolis.
This City Was Just Ranked the Happiest in the United States

1 month ago | flipboard.com | Devorah Lev-Tov

2 hours agoWILMINGTON, N.C. (AP) — An Iranian national pleaded guilty on Tuesday in North Carolina federal court for his role in a ransomware and extortion operation that prosecutors say targeted computer networks for Baltimore and other U.S. cities, a scheme that led to work disruptions and financial …
Inside the Kitchen: Seven Questions with Gabriel Kreuther

1 month ago | finedininglovers.com | Devorah Lev-Tov

There needs to be foie gras involved, there needs to be caviar involved, and there needs to be very good wine—I love Bordeaux wine and wines from Burgundy. Those are the elements. When I grew up as a little boy, we had foie gras twice a year. Once was on Easter, once was on Christmas. When it was on Easter, I had my pastry chef uncle there, as we were about a dozen around the table, and we had foie gras with truffle in the middle.
Charlie Palmer’s Most Prized Bottle Is a Birth-Year Bordeaux with a Backstory

1 month ago | wineenthusiast.com | Devorah Lev-Tov

Chef Charlie Palmer has been a giant in the culinary world since 1988, when he opened Aureole in a historic Upper East Side townhouse. While the restaurant closed in 2020, Palmer’s commitment to creating dishes featuring regional American ingredients earned him plenty of accolades during the restaurant’s 30-year tenure, including the James Beard Foundation naming him “Best Chef in America” in 1997.
9 Summer Vacation Destinations for Families Who Want an Unforgettable Trip

2 months ago | lapatiala.com | Devorah Lev-Tov

Travel Here, you’ll find all the best summer vacation destinations for families, along with tips for how to enjoy your stay. Spring blooms are here, which means only one thing to parents: The end of the school year is around the corner, and it’s time to start planning your summer travel with the kids. But planning a vacation with children in tow is different from planning any other trip.
The 10 best places to visit in June 2025

2 months ago | thepointsguy.com | Devorah Lev-Tov

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Singapore Is Giving Away Dozens of Free Flights—Here's How to Get One

Mar 18, 2025 | afar.com | Devorah Lev-Tov

Singapore is a popular stopover destination for U.S. travelers going to Asia on long-haul flights, but most spend fewer than 24 hours in the small island country. Now, the Singapore Tourism Board is giving travelers a chance to stay longer—for free. On March 18, the destination marketing organization launched a new Stopover, Do-Over campaign in partnership with Singapore Global Network, a community of Singaporeans living abroad and expats living in Singapore.
Forget Concert Parking: These 5 Great Hotels Near Major U.S. Music Venues Are Within Walking Distance

Mar 18, 2025 | afar.com | Devorah Lev-Tov

Taylor Swift’s blockbuster Eras Tour proved that traveling for a concert is more popular than ever. While traveling for music isn’t new—think Woodstock in 1969—Swift elevated the trend to an unprecedented level. A survey by AAA and Bread Financial in 2024 found that 65 percent of Gen Zers and 58 percent of millennials traveled more than 50 miles for concerts, sports games, and comedy shows–or planned to travel within the year.

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