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Why we do this

The Foodellers is built on first-hand travel, strong opinions, and the belief that a useful guide should help you make better decisions not just give you another list of things to see.

We write about places we know through living there, returning often, or spending enough time to understand what actually matters: where to stay, what to eat, how to get around, what is worth your time, and what we would skip.

Food is a big part of how we understand a destination, but it is never the whole story. Our guides combine food, culture, neighbourhoods, practical planning, and the details you usually discover only once you are there.

The People Behind the Stories

Veruska

Veruska

Veruska is an award-winning food and travel journalist, trained sommelier, and international SEO and globalisation specialist. Italian by birth and a long-term traveller, she brings together food knowledge, local context, research, and first-hand experience to shape The Foodellers’ guides.

Giuseppe

Giuseppe

Giuseppe is a published photographer and programmer. He documents the places we visit, manages the technical side of The Foodellers, and brings a visual perspective to the way we tell travel stories.

Our Trips

Our destination guides are built from experience rather than itineraries assembled from a desk. We cover the practical decisions that shape a trip — where to stay, how long to spend somewhere, what to eat, how to move around, what deserves your time, and when the famous option is not necessarily the best one.

Our Homes Around the World

Some places we visit. Others have been home. Dublin, Lisbon, Naples and Rome have shaped the way we travel, eat and write about destinations. They are places we know beyond a short stay, where our recommendations come from everyday experience as much as travel research.

Our tips

Good travel advice should solve a real problem. Our practical guides cover the things that make travel easier to understand: how people actually eat, how to plan around local habits, what common advice gets wrong, and the cultural details that can change how you experience a destination.

Collaborations

We work with tourism boards, destinations, hotels and travel brands on projects grounded in first-hand experience, editorial independence, photography, food and local culture.

Some of our partners

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