Have fun! I can't wait to read all about it.

Cheers,

Rosa

Oh my god, there are SO MANY. You should check out Couchon (for dinner) and/or their charcuterie Butcher (they have nibble plates, sandwiches, and wine. Just around the corner from Couchon). I also love Crescent City Pie and Sausage – they make all of their own sausages and their own mozzarella. They have an awesome static menu but always have good specials as well – check their website. Anyway, I could go on forever… those are just two out of a million 🙂

I can't believe I didn't know about this food blogger conference in my own town 🙁 I wonder if it's too late to go!

I have never been to New Orleans Kevin so will live vicariously through you!

And I forgot… La Crêpe Nanou's Crêpe Provençal (as well as the crêpe with salmon) is excellent!

Avi

I've heard the cemetery tours are pretty cool.

http://www.hauntedhistorytours.com/Voodoo.htm

There's some pretty neat architecture, if you're into that.

http://www.neworleansonline.com/neworleans/architecture/

(you can also poke around on that site to find some other things to do if those don't strike your fancy)

I'd stay away from Bourbon St. If you want to see music- head over to Frenchman St in the Faubourg Marigny.

While you're there you must try a po boy. My favorite places for this are Domilise's in the Irish Channel and Parkway in Mid City. Central Grocery on Decatur is the place to go for a muffaletta.

Sunday Brunch at Commander's Palace is highly recommended. There's a great little restaurant in the French Quarter called the Green Goddess that I recommend. They have a web site where you can read about their menu- their chef, Chris Debarr, is just excellent. Cochon is also good, as are Stella! and Restaurant August. I'd stay away from Jacques Imo's at all costs- the food there tastes canned- it's geared toward tourists.

If you are there on a Thurs. night you should try to go see Kermit Ruffins play at Vaughn's in the 9th ward- take a cab there and back. He cooks (free!) red beans and rice for his guests!

I hope you have a great time in New Orleans. It's one of my favorite food cities. Two of my favorite places are Mother's (for Po' Boy Sandwiches) and Commander's Palace (for elegant dining.)

Port of Call for a Burger.

It may seem like antiquated advice, but no foodie visit — especially a first visit — to New Orleans is complete without a trip to Commander's Palace in the Garden District. It's not just for the food, but for the experience. Don't skip the turtle soup.

I second the Sazerac if you like brandy and whiskey; it's quite unique. Since you're staying in the French Quarter, there should be ample drinking opportunities. If you're interested in heavier drinking, the Hurricane and Hand Grenade are New Orleans specialties.

Also in the Quarter, on Decatur, stop by Central Grocery for a muffaletta, but be prepared to walk and eat; it isn't a restaurant. Brennan's is the birthplace of Banana's Foster, but imho, if you really want Banana's Foster, go just for that.

Cafe du Monde's (also on Decatur) chicory coffee au lait is a love-it-or-hate-it kinda thing, but worth a stop, especially if you fall in the earlier category (my wife makes me stock up each visit). There are better beignets, but unless you want to go out into the burbs, they'll do nicely.

Take the St. Charles streetcar line (just outside the quarter, across Canal Street from Bourbon) Uptown to take in the scenery and stop for a burger (or omelette) at The Camellia Grill, located at the end of St. Charles, where the streetcar makes a right turn onto Carrollton.

There are also some great little places a few blocks away on Maple Street, including the aforementioned Jacques-Imo's. Jamila's also used to be a favorite spot when I lived nearby. Mom and pop place with great Tunisian and Mediterranean cuisine and the service you'd expect in New Orleans.

I've been dying to get to Cochon, in the Warehouse District, as well as some of the other new places that have opened in the last few years, but between all the old favorites that call me back and limited scheduling, I haven't been able to make a reservation during my last couple visits.

As for must see places that don't involve eating (to me, there really are so few), just walk around, especially in the Quarter. The Uptown and Garden District areas can be beautiful. If you're wandering around by yourself, I do want to caution you though. There's no reason not to feel safe in most of New Orleans, but since Katrina, crime has shot way up and neighborhoods can change very quickly in NoLa, not quite like I've seen anywhere else. Don't let this discourage you from exploring, but just stay alert and you'll be fine.

Audubon Park and Zoo (Uptown) can be a nice diversion if the weather's decent (which I wouldn't expect this time of year). In the summer, the aquarium is usually a better choice; you can find it where Canal meets the river — a short walk from The Monteleone.

On the other side of the Quarter is the Faubourg-Marigny area (or The Marigny – mar-in-nee). Good spots for music and after hours entertainment. More local and authentic than what you usually find near Bourbon Street.

That should more than keep you busy. Visiting New Orleans can do more harm to your waistline than a cruise, so just know what you're getting into!

Hi Kevin! Have a wonderful time! Wish I was there with you!

Hi, I found your blog while blog hopping and quite love the huge repertoire of really diverse recipes you have put up. I am adding you to my blogroll 🙂

I highly recommend Mother's on Canal Street.

Acme Oyster Bar.

Napolean House, a Pimm's Cup and the cheese board.

You must try Brennan's!
http://www.brennansneworleans.com/
Have fun!

La Madeleine! Wonderful food and even better desserts. The creme brulee tart is AMAZING. As is the fruit tart.

I think everyone pretty much has you covered with the restaurants…except maybe Semolina if you're in a pasta mood. I think they're down to one location now though, so if you're out in Metairie around dinner time, they're in the Clearview Mall. I never did get the hype about Commanders personally, but it's one of the standard stops.

If the weather permits, DEFINITELY hit the zoo. I love that place, and it's always changing. Also, if you get a chance, cross the river and go check out Blaine Kern's Mardi Gras World (across from the Riverwalk). It's like getting to see Mardi Gras without the crowd! You can check out some floats, see how the characters are made, try on costumes, see a film about Mari Grad, eat some King Cake …

Most of all, have fun. And if you see my Mom, say hi for me. 😉

I could recommend plenty to see, plenty to do, plenty to drink, and plenty to eat. But I don't see the point. In my experience in New Orleans, its far too easy to get caught up in the life blood of that city, that you likely won't follow much of your travel itinerary anyhow. I do however recommend if you are staying a few extra days to spend a few nights in the India House Hostel. This is one of the greatest places I have ever stayed on any continent. From there, just go with the flow and you will have a great time.

Crawfish Etouffee at Deenie's. It is unbelievable. But how could any place that gives you a basket of boiled new potatoes instead of bread not be.

When you're ready to take a break from eating I recommend a nighttime ghost tour! An easy walk through the historic neighborhoods with a new perspective and a fantastic storyteller. I think different companies offer differently tailored tours, so try to get specific recommendation. And I second the motion of checking out the Zoo!

Let me know if you go to Café du Monde Kevin. I really like their beignets. Have fun!

Hope you have a FABULOUS time.

Kevin, you're brilliant! Thanks for the wonderful recipes you share so generously. Happy Holidays from a constant admirer and quiet follower/cook.

Hope you and your family have a great time over the holidays!

Happy Holidays Kevin… thanks for all the recipes and great inspiration during 2010….

Happy holidays. Thanks for all the super spectacular recipes this year.

Enjoy your time with your familie.
I think they like those cookies 🙂
Merry Christmas
from Jeanne

Enjoy your holiday 🙂

Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Susan

Have a wonderful holiday, Kevin. Thank you for all your wonderful recipes and culinary inspiration.

Happy holidays buddy!! Give a proper time to your family.

It doesn't seem like It's been two years since you went to Greece… time flies! Have a safe trip!

Have a great trip! We went to Italy a few years ago (Rome, Venice and Florence). I really want to go back!!

Lucky you Kevin! Have a great trip and enjoy the gelato.

So jealous Kevin! Have tons of fun. Eat lots of focaccia for me! And come back safe!

Although I was in Italy when I was 18 it is on my bucket list for next year. ENJOY!!!

Have a great time! Greece and Italy are my first two out of three choices as well! Take a lot of photos to share! Ciao!

Have a wonderful trip! I wouldn't mind seeing a few pictures of all the good food that you eat! 🙂

have fun

Have a lovely trip to Italy!! Enjoy!

My favorite place for food too…I love the Northern Italian food. It seems simple, yet fantastic. I gain about 5% of my weight in any trip there…and work it off when I return via extra treadmill "laps"…worth it!!! Enjoy!

Have a fantastic trip, Kevin! I'm looking forward to reading about your adventures (and new recipe inspiration).

hope you're okay. . stay healthy, have fun!:)

I can't wait to see what dishes you recreate after your vacation!

Hope you are having a great time!

hi kevin! hope the travels are going well. i nominated your blog for the sunshine award! it's for "bloggers whose positivity and creativity inspire others in the blogging world," and i think yours is awesome. i'm definitely reading & learning your delicious recipes even though i may not always comment. 🙂

[check out my blog posting for more info on the sunshine award and how to make your own nominations!]

Hi! I am your newest follower! I love your blog!

fun fun. . safe trip amego!=)

Thanks for the great Thanksgiving recipes. Enjoy Italia.

Have a very safe trip! And God bless you always!

Hope you're home safe Kevin; you've been missed!

Enjoy your time and happy vacation eating!!!

In Vancouver you must have some Indian at Vij's and some sushi at Tojo's.
Seattle has many great things to offer and besides food, the "Underground Seattle" tour is actually really cool.

Enjoy the events! Too pricey for me, so I passed. Here in Seattle, if you are looking for fresh spices, World Spice (at the market) is great. At the market you will also see the Sur La Table store, full of goodies, and many other kitchen stores. If you are looking for restaurant tips, don't miss Tilth. It is my fave here in Seattle, but we have so many good options (all of Tom Douglas are excellent), but I am sure folks at the Conference will hook you up with some pretty good eats. If you happen to be at the Westlake center (monorail), look up and you will see the Allrecipes sign. That's where I work and I am happy to show you the place if you'd like to. Have fun!!!

Seeing as it is summer, I would recommend La Casa International Gelato. You have over 200 flavours to choose from! Everything you could think of, and the gelato/ice cream is just plain tasty as well. Haha, probably not exactly what you were looking for, but it could be a nice afternoon snack 🙂

What fun! Seattle is one of my favorite cities to visit. Foodie visit… haven't made it there *yet* but Salumi is supposed to be fantastic.

My absolutely favorite place to go in Seattle, is a little known place called Thirteen Coins. An ex boyfriend took me there once, and it was a beautiful experience. They truely open 24 hours for a full menu. You must sit at the "bar" which is really a food bar, and you can watch them cook. Get their creme brule with a great glass of chardonnay.
http://www.13coins.com/

Also, a dive place but Blu Water Bistro on Lake Union in Seattle has the BEST king crab mac and cheese….ever.

Good luck!

The coastal kitchen is very good. They are a 'touring' restaurant and right now the theme is Santorini. Serious Pie is great pizza place with strange combinations and buffalo milk mozzarella. Carmelita is a vegetarian place that is quite creative and wonderful.

You need to eat mac and cheese from Beecher's (located in the market). They make all their own cheese, and the mac and cheese is the BEST I've ever had.

Tom Douglas has some great restaurants in Seattle that are worth checking out. Our family especially loves the Dahlia Bakery (they have coconut cream pie bites that are absolutely divine).

Have fun on your trip!

Hi Kevin,
I am a dedicated blog followerer and a local vancouverite.So here are my list of Vancouver food things: (oh and I agree with Granville Island as well)

Richmond Night market: this is a night market that takes place Friday- Sunday which has stall after stall of interesting food lots of which can't be found elsewhere. http://www.summernightmarket.com

Kitchen/Food Store- Gourmet Warehouse is a just that a warehouse filled with great finds for a foodie.
http://www.gourmetwarehouse.ca/
Restaurant Experience (in my order of preference):
Les Faux Bourgeois- this incredible and reasonably priced restaurant is just mouth watering good. Oh the mussels and the quail I had there on my last visit- just amazing. http://lesfauxbourgeois.com/

Vijs- delicious Indian fusion note that they don't take reservations but they have a sister restaurant next door that is easier to get into to. Vijs is wonderful.
http://www.vijs.ca/index_in.htm

Chambar- this is an Afro-Belgium restaurant their lamb tajine and mussels are soo tasty. Great drink selection as well. Most popular restaurant according to dinehere.ca
http://www.chambar.com/

Japa dog is an experience and should be tried at least once very delicious granted the wait is a bit. There are new food carts that are getting lots of buzz including a BBQ pulled pork sandwich cart that is on Georgia downtown.

I have to go as I have made myself very hungry. Perhaps I will need to go back to Lex Faux tomorrow I could go every day.
Oh and make sure you get sushi while in town we have hundreds my favourite is Ro for unique rolls on Broadway a block east of Cambie their ninja roll or green hornet are wonderfull.
Cheers,
Kyla

Have a good trip!

Hi Kevin,

I've been visiting your blog for awhile now, and love your recipes and photos!

I've never been to Seattle, but a friend of mine sent me some chocolates from a local chocolatier called Fiori Chocolatiers. Their
Sera 65% is fantastic! Their Giorno 60% is also good, but the Sera is outstanding.

Here's a link to their site with a list of their locations:
http://www.fiorichocolatiers.com/

Have a great time! I'd love to go to Seattle and attend that connference!

Cheers,

Rosa

There is a chocolate tour in Seattle that would be right up there with a tour with Jan Marie of Seattle Bites with Jan Marie Johnson.In Vancouver there are several tours with Edible BC to Chinatown Town, Granville Market and their version of Little Italy.

try the cuban sandwich at Paseo!

I'm sure you'll have loads of fun at the International Food Bloggers Conference. Enjoy your vacation!

PS: Though I haven't been posting much here, I've been lurking around.

Please eat Vancouver Ramen for me. I'm particularly fond of Kintaro. Mmmmmmmmmmm.

Have fun!

I live in Seattle (well, I moved here a month ago) and am also attending the conference!

Some of my favorites:
Red Mill Burger
Paseo (Caribbean sandwiches)
Cactus (Tex Mex)
The Bustle
Cafe Flora
The Pike
Molly Moon (ice cream)
Tamarind Tree (Vietnamese)
Uptown Espresso
Cupcake Royale
Annnnd I can't remember anymore – there is so much good food here!

See you at the conference!

–The Ginger Cook

Have SO much fun!! And take lots of pictures!

Sues

Hello there, I happened to stumble upon your blog today (perhaps you are already here in Seattle?) while looking for an interesting version of a sundried tomato pesto recipe (thanks for yours). I feel compelled to write you because I, too, cook from a tiny kitchen and call myself the "Shoebox Chef." Check me out on http://blog.shoeboxchef.com/ when you get the chance.

I look forward to following your blog! Your photos are beautiful and the recipes look delicious. Enjoy your time in Seattle — if you're a cheese lover, check out Beecher's Cheese in Pike Place Market. There are also some great eateries on Capital Hill, just east of downtown. Cafe Presse makes some delicious French fare, and makes the best cappuccino in town. Dilletante is all about chocolate, and they make a mocha with their special Ephemere chocolate sauce (it has butter in it! Like, real dairy butter, not just cocoa butter) that is so decadent. If you want to check out a foodie's market (besides Pike Place) check out Metropolitan Market in Queen Anne. They carry a glorious selection of local artisan breads, cheeses, salami, and wine. They import countless varieties of salt, olive oils and chocolates. It's heaven!

Enjoy your time here! I hope you'll tell us all about the conference. I really wish I could attend!

Thanks for sharing your food stories!

Lucky Lucky!! *jealous*

Have an awesome time, Kevin!

Have a fantastic time at IFBC, Kevin. I hope to get there next year. I was going to make the same suggestion as "Anonymous" – Indian at Vij's & sushi at Tojo's. Two of my favorites!

u must have dim sum at Sun Sui Wah on Main street-so tasty and def part of what Vancouver is all about. I would skip The Eatery-overpriced, terrible service, ok food and hit an izakay instead-my favourites are Guu in Gastown or Kinyo on Davie Street. For a fancy meal my favourites are Seasons in the Park (terrific views, awesome staff, in a vancouver landmark) or Carderos (right on the water in coal harbour) TRUST ME if you do you will be happy and so will your belly 🙂

Kevin-I am new to your blog and love it. I am Canadian (but live in Boston and have been in the States a long time) Anyway-if you like Indian Vij's in Vancouver is a MUST. no reservations-so show up early! The lamb popsicles are to die for. Also, Go Fish on Granville Island has the best fish/chips and asian coleslaw. the lines are also long here but worth it. Tojo's is also a MUST!!!

In Seattle, Full Tilt ice cream also has a location in the University District.

The Pink Door is a local "secret" restaurant in Pike Place Market– no sign, just a pink door in Post Alley.

In the International District, Green Leaf serves the best Vietnamese food in town. And grocery store Uwajimaya (also in the ID) is a fascinating experience.

featured on Food Network all the time! Excellent donuts.
http://www.toppotdoughnuts.com/

outstanding pizza! The soft egg pizza is to die for!
http://tomdouglas.com/index.php?page=serious-pie

Best chowder I've ever eaten….numerous awards
http://www.pikeplacechowder.com/

If ur into Happy Hours this tool is great….
http://sevennites.com/

Wineries of Woodinville are about a 40 minute drive from Seattle. Efeste and Mark Ryan are two of my favorites and very well respected wineries.

Enjoy! Seattle is foodie heaven!

I recently visited Kingfish Cafe in Seattle. Definitely a must! And I think it was already said, but Go Fish just off of Granville Island in Vancouver is also my go-to place for fish and chips. Be prepared for lineups at both places and have a great trip!

I just moved from Seattle to Austin a few months ago and what I consider to be the absolute must haves are:

– Dinner at Art of the Table
– Cuban Press at Paseo
– Croissant at Cafe Besalu
– Hamachi at Nishino
– Beignets at Cafe Flora
– Avatar Jasmine IPA at Elysian
– Vivace Espresso

Not really a culinary experience, but a quintessential bit of Vancouver – either breakfast or cocktail hour treats at the Sylvia Hotel – a seat with a view over English Bay: A big breakfast after a walk along the Stanley Park Seawall, or late afternoon glass of chilled BC white and a big pot of steamed mussels…they make a decent Manhattan too.

cheers,
trevor

Hope you had a great tieem Kevin – looking forward to reading your post.
By the way, I moved to a new URL: http://www.savoringthethyme.com/

Hey Kevin!

If it's not raining when you're here (it's raining as I type in Seattle), try going on a hike to Mt. Si or go to Golden Garden or Alki Beach. Kerry Park or Gasworks park are a great place to have a picnic and they have such beautiful views of the city. As for food places to go, everyone here has given you such great ideas already! But here are a few more in case you're still hungry: Bakery Nouveau (my favorite bakery in Seattle!), Maneki Restaurant (Japanese food + sushi), Mashiko (sustainable sushi). There's also a stretch on Highway 99 (also known as Aurora) and N 200th St, where there are many Korean restaurants and supermarkets. Take care and have a wonderful time!

I saw you at the conference and I'm 90% sure I saw you on the waterfront today.Not that I'm a stalker, you just have a distinct appearance.

Anyway, hope you enjoyed the conference! Always wanted to tell you that your Spanakopita style lasagna has always been one of my favorites. Thanks!

Seattle:
Skillet Street Food! This crazy little trailer that drives around Seattle to bring food to a location near you. Kevin, I had the most life changing crab cakes here. Life changing in that since then I thought I had fallen in love with crab cakes, and order them at every restaurant I've gone to, from upscale restaurants to grungy bars, and each experience has left me craving those crunchy crabby morsels of greatness I tasted at Skillet.
Warning 1: Do not eat here if you ever want to enjoy crab cakes elsewhere ever again.
Warning 2: Menu changes daily, so those life changing crab cakes may not be on the menu.

Hi Kevin!
It was great meeting you at IFBC.

gave you a blog award @ http://happydyingsun.blogspot.com/

🙂

Kevin they sell a bizarre tea in the Pike Place Market called "Market Spice Tea". It's a cinnamon orange tea which is blindingly strong, sweet and just as spicy as Atomic Fireballs. It tastes nothing like most teas. It's very sweet but supposedly contains no sugars and gets its sweetness from the heavy dose of citrus oil (a lot of diabetics seem to drink it). It's so saturated with citrus and cinnamon oils the tea tags turn dark.

In Vancouver, there is an awesome restaurant on Main Street called Grub. A little bit on the hipster end of things but so delicious and under appreciated.

Enjoy your holiday! 🙂

Oh and I've just given you an award: http://englishpaganincanada.blogspot.com/2010/09/additions-and-award.html

Enjoy! 🙂

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Have a great trip!

Nice! I went to Greece last year. One of my favorite food places in the world! Have a great time.

Kevin, have a wonderful trip and you’ll return to Canada with a little bit of Greek in you!

Have a wonderful vacation Kevin! I am sure you’ll have great time in Greece.

Have fun and take lots of foodie pictures for us!

Oh wow, have fun!

Have a blast! What an amazing trip. Look forward to hearing about your trip.

Dear Kevin have a nice and beauty time in Greece I dont know Greece but all said (specially Peter!!) is one of the most beauty places and the cuisine I think is fantastic. We will miss you but is good to may have a rest, have alovely holiday and hope to heard from you at return.Gloria

woah … TWO WEEKS!! Have a great trip, can’t wait to hear all about it when you’re back ^^

Have a GREAT time!! You’ll enjoy lots of fresh things there 🙂

While you are gone, the food world is going to be at a loss

Kevin
Lucky you!! I never been to Greece!!.I’m looking forward your food pix.Have a safe trip and enjoy your vacation:))

What? No Kevin? You are forgiven only because I love vacations almost as much as chocolate. Have an extraordinary time and bring all of us a t-shirt.

Have a blast, Kevin!

Have a great time, Kevin! Drink some ouzo for the rest of us.

Have a safe and wonderful trip!

Have a lot of fun in Greece Kev. Eat a lot!

Enjoy your trip, Kevin!

Have a fantastic time Kevin. Greece is a wonderful place to go….so much to see and do. And lots of yummy mediterranean food. Enjoy and see you in a couple of weeks.

Have a wonderful trip. I am looking forward to all the Greek recipes you will be posting when you get back!!!!

I’m very jealous–definitely on the list of places I want to go. I hope you have a great trip!

Good luck bud. Take some good pics for us!

Bon Voyage! Have a wonderful time and bring us back pics.

Have fun. I rarely comment but I love your blog and always, always link to it in my Link Loves.. 🙂

Oh I hope you take some amazing pictures and share them with us!

I will miss my daily dose of closet cooking – but will be excited to see what new things you have in store for us! Have fun – take lots of pictures (of food)!

Have a safe trip & remember to eat something delicious for me!

Have a great vacation! I’ll miss your posts!

Have a wonderful trip! Looking forward to your travel tales when you get back, especially about the food!

Have a wonderful time. Report back to us on your trip.

Hope you have a fabulous trip! I hope you bring back lots of pictures and recipes.

I'll look forward to hearing all about it Kevin> Have a wonderful time. It will be slightly cooler this time of year:D

Wow…you are going to have to let us know how GREAT the food is there. Have fun!

Have a beautiful trip~ CHEERS!

Oh Kevin, I’ve missed a few posts! Everything looks so tasty, you are a true foodie. Your blog is quickly becoming one of my favorites.

Have a great trip!

HAve a wonderful vacation!!!! see you when you get back

*this is me being totally jealous*

Bon Voyage Kevin! Looking forward to hearing about all the wonderful foods on your trip.

Lori Lynn

Have a good time in Greece!

Have a nice trip and a wonderful vacation.

Hope you’re having a GREAT vacation, but your food is missed! Travel safe and can’t wait to hear all about it.

Kevin :

Have a wonderful trip!!

Have a wonderful trip, Kevin – wildly envious! And look forward to hearing about your adventure when you return 🙂

I just found your blog today and it was eye candy for me .. I almost lost track of time! Have fun in Greece.
I look forward to reading more from you!

i hope you’re having a wonderful time, Kevin!

Hi Kevin…

when you get back I have a sweet award waiting for you on my blog!

I must say, I am absolutely impressed by your blog – it’s amazing! The variety, imagination and photo quality is utterly fantastic – kudos to you!

Have a great time! I’m looking forward to reading your blog when you return.

One of my best trips was to Greece and Turkey. Hopefully you will have a chance to try a real greek salad. Have a great time.

–Marc

Hope you’re having a great time and I’m honoured to be your 100th commenter! 🙂

Enjoy yourself! I am a new reader but I have found that your posts are already inspiring me to try new things in the kitchen!

Hi Kevin, been missing your blog posts! Have a wonderful trip, and hope you enjoy lots more of Greek cuisine. looking fwd to your pics and stories of you vacation..

have a delicious trip, kevin! may my jealousy make your trip better hehe

Have a great time in Greece, i’m sure you will bring back great culinary ideas!

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Wish you a good trip and welcome to Turkey, too. 🙂

Cheers from Istanbul