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An indispensable compendium of our Melbourne Sprudge Guides, in one easy to read hub. Good on ya!

An update to our Sprudge Guides Seattle.

Long in the works, Sprudge.com is proud to present our unofficial guide to coffee in Philadelphia! One of the most buzzed and blogged about coffee cities in the world, Philadelphia has emerged in recent years as a serious destination…

“You guys are from Seattle? No wonder you write about coffee!” We’ve heard it hundreds of times. Never from friends in the industry, baristas, cafe owners, roasters or journalists, mind you – they’ve long-since learned that specialty coffee has no…

We really do love New Orleans. The food, the people, the lingo, the architecture, and long afternoons letting it all hang out poolside at the Country Club…what’s not to love? The cuisine alone reads like Western Civ primer, drawing…

There may be no name, no place more closely associated with dining in New Orleans than Antoine Alciatore’s palace of French Creole cuisine, located on 713 St. Louis in the heart of the French Quarter. Antoine’s has appeared in…

Cafe Du Monde, a veritable Versailles of dark roasted coffee with chicory, beignet pastries with an overload of powdered sugar, and a living piece of New Orleans history. Cafe Du Monde opened its Decatur Street location in 1862; it…

The following is an entirely true story taking place in, around and underneath Manhattan, Brooklyn, and the back patio of Roberta’s (a Borough unto itself). 10:15 AM on the Q train from Flatbush (Parkside Station) to Union Square, and all around…

Sprudge.com Lead Writer Jordan Michelman recently spent a long weekend in Portland. These are his notes, bites, sips and jokes from the City of Roses. This is not a coffee crawl. Formal coffee crawl write ups of Portland, and…

This article from Sprudge’s lead writer concludes our special Back To School Week series: WBC 2010, Marco Uber Boiler party, Picadilly Circus (“the worst part of London”), around 11:30 pm. All the pubs are closing, I’ve been enjoying the open bar for around…