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Taste of Atlanta returns to satisfy palates with a stellar lineup of chefs, cooking demos, throwdown competitions and over 90 restaurants.

Love food, free events, and Nashville? Check out this "all you need to know" guide to the annual Tomato Art Festival in Nashville, Tennessee.

Jen Chan of Foodpr0n recommends Chantecler in Toronto, where Chef Jonathon Poon serves up just one contemporary Asian dish: the lettuce wrap. We discuss food photography, celebrity chefs and Toronto's four Chinatowns.

What do foodies need to know about New York City? We asked Joyce Weinberg, owner of City Food Tours.

What do foodies need to know when traveling to New Orleans? We asked Brad Weaber, the Executive VP of the New Orleans Convention and Visitors Bureau.

Planning a foodie vacation in Australia? Don't miss these top 5 restaurants in Sydney!

Grant Achatz, the world-renowned chef behind Alinea, Aviary, and Next in Chicago, talks to us about molecular gastronomy and his battle with cancer.

Chef Andy Ricker of Pok Pok in Portland, Oregon, shows us how to take a culinary adventure in Thailand. We discuss mortars and pestles, boiled buffalo fetus and Ike's Vietnamese fish sauce wings.

Heather Lauer of CenPho.com recommends Beckett's Table in Phoenix, where Chef Justin Beckett serves up New American dishes like Green Chili Pork Stew, Short Ribs, and Pork Osso Buco. We discuss and bacon s'mores, Arizona wines and Alice Cooper's Big Unit.

Ben Haley of The Burger Baron reviews Park Burger in Denver, where Chef Jean-Philippe Failyau serves up the best burgers in the city.

Mike Sweeney of STL Hops and the Stewed STL Podcast recommends Dressel's Public House in St. Louis, where Chef Michael Miller serves up Gastropub dishes like Porchetta “Louie.” We talk about the local craft beer scene, the unusual texture of Provel cheese, and the "Poochie" of The Food Network.

Emma McCarthy of Lovin' Spoonfuls talks about her organization's food rescue mission and their upcoming Ultimate Tailgate Party featuring Boston's finest chefs.

The Guinness Storehouse in Dublin is Ireland's top tourist destination. We asked the folks there some questions.