
Best large U.S. food destination: Brooklyn —
New York-based food magazine Saveur releases list of culinary travel awards including the best destinations. New York's borough of Brooklyn, with restaurants like Elberta (pictured), ranked the best large U.S. food city, according to Saveur's expert panel.

Best large food destination: Hong Kong —
Home to Tim Ho Wan dim sum restaurants, the world's cheapest Michelin-star restaurants, Hong Kong was named the best large international culinary destination.

Best small U.S. food destination: New Orleans —
The experts called New Orleans' dining options "dizzying." It was voted the best U.S. small culinary destination.

Best international food destination: Copenhagen —
NOMA is one of the reasons that Copenhagen, the Danish capital was named the best international food destination.

Best first & business class dining: Emirates —
Saveur also revealed the airlines with the best in-flight dining experiences. Emirates was the best airline for first and business class dining.

Best economy class dining: Singapore Airlines —
Both readers and experts chose Singapore Airlines for economy class catering. Malaysian dish nasi lemak, an aromatic rice dish fragrant with coconut milk and freshly baked naan on Indian flights was recommended.

Best international markets & shops: Tokyo —
Tokyo was voted the best city for markets and shops because of "places like Tsukiji Masamoto, a seventh-generation knife maker in the famed Tsukiji fish market, and Ginza Natsuno, which carries more than 2,500 styles of chopsticks."

Best international cocktails & drinks: London —
Echoing the world's 50 best bars awards, London again outshone other cities to be chosen by the experts as the best cocktail city.

Best large Hotel Restaurant: Epicure, Le Bristol Paris —
For hotels with more than 100 rooms, Epicure at Le Bristol (pictured) in Paris was voted the best hotel restaurant by experts.


