Moldova
A street stall on Comrat's main drag with good ice cream, pastries and the best coffee in town.
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Kazan
The colourful, sprawling central market is good for stocking up on snacks or just for browsing.
Cork City
Freshly made sandwiches using freshly baked bread and quality fillings – what's not to like?
Rothenburg ob der Tauber
You can't say you've been to Bavaria until you've consumed a kebab in a twee medieval setting.
Keswick
An old-fashioned and much-loved bakery known for its fruit cakes, Battenbergs and Florentines.
Oslo
Stop for coffee and a waffle at Hønse-Louisas Hus, attached to an atmospheric little theatre.
Pula
Respectable Croatian thin-crust pizzas and decent pasta dishes served on an upstairs terrace.
Black Sea Coast
Just off the beach, next to the Admiral Hotel. Come here for chicken korma and lamb vindaloo.
The Douro
Sells Lamego’s famous hams and wines – ideal picnic food. Thursdays are especially busy.
Russian Caucasus
The lively local market offers a bounty of fresh produce and prepared foods for your picnic.
Central Highlands
There’s a tearoom and craft shop above the pier, which also acts as an information centre.
Ærø
Supermarket at the northern end of the main shopping street, incorporating the post office.
The Westfjords
Hópið is a low-key joint with a pool table. It serves burgers and basic Icelandic mains.
Athens
This cheerful taverna just off Plateia Iroön turns out decent, no-frills traditional food.
Cumbria & the Lakes
Basic pub grub is on offer at this centrally located inn on Ulverston's main market square.
Limnos
The last eatery along the waterfront, O Glaros commands the best view of the small harbour.
Gorges du Verdon
A good lunch spot in the village, with crispy pizzas, filling crêpes and generous salads.
Nafplio
Relax under the shady sycamore trees on Nafplio's main square during extensive breakfasts.
Northern Hungary
This eatery offers covered outside dining in the warmer months but closes early otherwise.
Volga Region
Delicious pastries that you choose at the counter and eat at stand-up tables or take away.
Swabian Alps Region
Hole-in-the-wall joint rustling up Tübingen’s crispiest fries, bratwurst and burgers.
Southern Norway
The restaurant at the Seljord Hotell is Seljord's best, with local fish and game dishes.
Trás-os-Montes
This large bright cafe and bakery serves omelettes and light meals at reasonable prices.
The Westfjords
The biggest grocery shop in the area is by the N1 petrol station. Also has a small cafe.
Riviera di Ponente
Fancily done dishes with an emphasis on seafood and fresh Ligurian herbs and vegetables.
Galicia
Hostal Plaza's restaurant serves uncomplicated seafood and meat in generous quantities.
Rijeka
This local market is one of the best places in town for seasonal fruit and vegetables.
Eastern Sardinia
For a quick bite in Mamoiada, try this ristorante-pizzeria near the north end of town.
Dodecanese
Separate sections serve good seafood meals, and drinks and snacks. Right on the beach.
Central Norway
Half cafe, half art gallery – and a pleasant spot for post-viewing coffee and cake.
Murmansk
For self-catering or a cupcake fetish, there’s this tempting European-style bakery.
Andalucía
A popular restaurant serving paella, seafood, venison (the house special) and more.
The Carpathians
If self-catering, there’s a Vopak supermarket between the bus and train stations.
Bergen
This lovely old food market has cheeses, meats, jams and all sorts of gourmet items.
