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Max Kalnitz

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Writer|formerly @thisisinsider, @TheBuffaloNews|words @billboard, @thenation, @observer, @brooklynmag etc.|@NewhouseSU alum|BillsMafia and Deadhead
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Our Favorite Spanish Restaurants in New York for Tapas, Seafood, and Beyond

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By Max Kalnitz
| Condé Nast Traveler
This February, I spent a return visit to Spain, where I had gone on exchange, eating as many tapas and regional Spanish dishes as I possibly could. (In between admiring the art, architecture, and nature that help make Madrid and Barcelona such incredible cities, of course.) From the simple Andalusian bar snack pan con tomate to classics like gambas al ajillo and jamón ibérico, I was reminded that Spain’s cuisine is simple but bold.
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Our Favorite Spanish Restaurants in New York for Tapas, Seafood, and Beyond

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By Max Kalnitz
| Flipboard
11 hours ago Barcelona’s dining scene is rightly one of the most celebrated in Europe, but as the city struggles with overtourism, popular spots have become swamped. The good news is, there are plenty of under-the-radar places to discover, if you know where to go. From tucked-away vermouth bars in the Gothic …
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The humble homes of 16 US presidents, from log cabins to apartments

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By Max Kalnitz, Mykenna Maniece , James Laforge
| Yahoo Life
Some presidents like John F. Kennedy and Donald Trump were born into wealth. • Others came from working-class families who lived in small cabins or on farms. • President Abraham Lincoln was born in a one-bedroom log cabin on the Kentucky frontier. Some presidents' journeys to Washington began in surprisingly humble homes, cottages, or log cabins. With six levels, 132 rooms, and 35 bathrooms, the White House was unsurprisingly a jarring transition for some presidents. Harry S.
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