Dec2,2023
Puglia’s extraordinary coastline has been drawing visitors for centuries, and this restaurant in the cliffs has been a destination for just as long. Records and paintings show that the location in Polignano al Mare hosted gatherings as far back as 1700.
Sea at Anantara offers diners the chance to enjoy the underwater show while eating, with a dining room totally surrounded by the sea.
Situated on the 63rd floor of the State Tower, Thailand’s fourth tallest building, this extreme restaurant serves Mediterranean food with 270˚ views of the Chao Phraya River.
The location has staggering views over Lanzarote’s Timanfaya National Park and the 400˚C heat of the lava bubbling below grills meat to perfection.
Elegantly positioned near the 1,704m apex of Mount Generoso, the structure’s two restaurants offer light modern cuisine and panoramic views over Lake Lugano and the Alps.
The teahouse, at 2160 m above sea level, is accessed by a path known by some as the Heavenly Stairs, and by others as the most dangerous hike in the world – at one point the steps vanish entirely leaving only narrow strips of wood, which in turn reduce to a couple of foot pegs and a chain.
Dubbed ‘the world’s most remote foodie destination’ by the New Yorker, and lauded for its transformation of the islands’ meagre resources into a Michelin-starred, 17-course tasting menu