TableJourney review: Editor-written food travel guides to 226 cities, with dish and festival finders

What TableJourney does

TableJourney is a food travel website. According to its homepage, it publishes guides to the world's great eating cities, covering restaurants, street food, signature dishes and hidden gems, written by editors who eat in person. The site lists 226 city guides, so a reader can pick a destination and see what to eat there.

Beside the city pages sit several planning tools. A dish finder shows where in the world you can eat a particular dish and draws on 2,800 dishes. A festival map places 1,534 food festivals on a world map, organised month by month. A Christmas markets section lists 105 markets with dates and hours, grouped by country, city and town. A tool called "What now?" is described as showing what is open around you, a short plan for the next few hours, and an AI you can ask.

The site also lists food tours and tastings that visitors can book. A weekly email goes out every Thursday, covering the food festivals in the next three weeks, tours readers are booking, and a city worth a trip. It has a one-click unsubscribe.

• City food guides for 226 cities
• Dish finder covering 2,800 dishes
• Food festival map by month
• Bookable food tours and tastings
• Christmas markets listings with dates and hours
• Open-now plan with an AI to ask
• Weekly festival and tour email

Our take

TableJourney fits travellers who plan trips around food and want city guides, dish lookups and festival dates in one place. The homepage shows broad coverage, with 226 cities, 2,800 dishes and 1,534 festivals, plus a weekly email for regular ideas. This take rests on the homepage text alone, so details of how the guides read in full are not covered here.