We're all at least passingly familiar with taxi cabs, except perhaps for those rare folks who have never visited a city of any substantial size. And most of them have surely seen enough cabs on T.V. Even if they're only used on rare occasions, smallish towns and suburbs often have at least one company with a minimal fleet of taxis. At the other end of the spectrum is a city like New York, where a glance down the street might reveal an entire block populated by nothing but Yellow Cabs.
Taxi Gourmet Set to Jet to Berlin
New York cabbie Layne Mosler is traveling to Berlin this summer for a series of unscripted culinary adventures. To uncover the best flavors in Europe's capital of cool, she'll hop into random cabs, ask the drivers to take her to their favorite places to eat and document her quests on her taxigourmet.com blog.
