r/EuropeEats↗
For user flair, see The Ultimate Guide below. ― Share photos of your dishes eaten in Europe, whether self-made or prepared for you. ― The origin of the dish need not be European. ― OC photos of decent quality only, no videos, no links. Posts with blurry photos will be removed. ― Be positive, no-one in here wants to see negativity (will be removed). ― Vote up what you like, it gives the contributors stars ★ and pens ✎ and thus the power to award medals 🥇 to posts (see The Ultimate Guide).
49k subscribers276 posts / mo in Sep 2026136 authors / mosince 2020
r/EuropeEats has 49k members (+84% over the last 12 months). It gets about 276 posts a month from 136 people. Top topics: German Delicacies, Schnitzel Recipes and Pork Chop Dishes.
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Topics and brands on r/EuropeEats
Top topics
Share of the subreddit's posts
- German Delicacies5.1%
- Schnitzel Recipes1.6%
- Pork Chop Dishes1.3%
- Homemade Lunches1.0%
- Roasted Seafood & Vegetables0.8%
Brands people mention
Most-mentioned brands and sites, last 12 months
- Substack
- Directo al Paladar
- Nosalty
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