Eating paleo on the road isn't as difficult as you might think, because you can almost always find a restaurant that will serve you paleo-compatible foods. For example, if I'm on the road and want breakfast, it's not hard to find some eggs and an avocado. For dinner, you should be able to find a decent piece of meat and a side of vegetables. One of the great things about paleo is that it's simple: once you know what to look for (and how to ask for it), you'll be able to stick to your diet relatively easily. With that said, it does take a little bit of planning. I don't eat fast food or conventional (highly-processed) snacks, so if I'm going to be in transit for a long period of time, I always make sure I have something healthy in my bag. (Wild Zora meat snacks are a go-to.) I also often bring meal replacement drinks like Ample — especially if I think might not be able to locate a meal that I'd feel good about consuming. If you're interested in learning more about the specifics of how I manage such a relatively strict diet while traveling, you can read more about my methods here.