Lorraine Carpenter 
Last week, we told you about our favourite upscale Portuguese joints around town. This week, we turn our attention toward Greece, the father of so many Montreal greasy souvlaki joints – and a handful of estiatorios where haute cuisine rules. Milos Milos sets the bar high with its modern elegance, … Read More
The delights of Portuguese food are available widely in town, most often in quick, cheap and delicious form. But the cuisine of “the gentle land” also lends itself well to upmarket dining. Here, five Portuguese spots worth the big bucks. Papas Tapas-Martinis St. Laurent’s newest arrival offers 20 tapas (petisco) … Read More
The thaw is approaching, which means that golf season is coming soon. This year, hit the green running by getting your stroke back at these indoor driving ranges and simulators. The West Island Golf Academy Though primarily a golf school, this facility also features a golf fitness program and a … Read More
With an outrageously high concentration of working artists, Montreal is evidence that you don’t need to move to New York to live the bohemian dream. Here, four men emerging from the local art scene to take the world stage. Specializing in ethereal landscapes, painter Rick Leong evokes the delicateness of … Read More
Tobogganing in Montreal By Lorraine Carpenter Why fuss with Olympic bobsled or luge when you could be out on the hills yourself, getting your thrills the old-fashioned way? You don’t need goofy outfits, national disappointments and homoerotic seating arrangements to have a good time. Here, Montreal’s best tobogganing runs. Pointe … Read More
