From superfoods to top shelve booze, restaurants to recipes, we cover the tastes and trends that you need to try. Here’s what to eat and drink right now.
A few weeks back, we brought you the city’s finest Spanish tapas joints. Thankfully, the trend of small-plate eating has grown to encompass more cuisines, all of which plays into that “whole variety is the spice of life” mantra. Herewith, our favourite spots to expand the tapas palate. Chez le … Read More
You’re running late, and with no open SAQs in sight, it looks like you’re going to be the douche bag who brings a bottle of dépanneur wine to the dinner party. But just because most dep wines are blended table wines, making a conversation about grapes and terroir utterly useless, … Read More
Wine’s most surprising grape might just be Sauvignon Blanc, a parent of Cabernet Sauvignon. Initially a rather quiet grape, after being planted in New Zealand in the 1970s, it soon made wines of screaming pungency and raciness. Marlborough Sauvignon is now one of the world’s most distinctive kinds of wine. … Read More
Variety, it’s often said, is the spice of life. And while juggling multiple lady-friends often ends badly, eating multiple dishes, tapas-style, offers all the love with none of the drama. Plus, sharing just makes us feel nice. Here’s where to tap that tapas in Montreal. Tapeo It’s worth the trip … Read More
In Montreal, one thing cuts across all classes, ages and languages: hockey. Specifically, the Canadiens. Luckily, the town offers plenty of spots to watch the games, so you can find the one that does suit your style. Here are our picks. Hard-Core Fans: La Cage Aux Sports If you can’t … Read More
