dining
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 the culinary wasteland of downtown Montreal, it’s easy to get lost in a sea of poutine, schwarma and cheap pad thai. But a handful of oases stand out in an otherwise arid neighbourhood, and the recent the arrival of NDG stalwart Bofinger offers a glimmer of hope that downtown … Read More
Danforth Avenue is a long road. But when someone says The Danforth, they mean that amble from Broadview to Pape where restaurants with ample patio space proliferate and stylish young women promenade for diners’ enjoyment. Wear your contacts. Many refer to the area as Greektown and most of the restaurants … Read More
Dubbed Calgary’s “Village in the City” by the area’s website, find Kensington nestled along the Bow River in the N.W. With three or four main streets lined with all manner of shops, you can easily stroll around the “village” in an afternoon – we suggest a sunny Saturday with a cup … Read More
For your next dinner date, forget about that Greek restaurant in Mission and opt for something different: Forest Lawn’s International Avenue. While it’s an area notorious for crime, not cuisine, it’s starting to shed its tough reputation, gaining recognition as one of the city’s best spots to shop for and … Read More
