poutine
We promise we’ll get to the poutine, but: the awesome thing about having a vibrant food culture like Montreal is the wide range, in price, cuisine, and sheer number, of after-hours eats avalible. It was tough narrowing it down to just five, but whether you’re in the mood for something … Read More
We’re tempted to try this method when we next make poutine. [youtube width=”300″]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rIiQbeVHgX0[/youtube]
Things have been hectic lately. Nothing you can’t handle, of course. And nothing a quick getaway can’t smooth over… If the pursuit of life’s luxuries is what you’re after, welcome to The Ritz-Carlton Montreal. The “Grande Dame” of Sherbrooke Street made its debut in 1912 but closed in 2008. This … Read More
A boiling-hot bowl of soup or strong espresso usually does the deed when Calgarians need nourishment on a cold day. Still, when the weather turns truly ghastly again — and it will — you may need something more substantial to fill that icy hole temporarily left in your chest. Next … Read More
When it opened last spring, the Big Cheese Poutinerie had some mighty big mouths to fill, as Calgarians had been long awaiting a take-outlet with legit Quebecois style poutine. In fact, the idea seemed so obvious, so practical, it’s a surprise the 17th Ave. diner was the first of its … Read More
