poutine
Whether you’re heartbroken or hungover, nothing offers comfort like the greasy embrace of classic diner food. Montreal’s got an embarrassment of riches when it comes to artery-clogging eats, but these diners stand above the rest as the finest places to find your bliss – and get change back from ten … Read More
Whether you call it hookah, shisha or narghile, the tradition of fruity waterpipe smoking is a delicious one, though smoking bylaws now dictate that herbal products, not tobacco, is used. It won’t get you high, but at $10-$15 for a loaded pipe, which lasts nearly an hour, it’s worth a … Read More
The moment and exact location of its creation may be lost in time and subject to hot dispute, but pretty much everyone agrees that poutine arose in small-town Quebec sometime in the 1950s. Since then, the simple but endlessly variable concoction of fresh, hot french fries, cheese curds and gravy … Read More
Your stomach is a lava lamp. Your head is pounding. And your pants are totally ruined. How did it happen? It’s hard to say; hangovers are caused by many things. Thankfully, there are some age-old cures for the day after. 1. Poutine For a delight as decadent as last night, … Read More
