If Eat St. and the Food Network have anything to do with it, the Pulled Pork Sandwich is set to become more popular than Caesar Salads in restaurants across Canada. And if Memphis Blues has any say in the matter, you’ll be eating it at one of their restaurants. Read More
Author Archives: Lisa
How to Make a Great Grilled Cheese Sandwich
You’re at home. It’s crappy outside. You’re hungry but don’t have any food in the house. But wait. You do have bread and cheese. Huzzah – you can make a Grilled Cheese! Read More
Belvedere Red. It’s Booze for a Cause.
Well, we are are on the run up to Christmas and if you are anything like me, you’re invited out to this party and that party and always need to bring booze and some kind of hostess gift.
Red Rooster Wines are a Very Good Buy
We’re back in the Tasting Canada Test Lab and this time we’re tasting 4 wines from Red Rooster – a 2009 Cab Merlot, a 2008 Reserve Meritage, a 2009 Bantam and a 2008 Chardonnay. Read More
Food.ee is the Geolocal Food Takeout and Delivery App
Food.ee is the new food app/service on the block for takeout and delivery. It’s created by Invoke, the wonderful people who brought us Hootsuite and the Eat St App. Read More
Thanksgiving and Giving Thanks for Food Banks
Thanksgiving is around the corner and many of us will have the luxury of not only one but potentially 3 thanksgiving dinners (Saturday, Sunday and Monday), so it behooves us all to think of those who aren’t as lucky. Read More
Good Vegetarian Restaurant Options in Vancouver
If you do a Google search for “vegetarian restaurants vancouver” it comes up with the usual suspects like the awesome Foundation (at Main and 7th), Gorilla Food (downtown) and the TERRIBLE, WORST SERVICE EVER, Naam (really terrible service, really). Read More
Ensemble Restaurant, Top Chef Canada Dale Mackay and Wine!
I went to a media preview for the “Stack The Rack” fundraising event yesterday. The event itself sounds fantastic but in this article I’ll just focus on the food, the wine, Ensemble Restaurant and it’s famous owner Dale Mackay, winner of the first season of Top Chef Canada. Read More