To choose the cooking classes I wanted to take Italy, I depended on Viator.com for my bookings. To use Viator, you choose the country, than city, then it gives you a list of tours and other activities available in that … Continue reading
When I travel to Europe, I normally hop around from country to country. This time around, I only had two weeks and wanted to spend less time in airports and train stations. So after researching my favorite countries and cities, … Continue reading
Before you read on, there are a few things that you need to know about me…. I love to travel I love adventures I love food I hate spending a shit load of money on accommodations when I know I … Continue reading
I have been coming to Mi Pueblo on and off for 10 years. I have had a very difficult time finding authentic Hispanic cuisine in Toronto, and from all the available Hispanic restaurants in the city, I think Mi Pueblo … Continue reading
I have been coming to Lola’s for brunch for over 6 years – way back when it used to be called Lola’s Commissary and brunch reservations were allowed. Until recently, I had considered Lola’s my favorite brunch spot in the … Continue reading
I visited the Big Crow back when they had the Hibernation menu (I believe they don’t offer this anymore). The Hibernation is 3 course menu in which guests start off with a salad and thuet bread with pesto. Mains would be … Continue reading
Canyon Creek has really gone downhill! I checked out their Winterlicious 2015 dinner menu last night with 11 friends, and it was mostly misses. Food SINGAPORE CRUNCH SALAD (made with grape tomatoes, cucumber, puffed quinoa and brown rice, radish, coriander, red … Continue reading
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