Luckily my food memories are slow to fade. I’ve been wanting to capture David’s and my 2010 travels and all the great places at which we ate last year before hitting the road again this year. Food is not the only criterion we consider when choosing a vacation destination, but it is among the top [...]
Posts Tagged ‘restaurants’
Food Tourism & Tasty Memories of Chicago, Vancouver, Oregon and Salt Spring Island
Posted in Discovering, Eating, tagged chicago, food tourism, good eats, oregon, restaurants, salt spring island, side trip, vancouver on April 20, 2011 | 1 Comment »
J’adore Edgar
Posted in ♥s, Eating, tagged ♥s, good eats, ottawa, restaurants on November 13, 2010 | 9 Comments »
I feel an inexplicable connection to Edgar, a new neighbourhood café near Parc Moussette in Hull. Maybe it’s because I have my own dream of opening a little hospitality-related place, something like a bed & breakfast. Since I discovered in late September that Marysol of she eats bears was opening a café, I watched with [...]
Good Eats at Oz Kafe
Posted in Eating, tagged good eats, ottawa, restaurants on October 22, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
The pressure is on when it’s up to me to suggest a restaurant for a girls’ night out. If the eatery is one I’ve been to before, will it be as good as last time? If the establishment is new to me, will the food be fresh, interesting and tasty? Will the service be friendly [...]
Good Eats at Town
Posted in Eating, tagged good eats, ottawa, restaurants on August 13, 2010 | 2 Comments »
Check out Town’s url and you’ll find townlovesyou.ca. After eating there last weekend, I’m ready to love Town too. We were off to a good start when I got a smiley voice on the phone. The welcome at the restaurant was warm. The service genuinely friendly and knowledgeable throughout the evening—thanks Jenn! The décor is [...]
Side Trip: Taste of Wellington
Posted in Discovering, Eating, tagged event, good eats, ottawa, restaurants, side trip on June 19, 2010 | 3 Comments »
Free food is guaranteed to attract a crowd. It’s no surprise then that the sidewalks were crowded along Wellington Street West for the 4th annual Taste of Wellington—smart marketing on behalf of the Wellington West BIA for the area also known as “Epicure Row.” It did a fabulous job of enlisting 36 eateries between Somerset [...]
