Via Norte Restaurant

LE BATEAU-MOUCHE Embrace everything summer has to offer with cruise on Le Bateau-Mouche in the Old Port of Montreal. Experience the sights and sounds of the city’s waterfront and breathtaking skyline. Daily departures are from the Jacques Cartier Pier in the heart of Old Montreal. Be charmed by its bright and comfortable environment. You can

Part of Calgary’s History Less than a ten-minute drive from downtown and on the Bow River, Rouge occupies, the historic Cross House in Inglewood. Inglewood is Calgary’s oldest neighbourhood, established adjacent to Fort Calgary in 1875. 9th Avenue South East, formerly named Atlantic Avenue, became the Calgary’s first authentic main street. Today, Inglewood is a

18 Duncan St, Toronto, Ontario M5H 3G8, Canada (416) 901-4724 Pai is a magical place in Northern Thailand…but now Chef Nuit and the team are bringing the Pai Experience to you, right here in Toronto.

7634 Woodbine Ave. | Markham, Toronto, Ontario L3R 2N2, Canada 905 604-7211 Zen Japanese Restaurant is aiming for the preservation of the traditional culture of Japanese cuisine, which gives the best impression of the cuisine to the patron while being loved by them. Recently, so called Japanese restaurants crowd the streets we live on. However,

Although we find the majority of vegetarian and vegan restaurants in the Plateau Mont-Royal and the Mile-End, Hochelaga-Maisonneuve has something to envy! Previously a grocery store, Antidote Bouffe Vgane now offers a decadent menu with several poutines, hots dogs, burgers that will not fit in your mouth and several other dishes of this kind. Suffice

HANG TIME PIZZA COME FOR A SLICE, STAY FOR THE HANG CIRCLES & SQUARES Old School 90’s inspired pizza shop, serving up New York style (Circles) and Detroit Style (Squares), available by the slice or full pie. Open 11:30am – 10pm Daily DELIVERY! Order our pies online and have them delivered right to your door.

3034 Dundas St. W, Toronto, Ontario, Canada 416-769-5460 To appreciate this rich and varied cuisine one must understand the philosophy that dictates Indian food. The strongest influence on Indian food is of Ayurveda an ancient body of knowledge on health and life. It covers the whole subject of life in it’s various ramifications. It discusses

Until five short years ago, speaking the words “St John’s” and “fine dining” in the same sentence would inspire a smirk, if not outright laughter. Then came Raymonds, elegantly ensconced in a former bank building on Water Street. The setting is formal. And the cooking exceptional. At its simplest, culinary finesse is delivered in the

2 Lakeview Ave. (Get Directions)   The 30-seat restaurant is compact, housing both an open kitchen and dining room. It’s been stripped down to raw brick and is furnished with salvaged pieces from Han’s personal collection. This place, like Han’s other restaurant, deals in dirty, greasy snack foods – mind you, not snack-sized foods. Unlike