aggregated from: Don Genova's Blog

Most of my 'food'-weekdays are spent consuming leftovers from weekend cooking jags, but when I hit Saturday and Sunday again I'm ready for new adventures in the kitchen.p Ramona and I scan favourite websites, check out what Lucy Waverman is writing a...

topics: bakery, cooking, dessert, halibut, recipe

aggregated from: Chow Times

It was Day 17th of the Vancouver 2010 Olympics. Arkensen and Nanzaro was getting all excited about this big day when they will perform in the Closing Ceremony. The Closing Ceremony does not start until 5:30PM but they need to report at their station ...

topics: baker, bakery, chinatown, restaurant, restaurant-review

aggregated from: Metroblogging Vancouver

I have a pile of things for another post, but I want this one to focus on just one news item.I ve mentioned a personal enjoyment of the Never Not Funny podcast and the show s hosts when they come to Vancouver for the comedy festival. Well, the show s...

topics: bakery, olympics, park, show, stanley-park

aggregated from: Chow Times

Excelsior had always been there for as long as I remember. Or at least I think it had always been there for a long time. I don t really know.For some reason we had not gone to the Brighouse Square strip mall for anything other than the rare trip to S...

topics: bakery, cafe, dining, menu, restaurant

aggregated from: Don Genova's Blog

The other day I was listening to CBC Radio and the topic of discussion was the great delicatessens of North America.p There was talk of Montreal smoked meat sandwiches, the historic delis of New York City, and the decline of the number of delis and t...

topics: bakery, cheese

aggregated from: Tourism British Columbia Blogs

New Hazelton is located on the northern most point of Highway 16. New Hazelton is a small friendly town with stores, hotels, gas stations, a bakery, a skate park, a family park area, many hiking trails, and it is even the hometown of an Olympic Wrest...

topics: bakery, hiking, park

aggregated from: Tourism British Columbia Blogs

Leave yourself lots of time to explore Barkerville. There are many things to do in this historic town none of which will make you feel cheated. For example you can walk up to many of the buildings and read information on what they housed. You can go ...

topics: bakery, chinatown, restaurant, theatre

aggregated from: Tourism British Columbia Blogs

How pleased we were that the Little Vienna Bakery chose to advertise 'Cheese' on it's main road facing sign! We'd left Vancouver on a 8am ferry to Swartz Bay. By 11:30am we were at our destination of Sooke and it felt a world away. Never to miss a ...

topics: bakery, cheese

aggregated from: Chow Times

When I blogged about Max s Bakery & Delicatessen, LotusRapper recommended us to Meinhardt Fine Food. I figure we wont go wrong with his recommendation as he is a real foodie and so Polly and I had our cake meet there one Friday morning.Meinhardt Fin...

topics: bakery, restaurant, restaurant-review, richmond

aggregated from: Tourism British Columbia Blogs

Along the 2.5 hour drive northwest of Fort Nelson my family and I saw some beautiful scenery. We wound our way up the Steamboat Mountain to see breath taking mountain ranges and the Muskwa River way below. Then we drove further to the highest lake a...