CONFISERIE LOUISE DéCARIE: SWEET DREAMS ARE MADE O

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Confiserie Louise Décarie is a real Montreal gem. Somewhat hidden on Saint-Denis Street, this cute little sweet shop is challenging the tooth fairy on a daily basis with exquisite candy, gourmet fudge, chocolates and handmade French confections Marie-Antoinette only dreamed about. … More

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TERRINES ET PâTéS: A PICNIC PIT-STOP

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A beautiful day in Montréal calls for renting a bike and cycling along the Lachine Canal – and perhaps a little picnic by the water? One of my favourite places to pick up lunch fixings is Terrines & Pâtés in Atwater market. For me, it’s a summer must. For you, it’s a chance to try French food in the most casual of settings (your picnic blanket, that is). … More

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LES TOUILLEURS: A FOODIE€™S PLAYGROUND

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There are three dangerous things for a foodie like me: eating too much, discovering new food products that you start to obsess about, and entering a houseware store. Any of these scenarios can be devastating for your wallet. And your mental health. … More

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EXPLORING L€™INCONNU

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You just finished a long day of sightseeing. You’re hungry. And tonight, you feel like dinning out like a Montrealer: in a casual venue that serves sophisticated signature dishes made with the freshest ingredients. Then you notice a lovely French bistro. You approach, stomach growling, and check out the menu. This is the scenario that played out for me this week, as I walked through the door of L’Inconnu with dinner on my mind. As I took a seat, I watched tasty dishes being served to other patrons. I was in for a treat. … More

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