Recently went back for my first attempt at taking advantage of their take-out service and oh yes - they're still getting five stars in my books. The food was just as fresh, hot, and flavourful by the time I got home and it was all prepared…More »
Not just because it's within walking distance from my house, The Vines is one of my top favourite… Read more »
Now I can't say I really knew what to expect when I ended up at Vinnie's on a Thursday evening. Even standing right outside the door, it's really hard to understand what's on the other side. It's outside of the usual dining district but it is tucked…More »
We kicked off the holiday season here last night with the intention of a luxurious, gourmet experience and we weren't disappointed. Well, once we were able to find the main entrance anyway (go inside the brewery market).
While the atmosphere was a bit…More »
As the second location of one of the city's most popular Italian restaurants, Il Mercato manages to deliver even from the second floor of a Bedford shopping mall. The food, service, and atmosphere is completely consistent - at times even better,…More »
Oh Morris East...you're too good to me. Last night's soundtrack of Prince's greatest hits while sipping strawberry-infused Bee's Knees cocktails? There is little better on this earth. I think I've ended up at this South End game-changer at least once…More »
Clean, classy, and hip - this is no ordinary pizza joint. With its own wood-fired oven, their thin… Read more »
With a more welcoming, community feel than its popular sister restaurant Il Mercato, A Mano really does feel like a hint of Italy in our city. That does mean that the place can get quite loud and boisterous in the evenings (so intimate discussions…More »
I just don't care about it.
There. You can basically stop reading there if you're in a rush. If you're not? Well, let's keep going.
The Italian Market is one part euro-grocery, one part deli, and half a part restaurant. I say half because while they…More »
Oh yes. Oh yes yes yes. The Bicycle Thief and I are officially besties.
After a few more visits over the past few months - a few drinks here, a few apps there - I have to say that this incubator of Italian indulgence is only getting better. From the…More »
Ah yes, the restaurant that has been rocking the city since February...I can't believe it took me so… Read more »
Salvatore's ruined take-out pizza for me. When I was working in the Hydrostone I became beyond spoiled when every meeting was catered with any one of these gourmet, thin crust beauties. With fresh and flavourful ingredients, a bold sauce, and a…More »
Il Mercato was one of the first favourite restaurants of my adult years, dating back to when it was in its old Spring Garden location down toward Queen Street and I was still in high school.
It was exquisite then, it's delicious now, and I'm sure I'll…More »
I'm so glad that Tomavino's managed to rally to keep its south end location after the double drama of the fire and the closure of the short-lived Bedford branch. Tom's has always been a favourite dinner destination for me as well as a secret take-out…More »
I'm going to take one from the book of more particular yelpers and note that this is probably more like a 3.5-star rating instead of your basic three. Better than A-OK, but not quite reaching fan-worthy status, I had a nice long-overdue first visit…More »
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The Pavia Café and Gallery is an fantastic addition to the Herring Cove area, so much so that I already know it's going to lure me back out more often than my usual once-a-year trek to watch the waves on the ocean. I was very lucky to have a friend…More »
I'm neither here nor there when it comes to Village Pasta. Much like the Italian Gourmet or Pete's To Go, this small spot in the main drag of Cole Harbour Road has a selection of lunchable meals (quiches, calzones, chicken parms) and salads that are…More »
Poutine Powerhouses (4)Fries, gravy, cheese curds. |
Veggie Burgers! (12)All patty, no beef, baby! |
North Enders (29)Sounds like a British soap opera...but totally isn't. |
Graveyards, Monuments, and Memories. (4)I see dead people. |
Cheap Fun. (30)Oh wait - I gotta add a business listing for YOUR MOM.(Sorry. Force of habit.) |
The Great Outdoors (21)Anywhere that has room to breathe - no paved paradises here! |
Discovering Dartmouth (89)Think you have to cross the bridge to deliver on all your needs? Don't kid yourself. Dartmouth's got it all and with better parking to boot, sucka. |
Pub Crawl (30)In a city with more bars per capita than anywhere else, you're bound to have a drink or two... |
Vegetarian Bliss (55)Hold the meat.NOT LIKE THAT, CREEPO. |
Seeking Out Sammiches (20)If it can be found between two pieces of bread, this list might just put you on the right track. |
"Lead Singer: The Ketchup Chip Situation"
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1583 Useful, 978 Funny, and 922 Cool
Halifax, NS
Yelping SinceNovember 2010
Things I LoveWine, Cheese, Carbs, Dachshunds, Low-lighting, Trashy Pop Music, Martinis, Art, Sushi, Kelly Clarkson, Kraft Dinner
Find Me InWarm Blankets, Hats, FibreOp Billboards
My HometownHalifax, NS
My Blog Or Website When I'm Not Yelping...I'm surviving the suburbs
Why You Should Read My ReviewsLiving beyond your means is the only way to live.
My Second Favourite Website The Last Great Book I ReadThe Help
My First ConcertFred Penner (shuddup, I was five)
My Favourite MovieLove Actually, Shaun of the Dead
My Last Meal On EarthButternut Squash Ravioli. Cream sauce. I mean, obviously.
Don't Tell Anyone Else But...I know the choreography to Toni Braxton's 'He Wasn't Man Enough'
Most Recent DiscoveryHoney truffle goat cheese sauce @ Cut Grill
Current CrushJane and Brad on Happy Endings.