Off the Taco Wagon is another excellent experience waiting to be had. Their Mantra is “Local, ethical, sustainable and healthy”. It should also include delicious. Aside from meat tacos, they offer an excellent vegan/vegetarian option – Their black bean and roasted yams tacos are a big hit, for vegetarians and meat eaters alike. Also try the jalapeno-infused coleslaw: a great side dish with just the right kick. If thirsty is what you are, their Agua de Jamaica drink is an unique and refreshing option this summer!

Old Montreal just got a tad classier as a new, stone-walled, gastro-pub has opened up in the city’s most storied area, giving Montrealers and tourists a tasty option to break, just in time for all the spring and summertime foot traffic.

No shortage of new Toronto restaurants this week–especially at Harbourfront Centre where there's a new ice cream parlour, chicken shop, and pizza bar.

It seems like summer in Vancouver is nothing but a fond memory. Rain clouds blot out the sun, chill winds are blowing in across the ocean, and, as always, it’s impossible to tell if you should actually dress for rain. Maybe it’ll be 20 degrees this afternoon. Then won’t you feel stupid? Alleviate some of that uncertainty with a few things happening around the city today.

A new pop-up picnic garden is coming to Toronto this month. The Let’s Do Summer pop-up serves delicious treats, including tacos, barbecue, lettuce wraps, and corn with pesto sauce. Dessert options include churros served in planter pots and ice cream served inside a coconut.

The last Monday of winter is here! Get your week started with these seven events in Vancouver on March 18, including a Bunny Social at UBC, Katya and more.

After what seems like a tour of sightings in the GTA as of late, comedy icon Adam Sandler was spotted yet again — this time, in Guelph, Ontario.

Condom manufacturing company Durex has issued a Canada-wide recall for some of its products due to what the company said is a failure to pass its “stringent shelf-life durability tests.”

Everyone loves a good meal at IKEA every once in a while. Whether you’re heading to the global ready-to-assemble furniture store’s bistro just for a meatball-gravy-fry combo or you happen to need a quiche mid-shop, IKEA tends to hit the spot and do the job for cheap and satisfying eats.

Toronto never lacks when it comes to creative sweets and treats. This local ice cream shop serves huge customized macaron ice cream sandwiches.

Head out to the ‘burbs for a pizza fest and/or massive Asian night market, or stay downtown eating oysters and seafood under the stars. Options are in abundance when it comes to food events happening in Toronto over the next seven days!

Munch, an exciting new spot serving creative sandwiches, just opened in Calgary. Located on 17th Ave (in Tubby Dog’s old spot), this space has been completely redesigned from the retro red it once was. It’s now a beautiful blue and white with local art hanging on wood-panelled walls.

If you’re visiting Calgary and want to know what the best places to visit are according to locals, we’ve got a collection of some of Calgarians’ favourite secret spots.

While 2020 hasn’t turned out exactly as we’d pictured, it has given us a new appreciation for local spots and hidden gems we might previously have overlooked.

Two Montreal eateries have teamed up to create this delectable sweet poutine, which combines churros and vanilla soft serve ice cream.

One of the most exciting attractions at the annual Fair at the Pacific National Exhibition (PNE) in Vancouver is always its heart-stopping food vendors. And when we say heart-stopping, we mean the kind of foods that could very well lead to a major heart blockage.

It is April Fools’ Day and event number of large corporations are getting into the spirit by posting some hilarious pranks online.

The iHalo-ween soft serve cone is here! Get a wicked $1 ice cream cone from iHalo Krunch just by ordering it online this Halloween.