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Hot Chefs Cool Beats April 25, 2019
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If you’re itching to bust out of your winter cave and embrace Spring (and, really who isn’t?), then Hot Chefs...
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XO Bistro – What I Almost Missed…
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This post is about XO Bistro, a Vietnamese restaurant in Edmonton, but please indulge me for a minute, first. I...
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OMG, OEB opens in YEG!
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It’s finally happened. OEB, the popular brunch place from down south (Calgary), has set up shop in Edmonton. This is...
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Copper Branch – Fast Casual Vegan Fare
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Copper Branch offers plant-based fare at an affordable price point.
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It’s Not Easy (or Tasty) Being Green
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It looked so bad, I just had to try it.
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Partake: the Heart of High Street, Edmonton
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Every neighbourhood deserves a gem like this one.
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2018 – A Hot Year for Kelowna
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A year in review for YLW
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2018: Edmonton’s Year in Food
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Plant-based offerings were the hands-down winner for 2018 which was a surprise to many of us here in the capital...
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Favourite Okanagan Destinations: Lake Country
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Put Lake Country on your itinerary if you're heading to the Okanagan.
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Matthew Kenney’s Kanu Cafe – Edmonton, AB
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Elevated plant-based food by celeb chef, Matthew Kenney.
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The Pursuit of Fun – The Banff Gondola
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What's there to do at the top of Sulphur Mountain? You'd be surprised.
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Sky High Winemaker’s Dinner with Harry McWatters
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A mountain, a legend, and a legendary dinner.
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The Feather
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A couple of weeks ago, I was invited to Janet Shannon’s house to meet with some of her friends and to sign some Maps, Markets and Matzo Ball Soup books. Janet is one of the Kitchen Table Girls—the group of women I write about in the Gail Hall book.   …
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Formosa Bistro – best Edmonton food find of the year
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Everything good that I hope to have in a dining experience, I found here: a pleasant room (basic but pretty); easy to get to and plenty of parking; helpful, lovely staff; good value, and of course, great food. Every time I left, I was already thinking about what I’d have …
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An Chay – Vegetarian Vietnamese? Yes please!
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An Chay  opened in the old Pitaghetti place on Jasper at 112 Street and it has taken me almost a year to stop in and taste their food. That was a mistake. Pitaghetti didn’t last long, but the tile work they left behind will last a lifetime. (Unfortunately.) I don’t blame …
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