Many restaurants in Waterloo Region highlight heat readings on their menus, usually with a little red chili pepper beside the item. Here, we’ve created a short list of dishes and restaurants that feature such spicy foods – they may just provide the kick of heat and excitement to warm up a frosty Jan
Waterloo Region has a wide variety of warm and appetizing blends of food and live music, and when live music isn’t on stage, there may be DJs creating the acoustic atmosphere to go with what you’re eating. Here’s a short-list of some favourite venues for food and music in Waterloo Region.
Colleen Friesen of Adventure Cyclist magazine writes in their October/November issue about her cycling experience in Waterloo Region.
“Father’s Day is a fantastic opportunity to take Dad on a new beer adventure,” says Michele Saran, Chief Executive Officer of Waterloo Region Tourism. “Ontario craft beers are becoming increasingly popular, and with good reason. They are delicious, they are unique and they are local.”
For your next get-together, birthday, anniversary or work party, sport event, check out these group friendly restaurants.
Lifestyle blogger Andrew Dobson shines a light on one of Ontario’s best-kept secrets; the Relais & Chateaux Langdon Hall in Cambridge. After visiting this elegant retreat days before Christmas, Dobson has shared his pleasant experiences with us all.
Explore the contemporary vibe of the cities of Cambridge, Kitchener and Waterloo. There are a number of notable and award winning architect design buildings such as CIGI, Perimeter Institute and Kaufman Lofts. Tour our outdoor public art trails and avant-garde galleries.
Valentine’s Day is fast approaching and love is in the air. While traditionally this holiday is celebrated as a day for couples to cherish and spend time together, it is important to remember that Valentine’s Day can be celebrated between anyone who shares love.
It’s a New Year, and did you leave your vacation days unused last year? “We know that vacations are very necessary so you can relax, re-engage and re-energize,” according to Professor Linda Duxbury in a recent interview with the Globe and Mail, and yet […]
When I am in need of inspiration, I’ll take a break by heading into Downtown Kitchener. It may sound a little odd that I choose to go downtown for relaxation when most people look to escape from the usual hectic downtown hustle and bustle. Downtown Kitchener is quite different however…
