6 Chef-recommended Restaurants for a Relaxing and Delicious Meal
by Andrew Coppolino | January 2023 Chefs and restaurateurs, usually because they are busy serving their …
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by Andrew Coppolino | January 2023 Chefs and restaurateurs, usually because they are busy serving their …
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by Andrew Coppolino | October 2022 Meats and local cheeses … checkHouse-made pickles and focaccia … …
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BY ANDREW COPPOLINO | APRIL 2022 In an era with a wide range of possible choices, many consumers …
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From compostable takeout packaging to reducing their carbon footprint, local restaurants are doing their part for the environment
BY ANDREW COPPOLINO | FEBRUARY 2022 At some point in linguistic history, the word dessert was derived from …
by Andrew Coppolino | UPDATED January 2022 As we emerge from a fraught year – and …
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BY ANDREW COPPOLINO | OCTOBER 2021 A cross-section of chefs, restaurateurs and culinary instructors agrees that the food …
by Andrew Coppolino | October 2021 As fall claws back the finest of our summer weather, …
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Lockdowns and physical distancing have helped keep us safe during the pandemic — but they’ve wreaked havoc on our social lives.  Now that Ontario is well into step three of its reopening plan, we’re here with some fantastic date night ideas across Waterloo Region.Â
Taste the Countryside – currently ramping up to run September 23 to October 3 – is a ten-day prix fixe (set menu) dining event designed to support Waterloo Region’s rural food businesses. It’s an important initiative not only for sustaining business but for economic and community growth.
Nick Benninger is a Waterloo Region-based chef and restaurateur, and together with his wife Natalie they own Fat Sparrow Group. He spoke with food writer Andrew Coppolino about re-opening again during Covid-19, and how the pandemic has changed the local food scene, in some cases for the better.
Throughout Waterloo Region, tacos rule – and not only on “Taco Tuesdays.” Looking for a fresh fold on the humble taco? We’ve put together a list of “alternative” tacos that hold the meat and amp up the vegetarian and plant-based flavours.
Developed through a partnership with Curated KW, the Spring Gift & Activity Guide is here, featuring great ideas for Mother’s Day, Father’s Day – any day! Great gift ideas that also support our local businesses.
Adopting “green” strategies and maintaining them during a pandemic is no easy matter.
From its first appearance at the Kitchener Market in 2019, to its current location in the Preston area of Cambridge, La Lola Catering has provided an authentic Spanish cooking experience to Waterloo Region.
Becoming a better home bartender requires only a few basics – tools and techniques – and a bit of patience. Of course, bars and restaurants that offer newly legal take-away beverages and DIY drink kits for purchase help too.
Culinary Tourism Alliance – With our series, Kitchen Party, we’re sitting down with Feast On Chefs to get to know them and the local foods that inspire them a little better. Meet Chef Denis Hernandez of Swine and Vine restaurant in Kitchener.
A change of routine could jazz up what your normal restaurant take-out patterns are and add a bit of light (and we all need some light!) to the way you eat – and the restaurants you support – in 2021. Here are seven lighter-fare dishes from a few restaurants and food businesses in Waterloo Region.
One of the biggest lessons learned in the year that was 2020 is just how adaptive and innovative our restaurant community is, We checked in with several Waterloo Region restaurateurs and other food operations to see what kind of changes might represent a new normal in the future.
Despite a food and beverage industry that’s been hurt badly, there are positive steps and outcomes that can be taken away from our Covid-19 nightmare and used in the future. The restaurant industry is nothing if not adaptive and able to pivot, to use a popular new term.