Hello, lovelies. Here are some alpacas to brighten your day. They reside at Chetwyn Farms. The owners also tend to a quaint little farm shop, SHED, where you can buy alpaca yarn and alpaca-related accessories. Aren't alpacas the cutest? Bonus: Local barn cats. Much cuter and healthier than feral city cats.
Category: Travels
Visiting P.E.C.: Lunch at Drake Devonshire Inn
With a scenic view of Lake Ontario, fun outdoor art installations and quirky decor, Drake Devonshire Inn has the look and feel of a modern country house. It's hip, it's stylish and the food is as cozy and hearty as Prince Edward County itself.
Day Trip to Prince Edward County
Prince Edward County is a charming and quirky little peninsula on Lake Ontario. It's a region known for its wine--mostly Chardonnay and Pinot Noir--as well as for its small batch distilleries and intriguing landscapes--Sandbanks National Park and Lake on the Mountain! As it is only two hours away from Toronto, PEC is the perfect destination … Continue reading Day Trip to Prince Edward County
Montreal: Les 400 Coups Restaurant
Eaten back in August for a bridesmaid dinner: Tomato gazpacho, salmon with pickled green strawberries, beef cheeks ravioli, lamb with mint purée, and an assortment of sorbets (rhubarb, peach, strawberry and blueberry), finishing with some petits fours and marshmallows. If all dinners could be at Les 400 Coups...! Les 400 Coups Restaurant 400 Notre-Dame Est, Montreal … Continue reading Montreal: Les 400 Coups Restaurant
Montreal: Boulangerie Hof Kelsten
Another great Mile-End bakery and cafe in Montreal. The breads are not as varied as at Boulangerie Guillaume, but the open space and good coffee makes it a nice stop for a croissant break. As it turns out, owner and baker Jeffrey Finkelstein's breads can also be found in notable Montreal restaurants such as Joe … Continue reading Montreal: Boulangerie Hof Kelsten
Montreal: Boulangerie Guillaume
If you ever find yourself in the Montreal neighbourhood of Mile End do yourself a favour and make your way to Boulangerie Guillaume for a truly spectacular display of bread and baked goods. It's our little Charlie and the Chocolate Factory of French bread and pastries. Leo and I try to go there each time … Continue reading Montreal: Boulangerie Guillaume
Montreal: Flyjin Coffee
A small, but irresistible coffee shop hidden on Rue Saint-Pierre in Old Montreal. We popped in on a Saturday afternoon, needing a bit of a cool down, and ordered a cappuccino and iced tea to go. Flyjin Coffee Suite 102, 417 Rue Saint Pierre, Montreal | Website
Montreal: Kem CoBa
Kem CoBa is an artisanal ice-cream shop in the ever so hip neighbourhood of Mile End, Montreal. It's next to Fairmount Bagel, a great tactical move on the owners' part, and serves up a wide range of flavours from around the world with a slight bent towards Southeast Asia. Between my three friends and I, … Continue reading Montreal: Kem CoBa
Kahshe Lake
Can't believe that a week has already passed since my weekend away at the cottage. A proper post, and maybe recipes, coming soon. Happy Friday!