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The Black Hoof

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The Black Hoof opened last year in Toronto and instantly set local food enthusiasts abuzz with its meat-centric menu, filled with house-cured charcuterie. A glance at the Chef’s ‘blog revealed such treats as pig snout, raw horse, and lamb headcheese. No small feat to catch attention in a city where an appetizer menu seems naked [...]

Harlem Nights

I’d been trying to hit Harlem for a while now, since its 11pm close-time pairs well with my late-night eating schedule. Despite favourable hours, the kitchens were usually shutting down by the time I crossed their threshold. Passing through the restaurant’s doors before 10pm one night, I was finally able to sit down and discover [...]

Research and Development

Went to Golden Turtle (125 Ossington Avenue) tonight for Vietnamese — I was actually quite impressed.  I like my pho but hadn’t really been eating it often for the past few years.

Montréal, Day 5: Lunch @ Cabane à Sucre Au Pied de Cochon

French pea soup from APDC's Cabane Au Sucre

While researching our trip, we read that Chef Martin Picard of Au Pied de Cochon had purchased a cabane à sucre and would be opening it the very same week we would be in Montréal.  We were initially unsure as to whether we should go — it was outside the city, we’d have to rent [...]

Montréal, Day 4: Dinner @ Joe Beef

A pig's head

Today was what we call the “slow roll.” I had tentatively scheduled in McKiernan for brunch, but we opted to sleep in instead. So after a fairly full schedule of eats these past few days, all we had planned for this sunny Saturday was Joe Beef, one of a triumvirate of restaurants, along with McKiernan [...]

Montréal, Day 3: Dinner @ Au Pied de Cochon

Delicious duck in a can

During our first trip to Au Pied de Cochon, we had expressed regret that we didn’t have more room to try more of the tasty-sounding dishes on the menu.  So we did what any food enthusiasts would have done: we made a second reservation.

Montréal, Day 3: Lunch @ Le Club Chasse Et Pêche

A very intense lobster bisque.

Today we ditched our original plan to hit up Provisions (1595 Boulevard St. Laurent, Montréal) for sandwiches, and opted instead for an immediate re-visit to Le Club Chasse et Pêche (423 Rue St-Claude, Montréal) given our overwhelmingly good dinner the night before.

Montréal, Day 2: Dinner @ Le Club Chasse Et Pêche

Delicious seafood gnocchi

By the time dinner rolled around, I was at just the right level of hungry. The kind of hungry that has you enjoying some bread when they bring it to you, not the kind where you’re mindlessly inhaling it. We were eating at Le Club Chasse et Pêche (423 Rue St-Claude, Montréal) and with the [...]

Montréal, Day 1

A ridiculously rich rendition of tarte boudin noir

We arrived in Montréal and, after some attempts to wrestle the in-room Internet into submission, headed out.  Today was actually a beautiful day here, with none of the advertised rain.  Instead, we walked by scores of restaurant-goers sitting on patios and smokers loitering outside restaurants, and wondered why we’d brought our winter coats.

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