The Culinary Delights of St. Martin Travel News August 1, 2020 128 St. Martin - For all foodies' planning a future trip... St. Martin is known as “The Friendly Island”, but it could just as likely be called “The Culinary Capital of the Caribbean”. Its special gastronomy deriv...
San Antonio, Texas – A Culinary Destination Beverley Kerr March 29, 2020 994 There’s a reason San Antonio is only the second city in North America to be named a “Creative City of Gastronomy” by UNESCO. Tuscon, Arizona, was the first. Chef Stéphane Leopoldo, from Paris, France, and ne...
Maison Selby combines excellent cuisine and a congenial atmosphere in historic Toronto mansion Peter & Beverley Kerr November 22, 2019 1783 Maison Selby is a historic property in the centre of Toronto’s gentrified St. James Town district. Built in 1883 by the architect of Toronto’s Flatiron Building, Maison Selby was the summer residence of the Goo...
Vincenzo Guzzo – Mr. Sunshine brings his no-nonsense business acumen to Dragon’s Den Peter Kerr November 19, 2019 1264 Vincenzo Guzzo started working in his father’s movie theatre when he was a child, doing everything from sweeping the floors to selling tickets. After school, he would go to Angelo Guzzo’s movie theatre and comp...
Feinstein’s/54 Below, Broadway’s premiere supper club Alexandra Cohen October 20, 2019 2237 NEW YORK - Die-hard Broadway fans have undoubtedly already heard of Feinstein’s/54 Below, Broadway’s premiere Supper Club (https://54below.com). At the peak of Times Square, this fantastic establishment offers ...
Fairmont Royal York Hotel’s multi-million dollar transformation – mission accomplished! Peter & Beverley Kerr October 12, 2019 2594 Celebrating its 90th Anniversary, Canada’s most historic hotel reclaims its position as Fairmont’s flagship property Fairmont Royal York is celebrating its 90th Anniversary and has received a multi-million do...
When in Manhattan dining can be an exceptional experience mikecohen September 24, 2019 1942 Manhattan dining NEW YORK- Dining out in New York City (www.nycgo.com) and the Manhattan area is always such a treat and I am pleased to provide readers of The Montrealer with my latest tips of where to go. ...
CUBA – Part II about this Caribbean island that is so much more than a beach Beverley Kerr September 20, 2019 1729 Education is a cultural priority in Cuba, and all children must attend school until the age of 18. After that a young person may decide to work or attend University. Hence Cuba is reputed to have the highest li...
Martinique Gourmande Festival – September 19-29, 2019 LiveEvents September 12, 2019 1083 12th annual Martinique Gourmande Festival Lovers of Creole cuisine rejoice! A not-to-be missed fall event in Montreal and Quebec City, Martinique Gourmande will once again bring together dozens of restaurate...
Festival YUL EAT – September 9 to 18, 2019 Quartier des spectacles LiveEvents September 3, 2019 588 Festival YUL EAT is the destination of choice for epicureans, gourmets and culinary creativity enthusiasts. It offers a spectacular setting for discovering as well as enjoying food and alcohol prepared by local...
