Luci Restaurant

Restaurant Luso Montreal Rôtisserie portugaise (grillades au charbon de bois) située dans le quartier St-Léonard à Montréal. 5840 Rue Bélanger, Saint-Léonard, QC H1T 1G6 Phone: (514) 251-1001 Order: skipthedishes.com

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Conventional restaurant wisdom has it that a chef should never put his or her surname on the sign outside until that chef has arrived at an identifiable personal culinary style. And in 2011, chef David Hawksworth made an elegant case for getting that timing exactly right. The cooking that had originally brought him to national

For seafood enthusiasts, a culinary adventure awaits with a plethora of restaurants offering special deals on oysters for just $1. Let’s dive into the top 5 restaurants that will transport you to the shores of the Atlantic, all without leaving the island of Montreal. 1. **Lucille’s Oyster Dive** Since its opening, Lucille’s Oyster Dive has

Classification: 4 stars 7 Elm street (Between DOWNTOWN DISTRICT and GARDEN DISTRICT), Toronto House aged-meat Between 15 000 to 30 000 Selection Bottel of Wine. Many types of rooms: cellar, magnum mezzanine room & more…

163 Spadina Ave, Toronto, ON M5V 2A5, Canada View larger map 416.260.2222 info@alorestaurant.com Hours The Dining RoomTuesday-Saturday 5:30pm – 10:30pm The Bar at AloTuesday-Saturday 5pm – 1am

Now in its third regime, this quartercentury- old institution is for the first time being run by a locally bred chef-patron: Victor Barry, from Niagara-on-the-Lake. As expressed in his exuberantly rambling tasting menus, Barry’s idea of Canadian cooking is as multicultural as can be. A recent 24-course extravaganza featured Northern Divine caviar from BC served

2 Lakeview Ave. (Get Directions)   The 30-seat restaurant is compact, housing both an open kitchen and dining room. It’s been stripped down to raw brick and is furnished with salvaged pieces from Han’s personal collection. This place, like Han’s other restaurant, deals in dirty, greasy snack foods – mind you, not snack-sized foods. Unlike