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5 Of Whistler’s Best Coffee Shops
5 Of Whistler’s Best Coffee Shops Who loves coffee? I love coffee! I start most mornings with a cup of coffee but nothing beats freshly ground espresso, and I’ve spent a lot of my time here in Whistler in it’s coffee shops. Whistler is a small community, but we still love our coffee just as much. You won’t have to look far to find a coffee shop here, but perhaps the best and lesser known places, could be harder to come across. Here are 5 of Whistler’s best coffee shops, and my personal favourites. CAMP Coffee CAMP Coffee (Coffee And Mindful Products) gets the number 1 spot, and will always…
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5 Must Try Coffee Houses In Vienna That Will Fulfil Your Sweet Tooth
Anyone that knows me will know I have the world’s biggest sweet tooth. Give me a pretty patisserie and I’m all over it. So naturally I spent a fair bit of my time in Vienna doing just that – fulfilling my sweet tooth! The coffee culture in Vienna is completely different from here in North America; they are worlds apart. In the U.S. you’ll often see celebrities walking along with their favourite venti from Starbucks – almost a fashion accessory in itself. In Vienna, coffee houses are somewhere to linger and enjoy your surroundings. It is a part of the cities cultural heritage. In fact I don’t recall seeing anyone…
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A City Girl Eats: Montreal, Quebec
A City Girl Eats: Montreal This past month I visited Montreal for the first time. I was pretty excited to see what Quebec offers in terms of food and I was not disappointed. Poutine I’d never heard of poutine and had no idea what it was when I first moved to Canada. I guess it’s just like cheesey chips and gravy, for anyone who’s from the UK. But poutine is different, it’s cheese curds and they have to be fresh! If they don’t squeak in your mouth, it’s not a good poutine. After waiting two years to try my first poutine I finally did so in Quebec, and it was…
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A City Girl Eats: New Orleans
I’d always been curious about Creole and Cajun food but never had the chance to truly try it. I’d tried gumbo once while on vacation in Florida and it wasn’t good. I must admit the word “gumbo” just doesn’t sound good to me. If there was one place that could change my mind it would be New Orleans. Mother’s Restaurant My friend Kate, who was also in town the same time, introduced me to Mother’s Restaurant, famous for it’s Po Boys and “World’s best baked ham” The smell of the roast beef won me over. I had a roast beef Po boy with “Debris” which is the smaller pieces of…
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A City Girl Eats: Cancun, Mexico
I have adored Mexican food ever since I started exploring the Hispanic & Latino neighbourhoods of California. For the longest time “Ol Del Paso” was my only experience of Mexican food. Fast-forward a few years and it’s now one of my favourite cuisines. When I told my Mexican roommate I was going to Cancun for a few days she was so excited for me as she knows how much I love the food and culture. Having shared her cooking skills with me, I couldn’t wait to experience the real deal. Here’s what and where I ate in Mexico! Pericos Upon arriving at our hostel we wandered the area and found…
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