Winterlicious: Bar Buca
I first need to call out and admit that my camera broke which is why my photos of late and especially the photos in this post are so grainy – I’ve had to resort to the camera on my phone
Winterlicious: The Chase Fish & Oyster
Toronto has been extremely busy over the past two weeks with the NBA All-Star Weekend, Winterlicious 2016 (our version of Restaurant Week) and the Canadian International Auto Show. This winter there were a few restaurants on the list that I’ve
Fabbrica – Sunday Brunch
I often get so busy in my everyday routine I forgot sometimes how enjoyable it is to just get together with my long-time girlfriends and hangout. We finally did just that after the busy holiday season and spent it at
Croatia: Dolac Market
I decided to end of the 2015 year with one last post about my trip to Croatia. If you ask anyone who has travelled with me, they will all tell you that I am “obsessed” (maybe obsessed is a strong
Croatia: Jarunski Dvori
Although we actually stayed in Dubrovnik longer than any other location in Croatia, it was Zagreb that really surprised and excited me from a culinary perspective. Jarunski Dvori, a restaurant that came as a recommendation from our apartment landlord and
Croatia: Zuzori
After arriving in Dubrovnik in the early evening, we headed into the old city to grab a bite to eat. Meandering through the narrow alleys you soon discover that many restaurants’ interior spaces are much smaller than their outdoor space
Croatia: Paradox Wine & Cheese Bar
Up until now, we’ve only been concentrating on tasting Croatian beers but when we arrived in Split, we decided to hit a really popular spot called Paradox Wine & Cheese Bar. Known for its selection of local wines and cheeses
Croatia: Trogir
Trogir is a tiny pedestrian only island (with the exception one outer street that connects it to the mainland). It is a medieval walled town with cobblestone alleys and walkways with a beautiful wide boardwalk with a gorgeous views. We
Plitvice Lakes National Park: Plitvice Miric Inn
If you were to ask me what my most memorable meal was in Croatia, it would be this one. After what seemed like hours (it really only took 90 minutes) of driving through dense forests and windy roads we finally
Croatia: Karlic Tartufi
One of the most memorable experiences of my trip to Croatia was my visit to Karlic Tartufi in the town of Paladini, in the northern region of Istria, Croatia (Thanks to my friend S who visited Karlic Tartufi last year).
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