Sometimes you’re in the mood for a nice fancy dinner but some other days you just want something good and comforting, and that’s why I was glad they opened a Kinton Ramen in the Old Port. On the corner of McGill and Notre-Dame the restaurant is open for lunch and dinner. They offer both pork […]
I had not done a shoot in a while but I just bought a new lens and wanted to try it. When my friend Monica asked me if I wanted to take some pictures for her it was the perfect opportunity to get familiar with my new purchase. Model : Monica , Monica Instagram Photo: […]
A few years back it was hard to find a good Pub in the Old Port now they are quite a few that opened up and Pub Wolf and Workman is one of them. Part of the Burgundy Lion Group the Pub opened in the space previously occupied by Scarlet. It’s a great addition to […]
Taking over the space from Tapas 24, Fish Bone opened at the beginning of the summer and I have been there almost every week since. It is a great place to unwind and enjoy a great meal. The decor is very nice with high windows, a central bar and more tables on the second floor. […]
Advanced technologies lead visitors on a journey through time into the lives of six individuals from our common ancestry The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts Michal and Renata Hornstein Pavilion – Level 2 September 14, 2019 – February 2, 2020 The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts (MMFA) is honoured to welcome six mummies from ancient […]
If you like burgers and drinks here is a concept that might interest you, really it’s quite simple burgers and a great cocktail list. Unibar is located in Old Montreal on St-Sulpice on the corner of St-Paul Street. The décor is cool with tables and booths and also a bar. There are various decorations […]
First appearing as socialite turned crime-fighter Bruce Wayne in DETECTIVE COMICS #27 on March 30, 1939, the Dark Knight has stood as a symbol of determination, bravery and justice to generations of fans for 80 years. He has influenced every area of modern entertainment, appearing in countless comic books, Saturday morning cartoons, multiple television series, […]
If you enjoy Mexican food there is a new place that opened a few months ago in the Old Port that’s worth trying, La Catrina. Located on De La Commune between St-Sulpice and Port Royal, they have a patio dining area as well as the dining room and a bar area inside. The menu is […]
Only a couple of weeks old Parliament a British style pub has opened up in the Old Port. On the corner of Place Youville and St-Pierre the place offers a variety of beers on tap, a food menu and, having links to the Cold Room a well-known Speakeasy, a cocktail list that you are not […]
I have reached the point where I believe there is an underground shoppers secret society and I think a member of my family is part of it. As we were planning a trip to Italy she got wind of that huge Outlet Mall just outside of Florence that had all the major brands and designers. […]
If you’re a Montrealer you know that one of the best places to see the sunset is at the St-Joseph Oratory. It started earlier this month but they have free concerts every Wednesday at 7 pm on the Mezzanine Terrace until September 11th. Since it’s outdoors you will have to verify the weather as the […]
I had not visited their first location in Griffintown but I did recently visit them at their new location in the Old Port. If you’re familiar with the neighborhood it took over the space where Taj Mahal use to be on the corner of St-Paul and Port Royal. The restaurant is not very big but […]
Located an hour away from Montreal Yamaska National Park is a great place to spend times outdoors. Part of the SEPAQ , the park has a lot to offer with a multitude of activities both for summer and winter. They offer a variety of water sports including kayaking, row boat, pedal boat, paddle boat that […]
One of the things that made me love Italy is the landscape, it seem no matter where you go you always get picturesque scenery. On my last trip I got to visit another one of those beauties in the region or Liguria (bordering Tuscany) Cinque Terre. Cinque Terre (five lands) is the coastal area […]
Are you a fan of Japanese food? I am, sushi or other dishes from a Japanese kitchen are always delicious. What I particularly like about Izakaya’s is the ambiance in which you eat in. A few months back I discovered Hanzo Izakaya. Located in Old Montreal (which is a great addition to the neighborhood) this […]
I visited different region of Italy but none of them had beaches like the ones in Sardinia. If you are looking for a beach vacation or at least to incorporate a few days in your trip of beach time that you will enjoy Sardinia. With almost 2000 kilometers of coast line the sand beaches and […]
If you are staying in between Sorrento and Positano there is a place call Nerano that you need to visit. It’s not that the scenery is better than other places in the Amalfi Coast but more the fact that there are a couple of Michelin rated restaurants in the area. I was lucky enough after […]
Quite a few movies have been made of the ancient Roman city that was buried in volcanic ash and pumice when Mount Vesuvius erupted in 79 AD. If you like history this Unesco World Heritage Site should be on your bucket list. Personally besides how well preserved this city is the level of advancement that […]
Capital of Tuscany Florence is a beautiful city with lots of history. From great authors such as Dante and Machiavelli and masters as Botticelli, Donatello and Michelangelo that left their mark on the city also making it a capital of the arts. One of the things I like about Florence is been able to walk […]
For special occasions Champagne is usually the drink of choice. But when it comes to memorable occasions what’s your drink? Personally I’m a fan of Scotch, for some reason toasting to a special moment in a friends or family’s life with Scotch seems appropriate. Maybe it’s just me but the association or that special moment […]
