Chanced upon this very unassuming Cafe and Bookstore tucked along Hiway 6. A restaurant and bookstore located in an old grist mill in the village of Williamsford. Delicious home baked goodies and lunches are served. We even had an Easter brunch outside. Books, books . . . and more books. Read more…
What to do on a pre-winter break? ( when still not comfortable taking plane rides or crossing the border). Rediscover some eastern Ontario towns and make it a food trip. We spent the days driving through the rolling highlands of Ottawa Valley while stopping for sandwiches, soups, salads and sweet Read more…
Most people have taken into baking and cooking while quarantined. Understandably so. We all need a break from work, social media, news and TV. Twosome wanderings also took over the kitchen. A typical Filipino dish of mongo beans in coconut milk. Bread pudding just right for coffee breaks. Hubby’s version Read more…
After long stretches of white scenery and gray clouds, found fun and color in the village of Warkworth (around 2 hours drive away from Toronto). This inviting yellow chair fronting “Our Lucky Stars Café” was enough to lure us in. Yummy sandwich with locally sourced ingredients paired with hot coffee Read more…
And so it was, a New Year’s eve away from home. We had french fries and a sandwich lunch at Harry’s Handy Lunch at the heart of Newport, Rhode Island. Since it was a year end, there was no other restaurant open. Most of them were scheduled to open in Read more…