Guys! I found out the most exciting food news today at work. Some of you might have already heard that Thursday night (Aug 20) Loving Spoonful is hosting their third annual Food Fiesta at Lake Ontario Park Pavilion. What is a Food Fiesta? It’s a congregation of talented chefs serving the tastiest bites from their food trucks. Thursday’s event is featuring Mission Street North, Two Nuts in a Truck, The Big Smoke, La Hacienda, Pan Chancho to name a few! Continue reading
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All About Pan Chancho’s Pizza Dough
Pan Chancho bakery is a favourite for many Kingstonians. It’s nearly impossible to visit and leave with just one item. While waiting in line, it’s easy to convince yourself that you should maybe grab a chocolate croissant for the road, a side salad for lunch and a sweet for after dinner. They have everything! And it’s all delicious. But one thing I recently discovered is their frozen pizza dough. So incredibly random considering all of the other mouth-watering items they offer. Continue reading
Hip Hop Yoga at Studio 330
Yoga is one of my favourite forms of exercise. I’ve never left a yoga class and regretted the time I committed to practice. Hip hop is one of my favourite music genres (who doesn’t love a little Biggie Smalls?). What happens when you put these two together? Something wonderful. I’m talking about a special Friday night yoga class at Studio 330. Continue reading
Rolling Into Dianne’s Fish Shack
Located downtown Kingston at the very busy intersection of Ontario and Clarence street and recently featured on You Gotta Eat Here! Dianne’s Fish Shack and Smokehouse already has plenty of locals saying, “I’ve been meaning to go there!” Well, I did. During Buskers – one of Kingston’s busiest weekends – I made a reservation on Open Table for Dianne’s. We showed up very hungry and very eager to see what the fuss is all about. Continue reading
Sippin’ at Stone City Ales
A co-worker came into the office gushing over this new hipster brewery so I had to give it a try for myself. I have to say that I was pleasantly surprised. Located on Princess street in between Clergy but north of Sydenham, the space has good vibes and a beautiful open atmosphere. It’s lack of patio is made up by the open front garage door that lets in a nice breeze. If you’re a people-watcher, you can sit at the high top at the front and watch strangers stroll up and down Princess street. I’m into it. Something about this place reminds me of a spot I would find on Toronto’s Queen west – très trendy – but the wholesomeness of Kingston brings it down a notch (in a good way). Continue reading
Can’t Go Wrong with Yoga in the Park
Yogi or not – nobody can deny how nice it feels to have a good stretch and some quiet time. Every Sunday during the summer, Lululemon Kingston offers a free waterfront yoga class in Battery Park located at the foot of Earl Street. Each week a different instructor leads a class through a low-level practice. Continue reading
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