“I grew up in Italy, where spaghetti and meatballs with sauce was a given. It was all about whose grandma makes it best, and every grandma had her own secret ingredient to add to the meat or pork,” says Chef Marcello Lombardo of Marcello Ristorante and Pizzeria.
A very limited number of tickets are available for this June 14 event which begins at 6:30pm. Purchase is available via Eventbrite for $85 per seat, which includes all taxes, gratuities and eventbrite fees.
So much happening at Quails’ Gate Winery this month of June. You’ll want to visit more than once!
As tempting as it was to just repeat our wonderful dinner from the Fall we decided to give the new Spring menu items a try this time and pair with the recommended wine flights. The menu changes with the seasons but you can expect it to always be at the peak of freshness.
“We’re an Ocean Wise partner and we rely on the important work that they do to provide us with up to date information so that we can offer our guests sustainable choices” says Cooper of their partnership with Ocean Wise.
Held on National Indigenous Peoples Day at the stunning Nk’Mip Cellars in Osoyoos, named 2016 Canadian Winery of the Year, and North America’s first Indigenous owned and operated winery, this multi-course dinner will feature leading Indigenous chefs celebrating their rich culture and heritage.
“We wanted to kick off summer with an event that truly celebrates our contemporary Japanese cuisine in a beautiful setting,” says Jeremy Sawicz, general manager of Minami Restaurant.
A new chapter for both the farm-to-table restaurant and its sister wine bar, the handover is more of a continuum than a reinvention. Yonemori, Sawada and Gunawan have long been colleagues and familiar faces for guests at the South Granville staples, and both new owners will maintain Gunawan’s locavore-forward philosophy of showcasing 100-per-cent organic, sustainable and seasonal fare.
Available from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., Ancora’s Father’s Day Brunch features Executive Chef Ricardo Valverde’s award-winning brand of Peruvian-meets-Japanese ‘Nikkei’ fare.
That day from 4 to 6 p.m., guests can toast the opening of Di Beppe’s patio overlooking Carrall Street by enjoying a reception-style outdoor mingler featuring $4 Aperol spritzes and complimentary samples of the restaurant’s new ‘Cicchetti’