Pointe St-Charles teens get cooking
Teens in Pointe St-Charles are taking to the kitchen — and the local YMCA is showing them how to feed themselves.
Teens in Pointe St-Charles are taking to the kitchen — and the local YMCA is showing them how to feed themselves.
Théâtre Ste-Catherine’s artistic director Alain Merciera offers the top 5 reasons that theatre and dépanneurs belong together, leading up to the opening of “Maximum Paradise,” the latest installment of his DéPFLIES comedy theatre series
Cult MTL staffers do burger week!
Warm lime donuts and stellar coffee were all it took for Café Sardine to begin building its reputation as a Mile-End destination since it opened in February of this year. Soon after, hungry hordes of office workers looking for a quick but high-quality meal swarmed the cozy boîte, indulging in carnitas and duck egg and bacon sandwiches.
But once Chef Aaron Langille got going with his nightly card of ultra-local small plates, lovers of salt and sugar-poached mackerel from all over Montreal flocked to the Fairmount Avenue café for creamy squash flan with hazelnut butter and beef cheeks so tender they melt into puddles of flesh at a glance.