Overcast Burger Battle 2019: The Critic’s Pick Crowns a 3-Peat Burger Battle Legend
bySeto has won critic’s pick 3 years in a row, and can officially add a third champ to their smacktalkin’ #ChampChampChamp hashtag.
Food & Drink
#Overcast Burger Battle: The Final Round
byTime to get out of the house and pump up your iron levels.
Local Lunches Under $10 Bucks: Loong Wah (Now Under New Management)
byThis past summer new ownership, sisters Zoe and Leah Wu, took over the place and started adding more traditional Asian dishes.
Curry Delight to Open a Storefront in Mt. Pearl
by“You may not like one variation of this food, but may love the other. We have a good conversion rate, haha!”
“Saucy & Sweet” Spicing Up Condiment and Cocktail Options in St. John’s
byAndrea Maunder is moving on from Bacalao to her new sauce and syrup venture, Saucy And Sweet.
St. John’s Farmer’s Market’s Big Plans for 2019
byA cash bar? Extend hours for the cafe? Time will tell
In for a Penny: Ninepenny Brewery Set to Open Really Soon in CBS
byThe nine in the title of ninepenny also references the town of CBS: there are nine communities that make up Conception Bay South.
From Pakistan to CBS to Town: Mogul Restaurant Moving to East End
bySaqib is a medical doctor and her husband is an engineer, but food is their passion.
Katie Goes To Kelowna! Local Chef Representing NL at Canadian Culinary Championship
byChef Katie Hayes of the Bonavista Social Club is representing the province at The Canadian Culinary Championships in Kelowna this February.
Yellowbelly To Bring New Life to the Infamous Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Harbour Grace
byThere are plans for a brewery, restaurant, beer garden, hotel, and spa on the deconsecrated grounds.
Landwash Brewery: On Growlers and Growth
byLandwash Brewery is open in Mt. Pearl. Besides making awesome beer, they are also growing a community.
What’s Behind That “Green Door” on Water Street?
byWith dishes from Ethiopia, Kenya, Peru, the Canary Islands, Wales, Portugal and Spain they want to bring “flavours that left a mark on [them]” during their travels back to their favourite culture, their home community in Newfoundland.