Thursday, May 17, 2012
Summer in Earlscourt Park
Summer weather is finally here!!! On Monday we decided to take advantage of the sun and go for walk around Earlscourt Park. Aside from the seven, yes, seven different soccer games taking place, there was also an interesting (transalation: weird) guy jump roping on the basketball court that provided us entertaintment when we decided to sit and relax on the grass.
But when jump roper dude isn't anywhere to be found, there are other events that are probably better worth our time.
Take the Dusk Dances, for instance.
We had a chance to check it out last summer and fortunately, they're coming back to the hood for another installment. This year, Dusk Dances will be taking place at Earlscour Park from August 16- 19. It's definitely a festival not to be missed and is great for the whole family.
For more info, check out their website.
Wednesday, April 4, 2012
New Brunch place on St.Clair!
Started up by a family who originally lived in the neighbourhood, the Sunnyside Grill has a new location on St.Clair in Corso Italia.
We checked it out last weekend and were pleasantly surprised by the modern diner feel, which is a lot different from the other restaurants in the area. The service was great and the food was yummy and inexpensive.
Poached Eggs Hollandaise and a Traditional Breakfast for under $20...Are you drooling yet?
Great to have an all-day-brunch place in our hood now! Good luck to Sunnyside Grill! Hope to visit again soon!
We checked it out last weekend and were pleasantly surprised by the modern diner feel, which is a lot different from the other restaurants in the area. The service was great and the food was yummy and inexpensive.
Poached Eggs Hollandaise and a Traditional Breakfast for under $20...Are you drooling yet?
Great to have an all-day-brunch place in our hood now! Good luck to Sunnyside Grill! Hope to visit again soon!
Labels:
Coffee,
Corso Italia,
Restaurant,
St.Clair West
Thursday, March 29, 2012
WagJag deal for SunnySide Grill
Brunch is a lazy man's way of having two meals at once. And since we're lazy, it also happens to be our favourite meal of the day.
Lucky for us, a new brunch place recently opened up on St. Clair and we will definitely be checking out on our next lazy Sunday morning walk. It's called The Sunnyside Grill and today, WagJag has a $10 for $20 deal for two of their locations.
And one of them is the St. Clair location...woooooo!
Just checked out their menu - sounds yummy and the prices are decent. You can get a good hearty brunch for under $10.
Sah-weet!
If anyone else checks it out before we do, please share your reviews!
For the WagJag deal, go here.
Lucky for us, a new brunch place recently opened up on St. Clair and we will definitely be checking out on our next lazy Sunday morning walk. It's called The Sunnyside Grill and today, WagJag has a $10 for $20 deal for two of their locations.
And one of them is the St. Clair location...woooooo!
Just checked out their menu - sounds yummy and the prices are decent. You can get a good hearty brunch for under $10.
Sah-weet!
If anyone else checks it out before we do, please share your reviews!
For the WagJag deal, go here.
Labels:
Corso Italia,
Food,
Restaurant,
St.Clair West
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
Valentine's on St. Clair
Corso Italia is hosting a Valentine's Day contest this year and the Grand Prize is a trip for two! Not quite sure where, but it's partially sponsored by Air Transat, so hopefully the destination choices rock. We think it's great that the neighbourhood is making an effort to draw in people and interest!
And hey, even if you're not a fan of the lovey-dovey holiday, you can at least get a trip out of it :)
And hey, even if you're not a fan of the lovey-dovey holiday, you can at least get a trip out of it :)
Labels:
Corso Italia,
Events,
Website
Monday, January 30, 2012
Snowstorm on Saturday
Who saw THAT coming?!
Earlier in the day we had an old friend over who we hadn't seen in over a year - crazy how that can happen, but better late than never. At around 5:30 our friend left and literally minutes later we looked out the window and couldn't see passed our street because of the huge snowstorm that came outta nowhere! Great timing on our part, sending our friend out in that weather (she made it back home ok, thankfully).
The not-so-great part to it was that we had dinner plans for that night, and there was nothing but choas on the roads. Here's a short video we took on the bus heading down Lansdowne. Our commentator (the bus driver) was pretty funny.
It should be noted that most cars on the road were having a really rough time, and who knows what we would do in that situation. But looks like everyone made out ok as long as they took their time. Lesson learned - gunning your engine on an icy road is NOT going to get you anywhere. Except maybe for the mechanics after you've popped your tires.
Earlier in the day we had an old friend over who we hadn't seen in over a year - crazy how that can happen, but better late than never. At around 5:30 our friend left and literally minutes later we looked out the window and couldn't see passed our street because of the huge snowstorm that came outta nowhere! Great timing on our part, sending our friend out in that weather (she made it back home ok, thankfully).
The not-so-great part to it was that we had dinner plans for that night, and there was nothing but choas on the roads. Here's a short video we took on the bus heading down Lansdowne. Our commentator (the bus driver) was pretty funny.
It should be noted that most cars on the road were having a really rough time, and who knows what we would do in that situation. But looks like everyone made out ok as long as they took their time. Lesson learned - gunning your engine on an icy road is NOT going to get you anywhere. Except maybe for the mechanics after you've popped your tires.
Labels:
Davenport Village,
Video
Friday, January 27, 2012
Our first mention!
Seeing our followers slowly add up feels goood...reading your comments is very cool...having one of our posts featured on another site is down right AWESOME!
Covet Garden caught wind of our Hudson Bay Tables and featured it on their site today! Thanks for blog love ladies :)
To read the feature, head over this way.
Especially love the sketch of the table and that the deer was still included :)
Thursday, January 26, 2012
I heart cheese
Growing up, I (Inga) always looked forward to Sunday dinner. That was the night my dad, who is German, would serve a typical German supper which included fresh coldcuts, cheese, bread and tea. Was it because it felt like a little tea party that I enjoyed it so much as a kid? Ummm...no.
It was because of the CHEESE. Fresh slices of Havarti, Swiss, Cheddar - the list of what we would have that night was endless. On a plus side - I got my fair share of calcium. On the not-so-plus side, I also now have hips.
Ah well, you win some, you lose some.
When we moved into Corso Italia, honest to god, one of the first things I thought about was where we could buy cheese.
And then we found Tre Mari (cue choir Aaaah's). I was out with my mom one Sunday, showing her the neighbourhood when I discovered this bakery. As we walked in, the smell of fresh bread lingered in the air. And then...I saw the cheese.
My hips began to scream but my stomach muted them with its cheers.
The woman behind the counter could see we meant business, and was quick to help us pick out our selection. It might have something to do with my face pressed up against the glass, breathing heavily, who knows?
We walked out with some fresh cut provolone and chicken cold cuts, and headed home ready to eat our Abendessen ("supper," in German).
Ja, ja, das ist gut.
Tre Mari is located on 1311 St. Clair Avenue West.
It was because of the CHEESE. Fresh slices of Havarti, Swiss, Cheddar - the list of what we would have that night was endless. On a plus side - I got my fair share of calcium. On the not-so-plus side, I also now have hips.
Ah well, you win some, you lose some.
When we moved into Corso Italia, honest to god, one of the first things I thought about was where we could buy cheese.
And then we found Tre Mari (cue choir Aaaah's). I was out with my mom one Sunday, showing her the neighbourhood when I discovered this bakery. As we walked in, the smell of fresh bread lingered in the air. And then...I saw the cheese.
My hips began to scream but my stomach muted them with its cheers.
The woman behind the counter could see we meant business, and was quick to help us pick out our selection. It might have something to do with my face pressed up against the glass, breathing heavily, who knows?
We walked out with some fresh cut provolone and chicken cold cuts, and headed home ready to eat our Abendessen ("supper," in German).
Ja, ja, das ist gut.
Tre Mari is located on 1311 St. Clair Avenue West.
Labels:
Corso Italia,
Food,
St.Clair West
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