Janine

Louis Lévesque Côté was a touring musician, working at Café Postal between gigs. When the opportunity to buy in to the business arrived nearly seven years ago, he was ready to seal the envelope on life on the road.

It’s not uncommon to see a patron strumming on a guitar. Or friends embroiled in deep conversation on the green lounge chairs in the corner. Or grandparents encouraging their grandbabies to create something special at the art table.

When you and your sister run a restaurant together, family is baked into the business plan. That idea extends to patrons too.

As Festival du Voyageur celebrates 50 years of merry making, revelers are flocking to Fort Gibraltar for one extended kitchen party after the other.

Winnipeg lies over 12,000 kilometres from Thailand, but the Royal Thai Government says we have authentic Thai cuisine.

Shawarma poutine might be the ultimate Canadian-Middle Eastern dish at Corydon restaurant Arabesque.