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Gimme sum more Kee Heong

There is, perhaps, nothing better than an inverse relationship between how good your food is and how much it costs. Delicious, affordable snacks popped up all over the city last Saturday—burgers and banh mi, iced teas and tacos served up curbside for only a couple of bucks a bite. Open City excels at making great […]

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Assembling a local picnic basket

Sunday August 30 is the Incredible Picnic, the province-wide celebration of local food. At the Halifax location, on the Garrison Grounds, onsite vendors will have samples, but the truly adventuresome will bring their own picnic baskets. You can’t, however, rely on imported picnic staples like watermelon. Fortunately, savvy Maritime entrepreneurs make eating locally easier. Starters […]

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Go local in the Hydrostone

The big news in the tony Hydrostone Market is that the delightful Rogi Orazio Pasta & World Cucina has closed. Hamachi Kita, now at 5543 Young, will be moving into the Rogi Orazio space at 5537 Young this week. Hamachi Kita will move one door over and a casual bistro, called Little Europe, will be […]

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Best Bakery

Have you tried The Diplomat? As stylish as the name suggests, its a bread-puddling/chocolate croissant cake, one of the thick and delightful products born out of the Chester-based bakery with its Hydrostone location, Farmers’ Market presence and treats found in a few choice eateries in town. They rock the sweet things (carrot cakes, croissants, tarts, […]

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