le monde overly compétitif dans une ligue de bière ça devrait être la vrai priorité #1 pour la CAQ, sacrez moi ça dehors
Agreed. To be fair, it's probably the only good thing in their lives.
le monde overly compétitif dans une ligue de bière ça devrait être la vrai priorité #1 pour la CAQ, sacrez moi ça dehors
Agreed. To be fair, it's probably the only good thing in their lives.
Have a craving for pastel de nata. Closest place to get some appears to be at Cantinho de Lisboa on St-Paul. Have any of my Portuguese compatriots been? And if so would you recommend it?
Hawaii... Keep bragging, cake eater.I could go for a dozen malasada myself. Ever since I came back from Hawaii I get these dumb food cravings.
I went there and camped on the beach, THATS WHAT I CALL BUDGET TOURISM.Hawaii... Keep bragging, cake eater.
A pretty good one, too. Good thing cause we'd probably be dead after being flooder on Haleakala.Look at the big man who can afford a tent.
What a letdown. They have 2 sizes of Natas - small for $1.50 and large for $2.25. Turns out that "large" at this place means normal everywhere else you would buy them, and the small are barely the diameter of a toonie...I don't know the place but I know the name of the chef. She's also chef at a couple of portuguese restaurants. It looks legit.
Also, I've seen natas at Dame Nature at the train station before. Don't know how quickly they sell though.
What a letdown. They have 2 sizes of Natas - small for $1.50 and large for $2.25. Turns out that "large" at this place means normal everywhere else you would buy them, and the small are barely the diameter of a toonie...
They were out of large. Needless to say I remain nata-less
Sure us Harry-types can afford it, but they were just so damned smallGotta make money.
Why not just buy a few small ones..?Now I'm stuck with my craving. Woe is me
Much like Mrb1p's math skills, it did not compute. I'm not paying $1.50 for a pastry the size of a timbitWhy not just buy a few small ones..?
Just found out it was a colleague's birthday so I got her a half-dozen cupcakes from Les Glaceurs. She plans to share them during a meeting we have together this afternoon
Seems like my problem is solved
Much like Mrb1p's math skills, it did not compute. I'm not paying $1.50 for a pastry the size of a timbit
Pretty much standard for downtown too. You have to go to Chinatown to get anything under $10y'all should come work in the mile-end, food under $15 doesn't exist