Recently in Canadian Category
Dining on a budget:
I walked into the Canadian Cafe in Monrovia ready to take all of Canada they were willing to throw at me.
The amount of time I've spent in Canada doesn't even add up to 20 minutes - the time it took to walk back and forth over The Falls. So I decided to do a bit of culinary research on America's neighbors to the north.
In addition to the many varieties of fish, shellfish, and other seafood to be found, Quebec is known for its cheese; Ontario, its maple syrup; and in Newfoundland, seal flippers, cod tongues, moose, caribou and venison are among the delicacies.
I didn't find any of these on the Canadian Cafe's menu - unless they have an In-N-Out -styled secret menu - so I decided to piece together the most Canadian meal I could.
Continue reading Canadian Cafe in Monrovia.
Recent Comments
SinoSoul on Modern Thai in Montebello: I'm quite confused. No Thai iced tea has/should have coffee "taste", e ...
michelle on A grilled cheese burger? C'mon Carl's Jr!: I'm with you, Claudia. I got all excited for nothing... Guess it's P&G ...
SGV FOOTBALL on Sora Sushi & Roll in Covina: Damn this place sounds good, Im going to check this place out tonight. ...
Ida Werret on Dining on a budget: Wang's in Monrovia: Wangs is one of my favorite restaurants. I have always recieved excell ...
Mark R. on West Covina's 5C's Louisiana Seafood to close: I have to agree with Donna & Robert I ate there before I really enjoye ...
Patty Sonoqui on Subway's new Orchard Chicken Salad sandwich: Your Orchard was the best sandwich I ever tasted, and I never comment ...
Donna H on West Covina's 5C's Louisiana Seafood to close: The surrounding community and other pockets in LA need to rally suppo ...
Nerole on Dining on a budget: Bob's Big Boy in WC: In Texas, Kip's was the Big Boy franchisee. The Big Boy combo was the ...
The Commish on Dining on a budget: Tortas Sinaloa in Baldwin Park: You and your tortas! Shurrrrgurrrr. ...