This weekend is the
Taste of Little Italy. It's just north of us so we walked up this afternoon. Every year in Little Italy, they close down College Street from Shaw to Bathurst. There are lots of patios that spill out onto the street, bands on various corners, food vendors, etc. It attracts tons of people. It's become an annual event for Gord and I.
Italians have enjoyed its rich and affluent culture for centuries, with a way of life admired by all. This year you don’t need a plane ticket to experience Italy, we are bringing Italy it to you! The Taste of Little Italy will be held from Friday, June 13, to Sunday, June 15, and we invite you to enjoy a “taste” of our unique College Street ambiance and culture.
Gord was attracted right away by the jambalaya being served on the patio of the
Vogue Room.

He enjoyed it so much that we stopped in on our way home and he bought some for his lunch on Monday. Their draft was a microbrew called
Golden Horseshoe Pale Ale ... it was good! And a great deal at $3.75!
A Taste of Little Italy attracts a lot of people!


We watched
Ben Mercer interview Frank Ferrari on
Talk 1010 about his wine,
Voga, a pinot grigio. We were intrigued enough to go try it. And it was tasty!

Gord loves mojitos so we tried one at the
Sutra Tiki Bar. I'm not a fan of mojitos but I liked theirs.

Then we tried them at
Souz Dal. I liked theirs better ... it was limier.


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