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Interview with Chef Massimo Bottura

Canada’s 100 Best sits down with Chef Massimo Bottura of Osteria Francescana—recently named second overall on The World’s 50 Best Restaurants sponsored by S. Pellegrino—to talk training, humility and narrowly avoiding crucifixion.

Charles-Antoine Crête’s Montréal Plaza

The most keenly anticipated Montreal restaurant opening of 2015 was easily Charles-Antoine Crête’s Montréal Plaza, which opened in late August in the former Holder brothers’ space in Plaza St-Hubert. Montréal Plaza is Crête’s first restaurant (with business partner Cheryl Johnson)…

Nine Canadian restaurants make world’s 1,000 best list

Canada has attained nine spots on the inaugural list of the world's 1,000 best restaurants. LA LISTE, a Paris-based website created to rank the best restaurants in the world, published its first list on Dec. 17. A restaurant's ranking was…

Eating in Eden

While many Caribean countries have been slow to follow North America’s embrace of local, organic cooking, Cayman has proven to be an exception. It’s been doing its collective best to follow this and other forward-thinking dining trends—and with panache. The…

Introducing Cooking Issue

Introducing the Cooking Issue

The inaugural issue of Canada’s 100 Best Restaurants was so well received that we decided to expand our offering. So, the restaurant ranking issue will continue to be published annually in March, and each fall we will publish the Cooking…

Canada’s Best Patios Finder

This summer, the Canada’s 100 Best judges combed the country to find the patios we feel are worthy of your scarce free summer hours. Now you can quickly find the patio closest to you that's made the cut using our…

Great chefs in great places

Culinary Travel  | Fall 2015  | Destination Europe Join a great Canadian chef on a culinary pilgrimage to the land that inspires him. Visit the best, little-known restaurants. Get the chef’s tour of all the places that matter. Learn the…

Happier cows. Better Beef.

With demand for healthier and more naturally sourced meat increasing, farmers have responded by turning back the clock. by Brendan Christie   More and more, consumers and restaurants want to know what’s in their food these days. It’s about simpler…

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