Make the most of game day entertaining
Few things are more exciting and festive for sports fans than gathering with close friends to cheer on a favourite team. Although a large part of the fun involves watching the game, food and other festivities often round out the day — especially when fans gather in the comforts of private homes rather than big stadiums. Having good food nearby is essential when hosting sports fans for a big game, and there are many additional ways to...
Cook up some Canada Day fun
As the second-largest country in the world, Canada has much to celebrate. Each and every year, Canadians gather to commemorate Canada Day on July 1. Canada Day, previously known as Dominion Day, marks the joining of the Province of Canada, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick on July 1, 1867. It wasn’t until July 1, 1917 that the first official Canada Day celebration was held to mark this day of independence. Think about serving these...
Trends you may see when dining out
Restaurants are thriving once again. Since 2014, restaurant-goers have renewed interest in socializing away from home and more money to spend, a stark turnaround from preceding years when diners were living on tighter budgets thanks to a recession that began in 2008. As crowds waiting in line for their favorite eateries begin to grow anew, restaurants have begun to implement new menus and dining styles in an attempt to attract a...
Securing party reservations and other restaurant special requests
Restaurants can be ideal spots to celebrate special occasions or simply get a night off from cooking. One of the joys of dining out is having a delicious meal prepared and served without having to worry about post-meal cleanup. Dining establishments are in the business of keeping customers happy, but diners can do their part to make their next dining experience as enjoyable as possible. When planning your night out, call the...
How to make your holiday party unique
Entertaining season is in full swing, and many people’s social calendars are filled with parties, dinners and family gatherings. For those serving as host or hostess, setting your event apart from others can be challenging but not impossible. Explore these ideas to breathe new life into holiday parties. Choose a creative date. The weeks between December 1st and New Year’s Day tend to be the busiest of the holiday season, so think...
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