The old Urban Gourmet is back, at least as far as pizza goes. This is very exciting as we’d been looking for a good pizza fix since they sold the place. The tomato sauce is a bit different, maybe less sweet than UG, but... (1 reply, last updated by pekmez February 18, 2007)

Speaking of chow-finds that need to be shared again and again, I must shout out to the awesome folks at City Slicker Cafe in Somerville. I’ve been working some crazy hours and have relied on takeout more than usual, but... (6 replies, last updated by gini July 16, 2007)

that are also around a 10-minute walk or so from the museum. One is Cafe Spiaggia, which IMHO is the very best moderately-priced Italian restaurant in the entire city. Cafe Spiaggia is also fairly casual, although not nearly as... (5 replies, last updated by jbontario March 20, 2009)

Whenever I try a new pizza place, I tend to be a bit of a scientific process nerd and start with a plain cheese pizza as my control group. I finally had a chance to try City Slicker last night. Since it was just me, I opted for... (27 replies, last updated by chickendhansak September 15, 2007)

Now you city slickers can enjoy the awesome cheese, bacon and raw milk we exurbs rave about. I don’t see much about the Headhouse Market on CH, but heard that HF and D will be there starting today. I have only been to... (3 replies, last updated by Dib October 1, 2007)

I had the extreme pleasure of attending the Slow Food event at the City/Farm on Clybourn last Wednesday that MAG had previously written about. Apparently they have a dinner/fundraiser every Wednesday and you can read her post to... (2 replies, last updated by G Wiv August 2, 2003)

Yeah, so it’s big in the news, and every US city seems to have chickens galore. So I was wondering, naturally, if there’s a bylaw against it in Montreal. (3 replies, last updated by Arktik June 29, 2009)

We had dinner at the Farm in May. Such a wonderful gem of a restaurant and well worth the trip. An adventure for those of us living in Manhattan who rarely leave the city. excellent wine list and atmosphere. Good food with very... (0 replies, last updated by gritnyc June 11, 2007)

Where in the city are you located? The Loblaws at Bathurst and St. Clair has a lot of Walden Farms products as does the No Frills at Bathurst and Wilson. (10 replies, last updated by toveggiegirl November 22, 2009)

http://www.farmrestaurant.com/ Thought this deserved its own thread with reference to itself and not a resto in another Canadian city. Opening very, very soon paper is off the windows and it looks marvelous- rustic and comfy. (33 replies, last updated by TSAW November 22, 2009)

hi all, does anyone know of farms that will do tours this weekend, or at least in general? the ones i’ve found on the sites i’ve visited aren’t updated too often. actually, anything food-related and in... (5 replies, last updated by rworange December 29, 2007)

Coming to the city next week and have reservations a the above spot. Moved away a year ago ago and this is something new that we thought we’d try. Question??? Should we go there or head to someplace else??? Lived there for... (12 replies, last updated by Ridge September 11, 2008)

I have a friend who lives in Western Ma and has joined up with a local farm in the area. Apparantly, she pays for the season and picks up a box each week of whatever produce has been grown during that time. She has gotten all... (9 replies, last updated by Chris VR August 6, 2007)

This has been on my mind for a while: are the dairy products from Ronnybrook Farms (sold in Union Square Farmer’s Market, Chelsea Market, and retail stores around the city) organic. I don’t see “organic”... (5 replies, last updated by billt December 16, 2004)

With all of the exceptional chefs working for themselves in Toronto these days I cant see a reason to jump through hoops to go to the Farm.. You might as well get the chefs table at Thuet, Splendito or Didier etc, They are more... (15 replies, last updated by Olivia August 17, 2006)