Gaspé Peninsula
Try this colorful bakery for picnic breads, decent Italian coffee and mouthwatering French pastries and quiche.
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Winnipeg
This extensive farmers market has scores of vendors selling seasonal produce, prepared foods, crafts and more.
Newfoundland & Labrador
Every perfect village needs a delicious eatery. Quiche, fish cakes, scones and afternoon tea are all on order.
Labrador
If you're staying on the island, you get a package deal that includes gourmet dining at this fine restaurant.
Yellowknife
Look out for this lunchtime food truck specialising in authentic Thai dishes, which parks on Franklin Ave.
New Brunswick
Stop here for coffee, soups, sandwiches and yummy cakes. You can browse local handicrafts while you wait.
Kelowna
The coffee at this multilocation Kelowna fave is the best locally. The in-house bakery products are good.
British Columbia
An ideal road-trip breaker where you can refuel with coffee and a cinnamon bun or something more savory.
Yellowknife
This excellent upstairs canteen-style place does sushi with a polar spin: the raw fish is Arctic char.
The Laurentians
Superb deli with local specialties, some of which are homemade, plus full meals perfect for picnics.
Montréal
Strong coffee, nice sandwiches and Japanese rice bowls – an incongruous mix, but a delicious one.
Yukon Territory
Offering good home-style cooking with options to sit inside or out, Kathy's is popular with locals.
Whitehorse
The Fireweed Community Market draws vendors from the region; the berries are fabulous.
Winnipeg
A delightful cafe specializing in all sorts of decadent baked goodies and light meals.
Nova Scotia
This bakery is famous for its hearty bread. Sandwiches are made on thick slabs of it.
Labrador
Fresh doughnuts, pies, breakfast dishes and pizzas are served at this small bakery.
Okanagan Valley
The market draws more than 100 vendors. It's just west of Hwy 97.
Vancouver
Colonizing what used to be an old paper tag factory, this tiny bakery produces what may be Vancouver's finest sourdough loaf. Using ingredients sourced…
Vancouver
The detailed, Parisian-look interior of this chocolate-lovers' hangout (Western Canada first branch of a popular Quebec mini-chain) is enough to entice…
Vancouver
A budget dining option that's very busy in summer; you could auction off your table to the highest bidder when you're ready to depart (just kidding)…
Vancouver
A buzzing seafood joint where Vancouver locals like to be seen scoffing a wide array of aquatic treats. Knowing reinventions of the classics include prawn…
Vancouver
The more popular of two side-by-side pizza joints (hence the lineups). The generously topped thin-crust slices here are the perfect way to salve your…
Québec City
For a snack on the go, locals favor this humble stand inside Marché du Vieux-Port, with its ever-changing array of delectable homemade sausages. Four to…
Montréal
On a leafy street near McGill University, students, professors and the odd neighborhood regular not associated with the university flock to this charming…
Vancouver
The booze (beer, cocktails and tequila) is just as important as the food (Latin American street nosh) at this buzzing, patio-fronted hangout. Snag a…
Vancouver
Aiming to convert meat-eaters into herbivores is the stated aim of this small vegetarian burger bar, which means hearty, meat-esque dishes such as grilled…
Montréal
In business for seven decades, this enormous 'shack' 45-minutes north of Montréal serves a set menu that includes ham, bacon, sausages, oreilles de crisse…
Montréal
Above Sparrow – Cardinal's food-focused sibling – you'll find a two-story tearoom set with a glittering chandelier, velvet couches, framed artwork and…
Montréal
Wilensky’s feels like walking onto a 1950s Hollywood movie set. Rickety wooden stools line the counter and photographs from the 1930s festoon the walls…
Eastern Townships
Best known for its scrumptious maple pies, this bakery in an attractive old brick-walled general store in central Frelighsburg does double duty as a…
Montréal
Trì Dư prepares superb sushi and sashimi plates, along with inventive salads and soups with a hint of his home country of Vietnam in this hip, vintage…
Vancouver
West Coast seafood dominates at this slick, high-ceilinged restaurant-with-a-view near Granville Bridge. The fresh oysters are popular and they're best…
Vancouver
In the heart of Olympic Village, this popular neighborhood haunt serves gourmet comfort nosh such as Cajun chicken burgers and pineapple-and-pulled-pork…
Whistler
Offering small plates ($6 to $16) for nibblers and main dishes for starving skiers, the chefs at this casual upstairs spot advertise their work as 'modern…
Vancouver
Take a seat beneath the giant wooden spoon and fork paintings at this laid-back joint and tuck into satisfying Thai comfort grub. The papaya salad and…
Montréal
This sweet bakery has delectable pastries, tasty sandwiches (including an egg-and-cheese breakfast option) and a tempting selection of loaves. At…
Calgary
Its motto is 'the drive-in you can't drive by' and clearly, the crowds agree. It's packed, offering a largely-unchanged-since-1962 menu of super-thick…
Montréal
This self-consciously hip restaurant is a magnet for the young, postparty brunch crowd. More than a dozen different types of omelets, plus all the…
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