Over the past two months, Alberta’s two biggest cities have been ramping up to see which could get the most businesses to go straw-free for at least one day. Continue reading →

In the final two months of 2017, Albertans spent a record $789 million dining out in restaurants and bars — but the spending surge was largely due to higher menu prices because of increased minimum wages. Continue reading →

The inaugural Chinatown Dining Week kicked off Saturday and runs until Jan. 28.  Continue reading →

A new local guide maps out 45 lesser-known gems in Edmonton. The creator was spurred on by a relatively unflattering review of the city in Lonely Planet’s latest guide. Continue reading →

Five Edmonton eateries have made OpenTable’s 100 Best Restaurants in Canada for 2017.  Continue reading →

An Edmonton wine expert says the Edmonton Economic Development Corporation has done an “abysmal” job in promoting and marketing the city’s culinary scene. Continue reading →

Alberta restaurant owners say an ever-increasing minimum wage, the carbon tax, and federal small business changes have created a ‘hostile policy environment’ that has pitted employees and customers against employers. Continue reading →

Air Canada says “Edmonton was the surprise of the year,” as three of the city’s eateries made the airline’s list of the country’s Top 10 best new restaurants. Continue reading →

LovePizza offers food delivery to customers through Skip The Dishes. Therefore, owner Gavin Fedorak was surprised to see his pizzeria listed on DoorDash, another food delivery company. Continue reading →

As of next month, Albertans who are fans of the Tex-Mex restaurant Chili’s will have to head to either Banff, or Edmonton or Calgary’s airport if they want items from its menu. Continue reading →