Eastern European

So how did I discover this VERY hidden gem for home made perogies? It all started with Twitter and the words “Pulled Pork Perogies”. I’m a huge fan of pulled pork and I also really like perogies, but having the two combined was something unheard of. Needless to say I was curious and exited to try this modern day pierogi.

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It’s a local favourite and family owned institution in New York since 1888. I refrain from calling it a “deli”, because it isn’t. Many people call it a “deli”, but it’s actually an “appetizing store” and one of the very few remaining ones in New York.

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It’s probably been one of Vancouver’s most raved about restaurants since it opened summer last year. It’s made almost every single Top 10 list of 2010 as “best restaurant”. So what else is there left to say if everything’s already been said? Well if you’re on here, then lots!

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Burgoo offers comfort food from several international cuisines from around the world. It’s hearty, home made and affordable and they’re most popular for soups and stews.

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Kolache Factory is a franchise that started in Houston, Texas and it’s popular for breakfast & brunch. It specializes in kolaches, a delicious traditional Eastern European baked bun stuffed with sweet or savory filling. They’re made from scratch and baked daily!

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Another random find! I had finished eating at Le Do Vietnamese Restaurant down the street and i was craving some dessert…surprise surprise huh? =p Anyways I started walked up the street and noticed 4 bakeries just one block.

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