Stuck in A Culinary Rut? Brant County Has Some Suggestions To Spice Things Up While Local Kitchen Supporting.
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The Municipality Hatched the Brant Eats Initiative Last Year to Inspire Locals and Visitors to Discover Independently Owned Spots across the County throughout March.
“We encourage Everyone to Dine Local, Share Their Experiences, and Support the Hardworking Restaurant Owners who Make Brant’s Food Scene So Special,” Zach Gable, Director of Economic Development and Tourism for the County, Said in A News Release.
One Such Place is Skyway Cafe, an All-Day Breakfast Spot Serving Classics Like Pancakes and Omelettes Right in the Action of the Brantford Municipal Airport.
It’s a small space – Only around 10 tables – with large windows that make diners feel like they practically on the runway. It’s a hit with kids and regulars, and because the airport is sometimes used as a movie rental, it has even had celebrties like Kevin Bacon and gene hackman come through.
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Mention “Brant Eats” at Skyway or one of the other nine participating Spots in March and you go there, According to the country.
And diners who submit a photo of a meal at any Brant County Restaurant by the End of the Month CAN ENTER FOR A WIN A GIFT Certificate for Up to $ 200 for Any Local EATY.
Some of the other participating spots
Devlin’s Country Bistro, 704 Mount Pleasant Rd., Mount Pleasant
The upscale Contemporary Bistro has been a country Staple for More than 35 Years, But Holds Over One Hundred Years of History – It was the Birthplace of Arthur Sturgis Hardy, the Fourth Premier of Ontario, and A General Store.
Now, it is recognized for flavourful menu items likes middle eastern half chicken and wood grilled iberico pork chop, with ingredients from local farms featuring heavily.
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Blue Gables Acres, Paris
An indigenous-obned Paris Microwinery Creates Wines, Jams and Jellies, and Even Freeze-Dried Ice Cream, Using Multiple Varieties of Haskap Berries, Which the Owners Describbe as Tasting Like “Blueberries and Raspberries Smashed Together with a splash of zing!”
There’s a Hyperlocal Focus – From the haskap Berries Grown on their grounds, to the oak staves from Nearby St. George they use to their boreal Blizzard Wine.
The Best Place to Purchase is at the Brantford or Waterdown Farmers Markets, but their hold group Tastings on their property, by side.
The Trenza Tacos, 31 Mechanic St., Paris
Siblings from Oaxaca, Mexico City, Bring the Flavours of Their Upbringing To A Cheery Stall in Wincey Mills. Their authentic tacos are made from scratch, using ingredients from other local vendors in the market, Like link Street Sausage House and Van Laeken Family Farm.
Other participating restaurants include:
- Burger Factory
- CAPESH CRAFT Kitchen and Cellar
- Dog-Ered Cafe
- The Grand Bayou Cajun Kitchen
- Large BBQ Tour
- Moore-ish Caribbean Cookhouse
- Secret lunch
For Contest Details, Visit Brant.ca/brants.
Celeste Percy-Beauregard is a local journalism initiative reporter based at the hamilton spectator. The Initiative is Funded by the Government of Canada.
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