and teenage girls it is ! Thanks for the recommendation !

Great, thanks !

Thanks for the recommendation, my only concern is that I think I read somewhere that they don't take reservations, which might be a problem, especially if it's a busy spot ( my wife's birthday falls on the Friday night )

I forgot to mention our party is comprised of 4 adults and 2 teenagers (who are fairly adventurous eaters ).

My family and I are renting a cottage in July about 15 minutes from Belfast, Maine and while we're there it will be my wife's birthday. We'd like to go out for dinner that evening somewhere within a half hour drive ( if possible !) and are looking for suggestions of a charming spot with good food.

Hi, my two daughters (13 and 16 ) and I will be in New York in late January, and I'm looking for suggestions for a nice NY lunch for our last day, which happily ($ !) corresponds with the first day of Winter Restaurant Week. It will be their first time in NY so I'd like it to be memorable, and am thinking I'd like to take them somewhere special . My eldest is a pretty adventurous eater, the youngest not as much, but I think could be up for something different especially in a nicer room where she'll be on her best behavior ! After doing some surfing I'm thinking along the lines of 21 Club, Gotham, Gramercy Tavern etc, although not having been to any of these myself, I'm looking for your thoughts !

Thanks for the tips !

That's two for Kitchenette, thanks for the suggestions !

I'll check it out, thanks for the tip !

Thanks Fintastic, I called Pied de Couchon and got a table for Friday night, although it's early by Montreal standards, it will work for us ! The bridge sounds like a great place to watch the fireworks, and Kitchenette sounds pretty good, so maybe that will work too ! Thanks for your help !

I forgot to mention that the girls are pretty food adventurous ( for teenagers !) so don't hold back !

My two teenage daughters (13 &16) and I are coming to Ottawa for the first four days of the Bluesfest ( July 5-9) so I'm looking for some suggestions for interesting and tasty spots to eat. My girls are pretty food adventurous, and we're staying at an apartment near the Byward market, but we'd be interested in maybe taking some daytrips if there are some spots outside of town.

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Byward Cafe
55 Byward Market Sq, Ottawa, ON K1N9C3, CA

My wife and I and our two daughters (13 &16) are coming to Montreal for 4 days over the Canada Day weekend, and are looking for some neat spots to eat with the girls. My wife and I met in Montreal, and I went to Concordia for 4 years, so the city has always been special for us, but it's been a few years since we were there ( and the first time with the kids !). We rented an apartment near Lafontaine Park so suggestions in the plateau would be great, but others are welcome ! In particular we're looking for a place in Old Montreal for Saturday night, as we're going to Cirque de Soleil and then want to hang around for the fireworks.