Elizabeth Mendez
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LizzDrew Take On The ‘Loo Edition 18: Passing The Torch At Ethel’s
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A classic was on the docket for your favourite food reviewers this month: Ethel’s Lounge. A joint that requires no introduction, and probably no address given the iconic sign – although we will give it to you: 114 King Street North – Ethels’ reputation proceeds with it. A warm, inviting, retro spot with great decorations, great drinks and tons of great…
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LizzDrew Take On The ‘Loo Edition 17: We Should Just Totally Stab Caesar!!?
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Look out, Laurier! Although everyone’s favourite karaoke bar has moved down the road, a new hot spot has arrived in its place. Perfect for friends, families, and those alike, 1858 Caesar Bar has opened in Waterloo at 90 King St North. Surprisingly, this restaurant does not serve caesar salads, but instead makes up in another, much more interestingly refreshing way. This restaurant has an extensive menu to satisfy any person’s Mott’s Clamato needs, whether alcoholic…
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LizzDrew Take On The ‘Loo Edition 17: Bond, Jane Bond
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After a brief hiatus, your favourite food reviewers are back! This month we have an absolute treat, a cornerstone of the vibrant Uptown scene, a poster child for sustainable restaurant practices, an icon, Jane Bond. Tucked away at 5 Princess Street West, this retro haunt has been proudly serving the Waterloo community since 1995 offering great eats and great…
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LizzDrew Take On The ‘Loo Edition 16: A Reuben, a Pancake, and a Prayer at Mel’s Diner
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Situated between the two major campuses in Waterloo, Mel’s Diner remains a beloved stop for students and locals alike. If you’ve ever wondered what it might feel like to step directly into a Hollywood fanatic shrine room, Mel’s answers that question with confidence. The ambiance is unmistakable with retro Hollywood posters, classic big screen memorabilia plastered over every inch…
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LizzDrew Take On The ‘Loo Edition 16: Princess Treatment
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A Local Gem Where Paninis, Pudding, and Community Shine For this month’s edition, we wanted to review one of our favourite spots in Waterloo: The Princess Cafe. A part of the larger Princess Twin Cinemas at 46 King Street North, it offers a great spot to not only get some refreshments before catching a movie,…
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LizzDrew Take on the ‘Loo Edition 15: Act A Foolio
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From margaritas to mouthwatering tacos, LizzDew takes a trip across city lines to uncover why Don Julio’s might just be Kitchener’s best-kept Mexican secret. For this month’s edition of your favourite food reviewer’s escapades, we decided to cross city limits to check out Andrew’s personal favourite Mexican spot, Don Julio Taco & Tequila Bar. Located…
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Waterloo’s Hot Pot-Hot spot: Qing Shu Hot Pot
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LizzDrew Take on the ‘Loo Edition 14: Hot Pot Hot Spot Hey Golden Hawks. Your favorite friendly foodies are back this year with more reviews, more humour, and even more good eats! We wanted to start this year off strong and visit a place we knew would be good, cheap, and within walking distance–perfect for…
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Turns out beer is his middle name, who knew?
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After the culinary world tour that your dear reviewers have been on in recent months, we decided to bring things back to North America with the classic brewpub Abe Erb. Right in the heart of uptown, this swanky industrial bar provides great eats and beer made in-house — a plus for all local beer fans. …
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When all you can eat turns into all you can sleep
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Talk about food, food and more food. For our second annual Valentine’s Day edition of LizzDrew Take On The ‘Loo, we were in the mood for something that would give us a real challenge for our tummies — and what better way to do that than an all-you-can-eat dinner at Izakaya (although it will come…
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Are you pho real?
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Get ready for a fun, flirt filled edition for this month’s issue of LizzDrew take on the Loo. Your favourite contributors took a fun escapade down to Kitchener for a double date with their dear friends Deep and Ella at Pho Vietnam K&W, heavily recommended restaurant located just southeast of Laurier at 357 King St.…
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