ViaRail should be apart of your culinary vacation 


I’m on my way to the Food Bloggers of Canada convention, and what a perfect way to kick off this culinary trip then with ViaRail from London to Montreal!

Breakfast’s spinach eggs, sausages, home fries, croissant and fruit were a perfect start to the trip. With some peppermint tea too. I was so excited for lunch, but didn’t realized all the snacks in between… Tea and cookies, peanuts with Mike Weir’s Chardonay too. Then a fabulous lunch of Turkey, mashed potatoes, Brussels sprouts, carrots, quinoa with corn. I switched to Weir’s tasty Cab Merlot which went so good with Theobroma dark chocolates.

Mauricio, Jimmy were fabulous on-train attendants, they made me feel so appreciated and welcomed on this journey. Even slipping me an extra chocolate.

Not only are you being culinary pampered on the Via train, when travelling business class with the sounds of silver cutlery clanging against glass dishware, you also get such a fabulous view of Lake Ontario. I’m so looking forward to my trip back for Lunch and Dinner!

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About Marsha Idella

It's my Edible Journey! I love food. I love love love chef tastings. Eating out inspires my home cooking. I’m passionate about sharing the foods I’ve tasted – made by someone else or me. I love sharing my journey through food, advising where to eat and what to eat. Sometimes it’s a homemade meal, a nearby restaurant, a culinary vacation or a food themed event. I love sharing food photos and their descriptions just as much as eating, but I also need to archive my foodie photos and recommendations thus far so that I don’t forget where I’ve been. Sometimes it is about eating the same thing twice – especially when you want to share that experience with someone or just relive it. “This is amazing, you gotta eat this”
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3 Responses to ViaRail should be apart of your culinary vacation 

  1. Lori M-I says:

    WOW! I had no idea. It looks like a great way to travel (and dine)!

  2. Thanks for sharing. I had no idea VIA could be so fun. See you soon

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