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Food writer Hamilton City Magazine; Hamilton Spectator. Kitchen Bliss ~ blogging recipes and food stories, recipe tester. GTHA FBC.

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DINING DISTRICTS: A Locke on food

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By Diane Galambos Verified
| HAMILTON CITY Magazine Verified
This interesting west Hamilton street is ever-evolving, with newcomers joining long-time eateries to make for a true foodie destination. On the whole, my visits to Locke Street have all been linked to food. It must be said that I can think of over a dozen eateries that closed in recent decades. Remarkably, empty spaces are quickly filled with new dining experiences and Locke Street continues to thrive.
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Chef Matty Matheson: By the books

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By Diane Galambos Verified
| HAMILTON CITY Magazine Verified
The celebrity chef has now made his mark in Hamilton, with elevated pub Iron Cow Public House at TD Coliseum. So what can we glean about him from the recipes and stories in his three cookbooks? For months, his name was on the lips of Hamilton food enthusiasts: Matty, Matty, Matty. The buzz was connected to the news that Hamilton’s new TD Coliseum would include a Matty Matheson restaurant.
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DINING DISTRICTS: Making Concessions

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By Diane Galambos Verified
| HAMILTON CITY Magazine Verified
Hamilton Mountain’s most northerly street is an important and eclectic city dining destination. My Hamilton roots centred around the Delta until we joined those moving up to the Mountain. Prior to researching this article, I had not known that, about a century ago, the north side of Concession was the southern city limit. Added to this information from the Concession Business Improvement Area (BIA) was the fact that it took some wrangling to move the southern border to Fennell Avenue in 1929.
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