Eatdrink #80 November/December 2019 - The Holiday Issue
The LOCAL food and drink magazine serving London, Stratford & Southwestern Ontario since 2007
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28 | <strong>November</strong>/<strong>December</strong> <strong>2019</strong><br />
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We also faced a more physical challenge. Can we actually fit<br />
everyone interested into one publication? Yes we can, but we had<br />
to change the binding to a “perfect bound” style — readers will<br />
love this — to accommodate twice the page count. <strong>The</strong> handy size<br />
is retained, but this guide will have far more heft. More important,<br />
in the end, we will not only have a bigger guide, but a better guide.<br />
I soon realized that we are creating a more diversified publication,<br />
built on the strengths of our previous guides, but a more accurate<br />
<strong>The</strong> Tin Fiddler & River Run Brew Co.,<br />
Sarnia<br />
reflection of the culinary<br />
industry as a whole. That is<br />
satisfying on so many levels.<br />
Storm Stayed Brewing Co.,<br />
London<br />
Great Expectations<br />
Our amazing restaurants<br />
continue to get their due<br />
in this guide, and we’re<br />
able to highlight so many<br />
of them here. Our biggest<br />
frustration with <strong>Eatdrink</strong><br />
is the constraints on the<br />
number of stories we can tell<br />
in any one issue, which is not an issue here. Our greatest<br />
strength with <strong>Eatdrink</strong> is the quality of our writers. Even<br />
our BUZZ column, which could have been handled as a<br />
laundry list of events, is engagingly assembled. While<br />
a culinary guide is most definitely not a magazine, we<br />
have developed a format that marries the practical