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Discover the Iconic Orange Julep in Montreal

Billy Conley06 mins
Legend has it that since the early ’50s, Montreal’s finest hot wheels and classic cars have converged at the “Big Orange” on Decarie Boulevard. This beloved landmark has been a favorite among kids, their parents, and even their grandparents, who likely strolled through the parking lot admiring vintage rides while sipping the secret recipe of the Orange Julep. This iconic drink, a foamy, neon orange concoction, was the inspiration for founder Hermas Gibeau to establish his restaurant in 1932.
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Montreal’s Guide to Public Drinking Etiquette

Bobby Spencer04 mins
Montreal adopts an open-minded approach to numerous topics, including its legal drinking age, which stands at 18—lower than the 19 seen in most of Canada. However, public drinking is heavily regulated. The only permissible public drinking occurs within establishments that possess an alcohol-serving permit from the Liquor, Racing and Gaming Authority (Régie des permis d’alcool du Québec).
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Explore Dining and Food Choices at Chesapeake Energy Arena

Bobby Spencer06 mins
The concept of stadium food is evolving across the nation. What was once a simple selection of nachos, peanuts, and hot dogs has transformed into a diverse, flavorful, and even upscale dining experience. Oklahoma City’s Chesapeake Energy Arena has certainly elevated the food offerings. Renowned chefs fromLevy RestaurantsandSavor Cateringhave introduced a wide array of new dishes and beverages, and further enhancements are on the horizon. Thus, when you visit the arena, perhaps to catch a Thunder game, here are a few offerings that promise to delight your palate.
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Comprehensive Seating Guide for Talking Stick Resort Arena

John Doe04 mins
The Talking Stick Resort Arena, previously known as US Airways Center and America West Arena, is situated in downtown Phoenix at 301 W. Jefferson. This venue serves as the home for the Phoenix Suns and Phoenix Mercury basketball teams. Additionally, the Arizona Rattlers host their arena football games here. The arena also accommodates numerous concerts, events, and family performances. Notably, for concerts, the stage is typically positioned on the north side of the floor, with extra seating added in the center.
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