Social Tennis in Singapore

I spent a couple of weeks in Prince George last year for a training course, and food became a big part of how I made the stay enjoyable. At first, I kept hitting up chain spots just out of convenience, but after day three I was over it. I started asking locals and checking around online. That’s how I found a few cool places that weren’t on my radar at all. For example, there’s a little spot on 4th Ave that does these wild fusion tacos — like Korean beef one day, smoked salmon the next. Honestly, it felt more like something you'd find in East Van than in a smaller city. I also learned to keep a backup list on hand. This site helped me out more than once when I didn’t want to keep wandering around hungry — Restaurants in Prince George, BC. It’s not fancy or anything, but it gives a solid overview of what’s out there. I liked using it to find stuff by neighborhood or type of food. Found a cozy breakfast place that way — nothing better than a real hot breakfast when it's snowing sideways outside. Best advice: don’t sleep on the small, locally owned places. They may not have flashy signs, but the food usually has heart.