When Warden Station’s bus terminal and its popular patty spot, Bakery on the Go, closed up shop in November thanks to a sweeping revitalization project, it wasn’t just the transit map that took a hit. For patty loyalists, it was the end of an era. Supplied by the iconic Fahmee Bakery, Warden’s patties had been … Continued
Fet Zun, the much-loved Middle Eastern restaurant on Dupont Street, is closing its doors at the end of the year. Owner Anthony Rose shared the news on Instagram, revealing that the last dinner service will be later this month. View this post on Instagram A post shared by anthony rose (@chefanthonyrose) In his … Continued
A Toronto couple with Italian heritage have opened Bar Niro, an aperitivo bar inspired by the Italian custom of gathering with loved ones for drinks and bites before dinner. Co-owner Martino Niro, immigrated to Toronto from Italy as a young child in the 70s, and and his partner, Carla La Marca, is a second generation … Continued
After seven years on Eglinton Avenue East, Snakes & Lattes’ midtown location is rolling its final dice. Known for being more than just a board game café, this vibrant space offered thousands of games, curated drinks and a cozy community atmosphere. The announcement, shared via Instagram, signals the end of a chapter for one of … Continued
Once again, Toronto finds itself basking in global praise, this time for something that isn’t just delicious — it’s drop-dead gorgeous. Bar Raval, the moody watering hole in Little Italy, has landed on the 50 Best list of the most beautiful bars in the world, rubbing architectural elbows with some seriously swanky spots. View … Continued
Toronto is about to experience a new kind of dining destination — one that blends food, shopping and wellness under one roof. Pii Nong’s upcoming flagship location on Yonge Street isn’t just another restaurant; it’s an immersive experience that takes you straight to Thailand. “We really just wanted to bring a new type of dining … Continued
Toronto’s dining scene is a whirlwind — so many new spots, so little time and way too many opinions. Enter Rick Silver (@dicksworld), the city’s favourite food blogger and resident truth-teller. Known for his sharp tongue and zero patience for mediocrity, Rick dishes out the real deal, unfiltered. If he says “run, don’t walk,” you … Continued
Tired of the same old holiday parties with awkward small talk and ‘how’s the weather?’ A Taste of Dinner With Strangers is flipping the script this December. No forced mingling, just a night designed for real conversations and genuine connections. Started in 2017 by Jess Janz and Ryan Cantelon, With Strangers was born from the … Continued
Ever dreamed of stepping into Tokyo’s retro streets? Queen West’s Lost in Tokyo makes it happen. Hidden inside a vintage clothing store, it’s Toronto’s first parfait-only shop, blending intricate desserts with a heavy dose of anime nostalgia. The menu at Lost in Tokyo is a dessert lover’s dream, with each layer illustrated and explained. Tropical … Continued
After almost 100 years of serving some of the city’s most beloved fried seafood, Reliable Fish and Chips has quietly closed its doors. The iconic cash-only spot on Queen Street East, known for its light, crispy batter and tender, flaky fish, is now permanently closed. Despite the closure, the restaurant’s Instagram was updated as recently … Continued
Toronto’s holiday pop-up bars are here, turning festive cocktails and over-the-top kitsch into a seasonal spectacle — one spiked hot chocolate at a time. Melody View this post on Instagram A post shared by Gladstone House | Toronto (@gladstonehouseto) On until New Year’s Eve, Melody Bar transforms into a snow globe fever dream, … Continued
Toronto’s Queen West has a new plot twist: The Food Alley, a once-empty lot that’s now your go-to for global eats and vibey street food. It’s part pop-up, part permanent hangout and all about keeping your stomach entertained. With plans to eventually host more than a dozen vendors, Food Alley’s starting lineup is lean but … Continued
