The chalet at 214 Snowbridge Way is an enviable rental option for those looking to get away this ski season. Located in Blue Mountain Village, this home is just a two-hour drive away from the city. The town has a friendly, resort-like feel where tourists can spend their days on the slopes. This four-bedroom, six-bathroom … Continued
Parkdale burger institution Harry’s Charbroiled has reopened and the new owners are returning it to its grease-filled glory. In the hands of former server Penny Andru, with the help of the original owners Tommy Petropolous and his brother, what was once Harry’s Charbroiled is now The Original’s Dining Lounge. Still located at 160 Springhurst Ave., … Continued
Uncle Ray’s Food and Liquor is coming to Toronto. The team behind the new restaurant and the recently openly Hamilton soul food spot of the same name includes well-known Toronto restaurateur Yannick Bigourdan as well as Adam Teolis, Michael Angeloni and Dan Kennedy. You might recognize the Bigourdan name from popular restaurants such as Carbon … Continued
The new year will bring more than champagne and resolutions for the Miller Tavern. The Hogg’s Hollow restaurant and its sister spot on Bay Street are being transformed by the Khabouth and Harij machine, ICONINK, in 2020. With extensive renovations and a complete menu revamp in the works, ICONINK is hoping to turn the tired … Continued
Food stylist Jill Chen runs a luncheonette program called Freestyle Farm out of her photography studio, just west of Spadina Avenue on Richmond Street, each week. Every Monday to Friday since November of 2018, between the hours of 11 a.m. and 2 p.m., foodies across Toronto are able to place an order and pick up … Continued
It’s no question that delays come with the territory of opening a new restaurant. There can be issues with construction, licensing, staffing, you name it. There are an inexplicable amount of hurdles restaurateurs have to get over before they cut the red ribbon. This year has brought some incredible restos, but since the summer we … Continued
To some, 7 Numbers is a restaurant, but to most diners, it’s a second home. The original southern Italian eatery has been a staple of the Eglinton West community for over a decade. Presided over by chef Rosa Marinuzzi—better known as Mama Rosa—an evening at the cozy space unfolds like it would at your imagined nonna’s house. … Continued
It’s hard to believe that 210 Rose Park Dr. was ever described as a “shabby home” by its owners. Prior to an intensive 14-month renovation, this now-elevated space was bare bones with cracked plaster walls and outdated designs. After partnering up with interior designer Natalie Thorel, the owners completely reimagined this Moore Park house into … Continued
The unique space at 50 Bartlett Ave. has hints of industrialism that speak to its former life. It boasts a ton of character, with an eclectic mix of colour and furniture making it worthy of being a $5,995 per month rental. This cosy two-bedroom, three-bathroom rental spans over 1,750-square-feet across two storeys. It comes furnished … Continued
Buying a gift for your special someone is not always an easy task. Some people are happy with a simple piece of jewellery, while others are hoping for something that strays from the ordinary. This year, get creative and give a gift you can share. From cooking with cannabis to meat smoking 101, here are … Continued
Yeah Yeahs Pizza, the Nova Scotia-based pizzeria in partnership with Boxcar Social, has closed its doors in Toronto. Without any forewarning or announcement, the Summerhill pizzeria boarded up their windows earlier this week. As of right now their Instagram, Facebook and website are all still active and there has yet to be a formal goodbye. … Continued
