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Category: Best of Toronto

Kates en français

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Last year, Joanne Kates named French bistro Pastis her number one restaurant in Toronto. Here are five more of Kates’ favourites.

Toronto's best eco-friendly haircut

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So what exactly is an eco-friendly haircut, you ask? My fears of wind-powered clippers and patchouli-based unguents were unfounded. It turns out it’s really quite similar to a standard haircut, except that Parlour takes pains to reduce their footprint at every step of the process.

Best places to watch the World Cup in Toronto

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As one of the world’s most culturally diverse cities, it should really come as no shock that the start of the World Cup is big news in the Big Smoke. Here’s our comprehensive list of where you should watch the games.

Beat the heat at Toronto's best outdoor pools

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While Toronto’s cooling centres are one way to bring down body temperatures, there’s an alternative that never goes out of style — the swimming pool. PostCity.com has picked the best outdoor pools in the city, so be prepared to enter a new level of cool.

Best bike routes down to the waterfront

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Finally — sunshine and blue skies again. The type of weather that makes you want to hop on a bike and head down to the waterfront. PostCity.com talked to some of the top bikers in Hogtown to get the scoop on the best ways to avoid traffic and breeze your way down to the lake.

Best gift ideas for Mother's Day in Toronto

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Mother’s Day is just around the corner, and while macaroni cards may be out of the question, PostCity.com has picked the best stores to help say “I love you, mom” without all the pasta and glue.

Toronto's best Easter Sunday brunches

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Those who say that breakfast is the most important meal of the day clearly fail to embrace the point of weekends, and the serenity provided by a few extra hours of sleep.

Best bicycle shops in Toronto

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With Toronto’s most beloved bike broker no longer in business — godspeed on wherever the ten-speed of life takes you, Igor — Post City takes a look at the best of the city’s other cycle shops.

Best place to get your laptop fixed

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Laptop Centre isn’t in the most picturesque part of town. But, if you’ve managed to smash your IBM ThinkPad or discovered your MacBook’s keyboard is dead, aesthetics is probably low on your list of concerns.