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Toronto chefs open gourmet grocer in heart of Muskoka

By Ron Johnson

Elana Kochman, Toben Kochman and Ryan Feldman, the foodies behind Toronto’s TOBEN Catering, have just opened the Pearl. It’s  an urban-meets-country-inspired artisanal market and snack bar that aims to provide a unique culinary experience for locals, visitors, and cottage-goers alike. “We are excited to open our new country market The Pearl this June and to be … Continued

The 10 best restaurants in Yorkville, ranked

By Megan Gallant

Picking a place to eat in Yorkville is like picking a place to drink on King West —  there are endless options. But that just means you’re sure to find the vibe you’re looking for. So, whether that’s a rooftop patio to sip a pint while watching the Jays’ game, a laid back cocktail bar … Continued

7 of Toronto’s wildest ice cream flavours

By Jennifer Schembri

We asked chef Anthony Rose to take a walk on the wild side this summer and sample the city’s new crop of unconventional ice cream combos. Read on to find out which flavours made him melt. Winner: Black sesame egg yolk —Wong’s Ice Cream “Cool! The egg yolk is very custardy and rich and so delicious. This is … Continued

Reservations for Summerlicious open today

By Julia Mastroianni

Summerlicious is back in full effect this summer! Between July 7 and 23, over 200 restaurants in the Toronto area will be offering lunch or dinner pre-fixe menus for all to enjoy. Participating restaurants offer their pre-fixe menus at six different price points, ranging from $20 lunches to $75 dinners. Among the affordable luxury experiences … Continued

The five best restaurants on Geary, ranked

By Megan Gallant

If you’ve never set foot on Geary Avenue, it’s high time you gave it a visit. On a small strip north of Dupont, between Ossington Avenue and Dufferin Street, you’ll find a little strip of eateries that stray from the businesses on Ossington. But it’s not just the lack of passers-by and tourists that make … Continued

Why small Italian eateries are vanishing in midtown

By Megan Gallant

Considered the heart of midtown,  the intersection of Yonge & Eglinton has experienced a boom in development owing to its central location. And as the midtown centre continues to grow, so too does the size of the restaurants taking up space—especially when it comes to eating Italian. It seems Yonge and Eglinton’s many new residents find … Continued