By Ron Johnson
Yes, the Rogers Centre now boasts a funky new outfield standing area for Jays games, but one of the most unique locations to watch the game is still from the only hotel in North America located inside a major league stadium. With the Toronto Blue Jays home opener just around the corner on April 11, … Continued
Taste Test judge Anthony Rose samples the city’s most bountiful catch —fish and chips — the perfect dish to ring in spring. Winner (Traditional): Sea Witch “This is light and crispy, and I love the addition of the pickerel. I never order pickerel or halibut. I usually go for cod or haddock because I want two pieces, and … Continued
Although inflation has caused the cost of dining out to soar, there are many standout restaurants in the city with quality food at reasonable prices. And when it comes to restaurant recommendations, who better to trust than a chef — and a Michelin chef to boot! Chef Jeffrey Bovis, recently awarded a Bib Gourmand for … Continued
Toronto’s favourite Filipino foodie event — Filipino Restaurant Month — is back for its second year. Kicking off on April 1, the event was launched to promote and support Filipino restaurants and chefs, while encouraging the use of Philippine-made ingredients. The month-long food extravaganza will see participating restaurants offer prix fixe menus that showcase the … Continued
Blue Jays fans get ready to celebrate — today is opening day! The Jays will face-off against the St. Louis Cardinals this afternoon at a sold-out Busch Stadium. On April 11, fans will return to the new and improved Rogers Centre not just to cheer on the boys in blue, but to enjoy some interesting … Continued
If you’re a regular ivory tickler you might already know that today is World Piano Day! Founded in 2015 by composer Nils Frahm, it takes place on the 88th day of the year, referencing the number of keys on the piano. Celebrations and events are scheduled to take place all over the world, and piano.org … Continued
If you’re looking for some good homemade food after a night at the club, a new restaurant just outside the city is the place to go. Monarch Restaurant and Lounge is gaining social media popularity not just for their upscale take on African fare, but for being one of the few places open until the … Continued
Where you should go for the best slice of pizza in Toronto is up for debate — the city is home to countless pie joints, including old school, upscale and modern takes with tons of cheesy and meaty options to satisfy any craving. Here are the 10 best pizza slices in Toronto. Pizzeria Badiali 108 … Continued
Beloved Toronto bakery Midnight Cookie has opened its first brick-and-mortar shop, much to the delight of its legions of fans who could previously only order the fresh baked cookies online. Beginning as a pandemic hobby, founders Emily Banks and Alon Steinbach say the idea for the bakery was fuelled by something most of us can relate to: boredom and hunger. … Continued
Although inflation has caused the cost of dining out to soar, there are many standout restaurants in the city with quality food at reasonable prices. And when it comes to restaurant recommendations, who better to trust than a chef — and a Michelin chef to boot! Chef Steven Molnar, recently awarded a Michelin star for … Continued
Toronto’s pedestrian-only Distillery District is one of the most recognizable destinations in the city. Hollywood Blockbusters and Oscar-winning films like Chicago and X-Men have used the district as part of their set. And it’s no surprise why: the cobblestone streets, Victorian Industrial buildings and bustling culture make the neighbourhood worthy of any big screen. Once … Continued
“For me, food and cuisine is all about memories. And my best memory is the smell of naan from my grandmother’s kitchen, where I was born and raised,” says Martine Bauer, who along with Maxime Hoerth and Jonathan Bauer —the same trio behind Toronto’s lauded French restaurant Pompette — recently opened Bakery Pompette in Little … Continued
