There are few things Toronto loves more than a good sandwich — and even fewer things the internet loves more than telling you you’re wrong for enjoying one. Tucked inside the West Window at 161 Baldwin St., Uncle Pete’s Bread & Co. opened its doors in August 2025 and has already entered the chat. After … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Fans are convinced that Drake has teamed up with McDonald’s for a major campaign. Over the past few days, posters featuring the McDonald’s branding alongside Drake’s October’s Very Own (OVO) owl have been spotted around Toronto, stamped with the line “Where Night Owls Land” and a launch-style date: “Coming 2.17.” As of publication, there has … Continued
Toronto’s chocolate scene is having a major moment this month, and the hunt for the perfect box has led us from the cobblestones of the Distillery to the high-fashion halls of Yorkdale. Whether you’re looking for the artisanal grit of a bean-to-bar shop or the polished, hand-painted elegance of an Aline Nasseh bonbon, the city … Continued
Toronto’s Queen West just got a major hit of star power — and a rare dose of “nice” from the world’s most notoriously fiery chef. On Feb. 1, The Roasted Nut Company located at 768 Queen St. W. became the centre of a social media frenzy when Gordon Ramsay walked in unannounced. While many fans … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Toronto is about to lose one of its most iconic diners. Patrician Grill, the King St E greasy spoon that’s been serving the neighbourhood since 1953, will close this spring after a 73-year run. The owners announced the closure in a video posted to the restaurant’s Instagram page on Monday, noting that the decision was … Continued
If you’re wondering whether you can still pull off a cool, candlelit Valentine’s Day dinner without the eye-watering price tag, the answer is yes. Book one of these spots and you’ll save the night — without draining your savings. Hanmoto View this post on Instagram A post shared by H A N M … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Toronto has no shortage of sleek late-night cocktail bars, but it’s not every day one hides inside a matcha café. This after-dark transformation reflects a bigger shift in the city’s drinks scene, where tea-based mixology is moving from a niche health trend to a staple of high-end nightlife. Enter Matcha Matcha, the minimalist Church Street … Continued
From pop-ups to the Harbourfront Centre and now Kensington Market, Bim Street Eats has been spreading the soul of Bajan food across Toronto. Focused on the flavours of Barbados, Bim Street Eats is the brainchild of chef Aiko Rudder-Jones, a young entrepreneur who moved to Toronto in 2013. While she initially planned to pursue soccer … Continued
Sports pubs and restaurants across Toronto are gearing up for Super Bowl LX on Sunday, Feb. 8. Whether you’re rooting for the Patriots, the Seahawks, tuning in for Bad Bunny’s historic halftime show, or just here to see if the Maye vs. Darnold showdown lives up to the hype, game day wouldn’t be complete without … Continued
Even if football isn’t your thing, we can all agree that Super Bowl parties always have the ultimate spread, featuring hearty snacks and savoury comfort food classics. Whether it’s spicy hot wings, nachos, pizza, chips or beer – there is something for everyone at the annual food-focused celebration marking the NFL championship game. If you’re … Continued
We’ve all seen the OpenTable “Most Romantic” list by now, and while dining in a marble-clad mausoleum with a $400 bill is certainly a choice, it’s not always the most memorable way to spend Valentine’s Day. If your idea of romance leans more toward warm lighting, thoughtful cooking and a space with real personality, you’re … Continued
For those of you wondering, or for anyone who thinks a Michelin star doesn’t mean anything to chefs and restaurateurs in this city: think again. At the Michelin ceremony in Toronto last September, Eric Chong stood on stage as the man of the hour. His newest venture, aKin, was the only restaurant in the city … Continued
