Season 3 of The White Lotus brought us sweeping Thai landscapes, luxury resorts and more drama than you can shake a lemongrass stalk at. And while our weekly dose of scandal and sunset views is sadly behind us, you can still escape to Thailand — sort of. Toronto’s Thai food scene is stacked with spots … Continued
After 14 years of serving up creative, mouthwatering doughnuts to Torontonians, Glory Hole Doughnuts has made the difficult decision to close its doors. But don’t panic—it’s not gone for good. The city’s favourite doughnut shop is rebranding and will return with a whole new concept in the near future. And with three months left to … Continued
With spring in the air and Easter on the horizon, there’s never been a better time to head out for a tasty meal with your loved ones. This Easter long weekend, let Toronto’s top chefs do the hard work for you and indulge in one of the many delicious and decadent brunches and high teas … Continued
David Schwartz doesn’t miss. With Mimi, Sunnys Chinese and last year’s hit Linny’s, he’s become one of Toronto’s most talked about chefs. Now he’s opening something new — and it’s a little more low-key. Toronto’s reigning restaurant star is keeping it casual with Linny’s Luncheonette, a sandwich shop in the city’s hottest neighbourhood. Coming soon … Continued
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Whether you’re hunting for a show-stopping artisanal egg or a perfectly tempered bar made straight from the bean, these Toronto chocolate makers are raising the bar on Easter indulgence. With locally-crafted treats that are as beautiful as they are delicious, consider your holiday cravings officially covered. David Chow’s artistic approach View this post on … Continued
After more than a decade as a stomping ground for Toronto’s trendiest , Patria is getting a second life — again. This month, the Spanish-inspired restaurant at 478 King Street West officially reopens as Beso by Patria, a full rebrand that marks the latest chapter in its already eventful history. If you’ve been following the … Continued
First arriving in Canada from Croatia on a three-month visa to visit family, Joso Spralja had no intentions of opening what would become one of Yorkville’s most iconic restaurants. Back in its heyday, Yorkville was a watering hole for musicians, and Spralja, with his songs and his guitar, became a regular guest and performer in … Continued
AP, the restaurant that made its debut in Yorkville in December 2022, has reportedly closed its doors. Google now lists the restaurant as permanently closed, though its website is still active. AP’s Instagram account has also been removed, leaving many to question whether the closure is final or part of a transition. AP was a … Continued
Blu Ristorante, a Yorkville favourite for 17 years, is making the move to King West this May. If you’ve ever enjoyed a glass of wine under its signature grand chandelier while diving into wood-grilled seafood, you know the vibe—elegant and effortlessly romantic. But now, it’s leaving the bougie vibe of Yorkville behind for a new … Continued
Grizzly Bar is officially opening its doors on April 11 on Queen St. West, and it’s already shaping up to be one of the most uniquely Canadian spots in Toronto. Taking over the space once home to Offworld Bar this new hangout promises to be a love letter to everything that makes Canada great. From … Continued
With Toronto’s deli scene heating up, we’re smoking the competition in a delicious smoked meat sandwich showdown! We’ve brought in chefs Anthony Rose of Fat Pasha and Vito Marinuzzi of 7 Numbers to judge a blind taste test between the city’s top contenders: Centre Street Deli, with roots in Montreal’s Snowdon Deli, and the trendy … Continued
If you love food and you love music — especially tunes from local talent — then there’s a good chance that you already know about Standard Time. It’s got a little bit of everything — a cafe and workspace, an event space, a fully equipped kitchen and outfitted bar, and even a record shop. And … Continued
