65 amazing burgers in Toronto you need to try at least once
By Jarrod Daley
Category: Food
A bougie new restaurant is opening inside a celeb favourite hotel in Toronto
As if the Ritz Carton, Toronto wasn’t swanky enough, a new restaurant is set to transform the lobby into a vibrant Northern Italian escape. Opening this fall, Lano isn’t just another café and wine bar. It’s a sleek all-day hot spot bringing a taste of Milan’s elegance to Toronto’s upscale crowd. “Lano’s varied offerings and inviting … Continued
The best croque madame in Toronto
When it comes to French sandwiches, the croque madame reigns supreme. This delicious ham and cheese masterpiece is dripping with creamy béchamel, toasted to perfection and crowned with a fried egg. Born in early 20th-century Paris, this decadent meal became an instant café legend and remains a favourite today. Looking for the perfect croque madame … Continued
Indulge in the Art of Indian Fine Dining
Aamara, a newly opened restaurant in Toronto, is revolutionizing the city’s culinary scene with its innovative take on modern Indian cuisine. This establishment invites diners to embark on a gastronomic journey that explores India’s rich culinary heritage, blending traditional flavours with contemporary techniques to create an unforgettable dining experience. The name Aamara, derived from the Sanskrit word … Continued
Toronto park is offering a futuristic way to order food with augmented reality
Toronto’s Trinity Bellwoods Park is about to become the city’s coolest dining destination — if you know where to look. Enter Wenu Eat, the groundbreaking platform that’s flipping the food delivery game on its head with a splash of augmented reality. Picture this: you’re lounging in the park, the sun’s out and your stomach’s growling. … Continued
10 must-try Toronto foods to impress your out-of-town guests this summer
Toronto’s 9,000 restaurants are a maze of must-try dishes. We’ve cut through the clutter to bring you the top bites your out-of-town guests can’t afford to miss this summer. Here are 10 eats that are sure to impress. 1. Cereal shrimp toast from Gateau Ghost View this post on Instagram A post shared … Continued
5 best places to watch the Olympics in Toronto
The 2024 Paris Olympics have officially begun, and there’s nothing better than cheering on Team Canada among fans! From now until Aug. 11, Canadians will be taking to the track, the water, the sand and more to go for gold. Here are the five best places to root for them and watch the Olympics in … Continued
10 foods we hope are coming to the CNE this year
Come late August, there’s one Toronto tradition that keeps spirits high — the CNE! Sure, the rides, games and endless shopping pavilions are fun, but the real thrill is the whacky midway food. The CNE keeps its food lineup hush-hush until closer to opening day, which got us thinking about all the delicious (and strange) food … Continued
Michelin-recommended French restaurant is closing after four years
A popular French restaurant that opened during the Pandemic is saying au revoir. Located in Little Italy, Pompette burst onto the scene four years ago to much fanfare. The restaurant even snagged a spot in the 2022 Michelin Guide, praised for “Chef/co-owner Martine Bauer’s menu, a treasure trove of French dishes dolled up with a … Continued
Toronto just got a delicious new burger spot from the creator of Burger’s Priest
Forget smash burgers, Etobicoke’s got something new on the grill. Elijah’s Automatic Flame Broiled, the brainchild of The Burger’s Priest founder Shant Mardirosian, is opening its doors later this week in Etobicoke. Mardirosian is back, reigniting his passion for flame-broiled burgers with a menu that’s all about in-house butchered and ground meats, flame-kissed to perfection. … Continued
This combined bike and coffee shop is everything that’s good about Toronto
The residents of Harbord Village saw a seamless transition earlier this year when a beloved café transformed into a retail space perfectly fit for Toronto — a specialized bike shop combined with a third wave coffee shop featuring, of course, Canadian coffee beans and local pastries. The remaining open location of Major Treat Coffee closed permanently … Continued
Ahead of the Olympics, here’s how to eat like a Parisian in Toronto
With the Olympics just a week away, not all of us are lucky enough to be in Paris to cheer on Team Canada and soak in the city’s charm. But don’t worry — Toronto’s got plenty of ways to channel that Parisian vibe! From indulging in French bistros and savouring mouthwatering pastries to sipping champagne … Continued