Food – Page 98 – Streets Of Toronto

8 festive foods you need to try at Toronto’s over-the-top Christmas market

Toronto’s iconic Christmas market is back! The Distillery Winter Village, previously the Toronto Christmas Market, is Canada’s premier outdoor holiday shopping and dining destination, turning the Distillery District into a winter wonderland. Attracting over 750,000 visitors yearly from both near and far, it promises an unforgettable holiday experience thanks to its picture-perfect setting, including charming cobblestone streets, festive … Continued

7 Toronto restaurants made the list of the best restaurants in the world

By Jennifer Schembri

La Liste has released its 1000 best restaurants in the world and seven of Toronto’s top restaurants have made the cut. Patrick Kriss’s Michelin-starred restaurant, Alo, clinched the top spot among Toronto restaurants, boasting the highest score of 96.50. Edulis, the neighborhood bistro by Michael Caballo and Tobey Nemet, joined the ranks with an impressive … Continued

This new Toronto café only hires individuals with developmental disabilities

By Megan Gallant

“What makes us different, makes us great.” That’s the slogan at Lil E Coffee Café, Toronto’s one-of-a-kind coffee shop that brews a whole lot more than coffee. Located at 2 St. Clair Avenue (on the northwest corner on Yonge Street), Lil E Coffee Café, is bringing change to the workplace by providing employment opportunities to … Continued

The top 100 restaurants as selected by OpenTable and 19 are in Toronto

By Jennifer Schembri

Feeling stuck on where to eat in Toronto? No worries! OpenTable just spilled the beans on the coolest Canadian restaurants with their Top 100 Restaurants in Canada list. Here are the 19 Toronto restaurants that made the list. Afternoon Tea at Old Mill Toronto Old Mill Toronto has been hosting the time-honored tradition of Afternoon … Continued

How the Michelin Guide put Toronto on the culinary map

By Megan Gallant

In 2022, when 13 restaurants were awarded Michelin Stars, Toronto achieved a historic milestone as the first Canadian city to host dining establishments of such prestigious acclaim. More restaurants in Toronto received awards in the second edition of the Michelin Guide announced earlier this year. This recognition is not just significant for the 82 restaurants … Continued

T.O. just got a secret supper club in a ceramics studio with seating for 10

By Megan Gallant

Artwork, storytelling, and quality food have combined for a one-of-a-kind supper club in Toronto’s east end. Goji Studio offers an unparalleled dining experience — going beyond the flavours of the food— in the heart of a ceramics studio and gallery. Located on Gainsborough Road, Goji Studio is hidden behind an unassuming garage door. Inside, the space … Continued

One of Toronto’s and Geddy Lee’s favourite restaurants is closing

By Jennifer Schembri

A beloved restaurant in the city, known for serving “real food to real people” is closing its doors. Just hours ago, The Rosedale Diner’s owners shared the news on Instagram with their nearly 4,000 followers. “HUGE NEWS: after 45 years of “serving real food to real people,” we’ve decided it’s time for us to hang … Continued

Get a cut and a bagel tower at this hip new barbershop on Queen West

By Jennifer Schembri

Good Company, a multi-use space on Queen West, integrates a barbershop, cafe, and soon-to-be snack bar, aiming to infuse community and energy into the neighbourhood. Owners Mandy Todaro and Eric Buzzeo, inspired by their space’s namesake, strive to embody the essence of good company in all aspects of their establishment. “We used to host parties … Continued

Enjoy 3-courses from $20 at this T.O. celebration of Black-owned restaurants

By Erica Commisso

Want to try something new this month? ByBlacks Restaurant Week is the perfect opportunity to support Canada’s Black-owned restaurants, caterers and food trucks while rediscovering the eclectic tastes of African, Caribbean, and Fusion Black Canadian cuisine. Running from November 20 to 26, 2023, ByBlacks Restaurant Week is a highly curated chance to experience Canada’s Black-owned … Continued

Toronto just got a glam new restaurant with banana splits and foie gras PB&J

By Jennifer Schembri

Get ready for a journey that’s playfully nostalgic with the opening of The Joneses, a retro-inspired restaurant at Yonge & Wellington. Opening its doors on Friday, November 17, this fusion of old-meets-new promises to whisk Toronto diners away to a time when dinner parties were elegant affairs with a touch of vintage glamour. At the … Continued

From tamales to tres leches: Michelin recognizes T.O.’s Mexican hot spots

By Jennifer Schembri

Toronto, not traditionally a hot spot for Mexican cuisine due to its distance, has burst onto the scene with five Michelin-recognized Mexican restaurants. These picks highlight both plant-forward eateries and establishments led by industry veterans. PUERTO BRAVO Nestled in Little India, this spot is a local gem, credited to Luis Bautista and Viridiana Cano. They swiftly gathered a follow- ing for … Continued

Six of the most unique coffee shops Toronto has to offer

By Megan Gallant

With November’s chill setting in, it’s tempting to want to brew your own morning coffee to avoid the cooler weather. But, not only does Toronto have plenty of trendy, dreamy and cozy cafes that brew up a great cup of joe, some of them are situated in unique spots that you just can’t get from … Continued

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