Who says you can’t sip a pint at 9 a.m. or eat a burger at 6 a.m.? At the airport, throw dietary rules out the window. For your next jet-setting adventure, we’ve curated the top 10 eateries at Toronto’s Pearson Airport. From comforting classics to daring global eats and even a sophisticated wine bar, these … Continued
Fans of Mill Street Brewery are in shock after Toronto Star reporter Josh Rubin broke the news: Labatt is closing the brewery’s North York facility and shifting production to its massive plant in London, Ontario. According to the article, the move, which follows Labatt’s acquisition of Mill Street a decade ago, will see 39 workers … Continued
Catch the Toronto Blue Jays home opener against the Orioles on March 27! Can’t make it to the game? No worries! Plenty of spots in the city offer unique hot dog flavours to keep you cheering for the home team. The Texi-Mexi and La La from Fancy Franks Drawing inspiration from Coney Island, the yummy … Continued
If a caviar bar were to open in Toronto, there’s really no better spot than Yorkville, the epitome of luxury in the city. The One Caviar Bar, now in soft launch, is calling itself Toronto’s first caviar and cocktail bar —because who says you can’t sip champagne and savour caviar in style, all while people-watching … Continued
In the glamorous world of celebrities, opening a restaurant has become a trendy venture that often leads to more flops than successes. Many famous faces find out the hard way that a recognizable name might get people through the door, but it won’t keep them coming back if the food and overall experience don’t measure … Continued
Spring has officially sprung in Toronto (finally!), and with it comes the long-awaited return of one of the city’s most beloved ice cream institutions: Tom’s Dairy Freeze. A local legend since 1969, Tom’s is back open for the season, and if you’ve got a soft spot for creamy swirls and nostalgic treats, this is your … Continued
With more than half a million people of Italian decent living in the GTA, it’s safe to say that if there’s one thing that Toronto knows how to do well (and there are many), Italian food tops the list. So, if you’re not lucky enough to be able to make it to the Amalfi Coast, … Continued
Canada may not be overflowing with signature dishes, but the ones we have are pretty great. With the best time to support local cuisine right now, here’s a look at the standout Canadian foods we do best and where to grab them in the city. Hawaiian Pizza View this post on Instagram A … Continued
As Toronto has proven over the last few years, its food halls are not just your average, everyday food courts. From Union Station’s bustling spot for commuters and travellers to the Eaton Centre’s glam take on the traditional mall food court, Toronto’s food hall scene has transformed into a destination for all things great in … Continued
If you’re looking for a serious dose of Canadian spirit—and I think we all are — a new bar opening this April on Queen St. West is inviting you to embrace your Canuck pride while having a whole lot of fun. Taking over the space formerly known as Offworld Bar, Grizzly Bar promises an authentic, … Continued
One of Toronto’s longest-standing bakeries has announced that it has officially closed after 32 years. Famous for their breads and mouthwatering Portuguese desserts, Golden Wheat Bakery said their last goodbye in a heartfelt message on Instagram. View this post on Instagram A post shared by @golden_wheat_bakery “To our loyal and valued customers. We … Continued
As tariffs continue to make their mark on the restaurant industry, Toronto eateries are stepping up in creative ways to support local and stick it to the U.S. From budget-friendly dining deals to full-on ingredient overhauls, these spots are proving that taking a stand can be tasty. Patois Starting March 11, chef Craig Wong and … Continued
