If you love pie (and honestly, who doesn’t?), chances are Kensington Market’s Wanda’s Pie in the Sky is already your go-to. A Kensington Market favourite known for its buttery crusts, seasonal fruit filling and that homemade feel, Wanda’s is the go-to spot for a comforting slice. But now, the bakery’s in a battle to save … Continued
If you’ve ever found yourself wondering what’s cooking at Good Behaviour on Queen St W, the wait is finally over. The team behind the popular Toronto eatery, have just opened The Pie Hut, right out front of their shop. And if the deliciousness of their sandwiches is any testament, their pies are sure to be … Continued
It’s been a year of delicious surprises for Toronto’s food scene. From the return of iconic restaurants to exciting new openings, we can’t get enough of the city’s food. Michelin-quality sushi at a fraction of the price, the rise of unforgettable brunch spots and the buzz around food festivals have kept food lovers on their … Continued
If the first month of business for Le Petit Pain is any indication, it’s evident that owner Ryan Silverstein knows bread. After all, the French bakery and market has regularly sold out within hours of opening since it opened in Forest Hill last month. But that’s no surprise given that Silverstein has dough in his … Continued
Everything must come to an end, but when it’s your favourite Toronto restaurant, the one where you celebrated milestones or the neighborhood gem that stood for years, it can be heart-wrenching. While new amazing restaurants open in Toronto daily, some can never truly be replaced. Here are the saddest restaurant closings of 2024. Squirly’s Bar … Continued
At the end of November, chef Jen Agg – who’s the mastermind behind many Toronto restaurants, including Grey Gardens – took to Instagram to share her sobering thoughts about Rhum Corner, one of her iconic establishments. “Rhum has both thrived and persevered for 11 years, but it’s starting to feel like we can’t keep going,” … Continued
When Warden Station’s bus terminal and its popular patty spot, Bakery on the Go, closed up shop in November thanks to a sweeping revitalization project, it wasn’t just the transit map that took a hit. For patty loyalists, it was the end of an era. Supplied by the iconic Fahmee Bakery, Warden’s patties had been … Continued
We’ve all seen it on screen: one wrong move in a fast-paced, high-end kitchen, and a dish — and maybe even a chef’s future— could land in the trash. In Hulu’s critically acclaimed The Bear, an early scene shows Carmy at the pass, haunted by a chef’s relentless demands for perfection. Later, in season three, … Continued
Toronto’s dining scene is a whirlwind — so many new spots, so little time and way too many opinions. Enter Rick Silver (@dicksworld), the city’s favourite food blogger and resident truth-teller. Known for his sharp tongue and zero patience for mediocrity, Rick dishes out the real deal, unfiltered. If he says “run, don’t walk,” you … Continued
After almost 100 years of serving some of the city’s most beloved fried seafood, Reliable Fish and Chips has quietly closed its doors. The iconic cash-only spot on Queen Street East, known for its light, crispy batter and tender, flaky fish, is now permanently closed. Despite the closure, the restaurant’s Instagram was updated as recently … Continued
Amid a flood of new eateries that open each week, a few manage to rise above the rest.From a Vietnamese snack and cocktail bar in the Junction to a late-night sandwich spot with a twist, here are the 12 best new restaurants to check out in Toronto this week. 1. Aisle 3 View this … Continued
One of the best ways to warm up from November’s bitter temperatures is with a hearty bowl of ramen. For those who have never tried the dish, ramen is a Japanese noodle soup that sees a delicious medley of vegetables, meat, and fast cooking noodles served up in a simmering broth. Whether you prefer your … Continued
