Rodney’s Oyster House, known for seafood excellence in the city, traces its roots to a 37-year-old Rodney Clark. Working as a commercial artist during the day, he shucked oysters in backyards on the side. Paid in wine for his late-night efforts, Clark, an art school graduate with no business background, opened the restaurant to bring … Continued
Dog lovers across Toronto know the struggle: nothing kills a vibe like leaving your pup behind on a sunny patio day. Luckily, thanks to relaxed provincial rules around food service and furry friends, a growing number of spots — especially breweries and cideries — are officially rolling out the welcome mat for dogs. Ontario’s Health … Continued
By Jarrod Daley
Toronto’s sole two-Michelin-starred chef, Masaki Saito’s new restaurant, MSSM Yorkville, is a labour of love, aimed to introduce Toronto’s foodies to his cherished Edomae sushi traditions. “Most sushi in North America — not only Toronto— is not considered Edomae style,” says chef Saito. “The majority of sushi being served in North America you would not be able to find in … Continued
Toronto’s west-end gem, Liberty Village, beautifully blends history with modern flair. You’ll find charming cafes, stylish boutiques, tech hotspots and lively eateries adding energy to the streets. Here’s your guide to the top 10 dining spots in Liberty Village, catering to every craving from breakfast to dinner. 10. Nodo Nodo offers casual Italian with a … Continued
Toronto has experienced a surge of new and notable restaurant openings this summer. Among them, there’s been an upscale Thai eatery from an ‘Iron Chef,’ a hidden speakeasy beneath a laundromat and a comeback from Susur Lee. While the city celebrated exciting new openings this season, we’ve also seen our fair share of high-profile closures … Continued
While the sun still has us sweating, the haunting charm of the spooky season is creeping closer. And while most of us will soon be busy watching reruns of Rosemary’s Baby, gorging on candy and visiting haunted houses, there’s a new bone-chilling speakeasy coming to Toronto that just might be the most exciting event of the Halloween season. The Burton Bar … Continued
Although Toronto boasts numerous authentic Brazilian steakhouses, such as popular choices like Copacabana and Rodeo, the city’s midtown area has recently welcomed two new Brazilian spots offering a new take on the country’s cuisine. Samba Brazil Eatery In July, Samba Brazil Eatery opened at 2109 Yonge Street. Owned by Brazilian native Paulo Canabrava, here you’ll … Continued
If you’ve ever been so famished you could devour a whole feast, then you’re in for a treat at these Toronto restaurants serving up gigantic meals that will satisfy your hunger for weeks to come! From a 24-layer cake to a giant-sized meatball, check out this list of 10 places to get a super-sized meal. … Continued
Make way foodies, because a new restaurant has just brought a whole new Thai cuisine experience to Toronto and they’re calling it ARTisan gastronomy — named for the Iron Chef who runs the kitchen. Savor was created by Chef Art – Prasopchok Trakulphat, the former Iron Chef of Thailand known for adding a modern twist … Continued
@streetsoftoronto Exploring Ossington #streetsoftoronto #ossington ♬ original sound – ?? We spent the day exploring the different offerings on Ossington. From getting permanent jewelry with my besties to cheers’ing to summer days over margarita flights, here are our top recommendations for your next day out on Ossington. Welded bracelets at Melanie Auld Permanent, but make … Continued
One of the best parts about living in a city as diverse as Toronto is being able to experience cultures from around the globe without even leaving home. Over the past few years, the latest tradition that Torontonians have been embracing is that of the Japanese teahouses. In the 1920s, “kissatens” first began popping up … Continued
