Streets of Toronto surveyed over 50 of Toronto’s top chefs and simply asked them to share their two favourite restaurants in the city for food, service and ambiance. The result is an incredibly delicious and thought-provoking list of T.O.’s absolute best restaurants. While the full list will be published later this week, today we are … Continued
Grant van Gameren is one of the most creative and talented chefs the city has ever produced, whose restaurants such as Bar Isabel put the Toronto culinary scene on the map. We asked the chef, now living in Prince Edward County, to check out the goods from the city’s indie butcher shops and give us … Continued
Adrak Yorkville is serving up elevated Indian cuisine, blending traditional flavours and fine dining flair to bring something completely new to the trendy Yorkville neighbourhood chock-full of Italian and contemporary eateries. Unique to Adrak Yorkville is the kitchen hierarchy, which is bucking tradition, filling its back-of-house with category leaders who have specific subject matter and … Continued
Need some ideas for a Mother’s Day gift? Check out these local businesses along The Eglinton Way, where you can find thoughtful, unique gifts that will pamper, delight and surprise Mom this year! Kozeta Salon and Spa Pamper Mom in style at Kozeta Salon and Spa. Along with all your hair care needs, they now … Continued
“We all have a background in restaurants, both on the cooking and service side. I think between us it’s a combined 9,746 years – or feels like it anyway,” says Jason Becker, one of the owners of Stock-in-Trade butcher shop on The Danforth. “And we like to invite groups to come to our shop for … Continued
Earlier this week, Boxcar Social took to social media to announce a new line of products from Beatrice Society in collaboration with Boxcar’s sister company Subtext Coffee Roasters. The new line of mushroom-infused coffee is available through retail pre-ground in medium-coarse grind size, or customers can add one of the three mushroom powders added to … Continued
Tacos may not be the first thing you think of when you think of French food but thanks to a new spot in Little Italy you can try the unique dish which, despite the name, has little to do with the traditional Mexican taco. Back in April 2020, Brick’N’Cheese opened its first location in Vancouver before … Continued
This summer just got a whole lot more Instagrammable, thanks to the St. Regis Toronto. The launch of its Rhythm & Blooms pop-up will feature springy twists on the hotel’s ‘signature rituals’ like afternoon tea, live music and a brand new seasonal cocktail program. Swing by the hotel from April 22nd through to July 31st for … Continued
If you travel across the United States, Matty Matheson’s name is one of the most recognized in the Canadian food scene. He’s known for his YouTube channel and frequent appearances on Vice’s show Munchies. He also has a partnership with a skateboard company, and his eccentric personality has made him wildly popular. His recent partnership, though, … Continued
Chef Adetomi “Imoteda” Aladeokomo is back again, bringing her wildly successful fine Nigerian cuisine pop up, called Oremi, to Toronto for a second straight month. In Yoruba, a language spoken in Nigeria and other parts of West Africa, Oremi means friend. And, as the event postings reveal, Chef Imoteda thinks of all of her guests … Continued
If Italy is known for one thing, it’s food. To take a trip to the European country is to fall in love with its cuisine, full of fresh ingredients and hearty dishes made with love. Now, the best of Italian food is coming to Toronto, thanks to SpringFest, a festival put on by Eataly Toronto. … Continued
At the corner of John and Adelaide, a new gastropub promises to transport its visitors to England. Saint John’s Tavern offers guests a late-night spot to hang out with friends in a low-key, pub atmosphere, with elevated fare that pairs with an expansive drink menu. Saint John’s is Brian James’ latest venture, adding to his … Continued
