The culinary team behind a number of recognizable Italian hot spots is switching things up, bringing a little music to Old Town Toronto. Set to open on July 2nd, Adam Teolis and the team that gave the city Amano Trattoria and Bar Notte will unveil The Berczy, a restaurant and piano bar that has a … Continued
Sandwiches are timeless. Despite low-carb and no-meat trends, they’re still a favourite. With so many sandwich spots in Toronto, picking the best is tough. But here they are—the top sandwiches in Toronto, ranked. 10. The Big Bella at La Bella Sangweech What’s on it: Mortadella, hot soppressata, prosciutto, capicola, provolone, mozzarella, olive salad, iceberg lettuce, … Continued
Toronto is home to Glad Day Bookshop, the world’s oldest queer bookstore, which now faces eviction due to growing debt as result of the impact of COVID-19. Glad Day has been a fixture in Toronto’s queer community since opening their doors in 1970. For more than half a century, the bookshop cultivated a safe and … Continued
Two Torontonians have created Canada’s first and only agency for personalized poetry after making their mark on the city’s various pop-up markets. Sisters-in-law Daniella Zanchi and Hannah Geiser are the founders of Poesy, an agency of poets who write personalized, on-the-spot poems on vintage typewriters. You might’ve encountered a Poesy poet at a market in … Continued
Whether you’re just visiting, just moved into the city, or you’ve been a Torontonian since birth, Queen Street West is one spot you’ll want to return to time and time again. The neighbourhood is one of Toronto’s central hubs, a destination for culture, street art, small shopping boutiques, and, of course, food and drink. Here … Continued
It’s almost time to gear up for another season of fun in the sun! The city just announced that Toronto beaches are opening for swimming and sunbathing on Saturday, June 1. Here’s a list of nine urban beaches in Toronto, ranging from small, chill spaces for tanning to populated spaces with long stretches of sand. Cherry … Continued
Cottage season is approaching — meaning it’s the perfect time to make those much-needed renovations while you can. Whether you’re looking to upgrade your recreational property to increase value or you’re harbouring dreams of additional rental income, Scott McGillivray, real estate investor and star of the upcoming new season of Scott’s Vacation House Rules, has … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Whether you’re looking to stroll through the sands of some of the cleanest beaches in the world, try your luck at paddle board yoga, or get close and personal with over 40 species of exotic farm animals the Toronto Islands have something for everyone. The Island area (which is a group of 15 islands connected … Continued
Toronto’s dining scene has been a whirlwind of dynamic, diverse and eclectic this year, as evidenced by our curated list of the 12 best new restaurants. We believe in getting the real scoop from insiders, which is why we tapped into the city’s culinary elite, from Michelin stars to celebrity chefs, to bring you their top picks. Next up … Continued
Bridgette Bar, voted as one of the best restaurants in Calgary is opening today at The Well. This chef-driven bar-restaurant hybrid blends premium eats with cool mid-century vibes. At Lulu’s sister restaurant expect exposed brick, wood beams, and split-level layouts, all jazzed up with a Scandinavian fireplace, long banquettes, and plants in macramé hangers. Whether … Continued
By Ron Johnson
A remarkable new bronze sculpture by the internationally acclaimed artistic duo Gillie and Marc has arrived in Toronto’s Entertainment District. Unveiled at David Pecaut Square, the piece, titled “He Was on a Ride to a Safer Place,” will be on display for the next year, spreading messages of equality, acceptance, and conservation. Gillie and Marc … Continued
Spring has sprung, the sun is shining, and it’s time to retire those clunky boots for the season. Want to give your style an upgrade with minimal effort? These shoe trends, from flats with a twist to heels that make a point, will do just that, and you can shop for them here in Toronto. … Continued
