The beloved Afghan restaurant, Naan Kabob, has reimagined their menu and experience to bring the heart of Afghanistan—the community atmosphere and delicious cuisine—to the streets of Toronto. With dishes adapted from home cooked recipes, the Naan Kabob experience showcases central Asian flavours in an amazing menu packed with shareable dishes. The Naan Kabob Experience Naan … Continued
With the introduction of the Michelin Guide and the holiday season fast approaching, snagging a reservation at one of they city’s top restaurants is about as impossible as getting pre-sale tickets to Taylor Swift. Even if you do manage to land one, there’s no guarantee that you won’t end up sitting in the “nosebleed section” … Continued
Little Portugal is recognizable for its standout street art, with many of its brick walls decorated with colourful murals. Little Portugal runs with Lansdowne Avenue to the west, College Street to the north and Ossington Avenue to the east. Little Portugal can be accessed easiest by hopping on the 505 or 506 streetcars, which both … Continued
By Jarrod Daley
When a person gets in a motor vehicle accident that causes injuries, there are a lot more expenses beyond healthcare. SABS covers specific benefits.
The Roncesvalles Village area of Toronto, also called “Roncy,” has traditionally been known as the city’s Polish-centric hub. To the east, Roncesvalles Village borders one of Toronto’s most sought-after green spaces, the 400-acre High Park, as well as the surrounding Parkdale neighbourhood. And with the 2022 FIFA World Cup underway, Poland fans might be looking … Continued
Today Creeds, Toronto’s luxury dry cleaner, premium coffee bar and gourmet grocer, has just reopened in a newer, bigger space. Retail shoppers can enjoy all of their Creeds’ favourites and more from a stylish new location. Set inside the lower level of the nine-storey Bianca Condo building, the new spot is just one block away … Continued
Barry Chaim, the founder of beloved sushi restaurant EDO, was recently conferred the Foreign Minister Commendation of the Government of Japan for his contributions to the promotion of friendship between Japan and other countries. In 1986, Chaim opened EDO in Midtown, and so began his journey to serving Torontonians authentic Japanese cuisine. Back in 1986, … Continued
Congratulations are due. It’s been nearly 40 years since Canada competed in the FIFA Men’s World Cup, and the fans can’t stop raving about it. Mark-Anthony Kaye, the Canadian men’s national team midfielder and recent Toronto FC addition, accepts the enthusiastic “Congrats!” gratefully. A team player, he immediately recognizes the collective effort it took to … Continued
That’s right, you heard correctly – the low-rise trend is back. A staple of Y2K style, it was only a matter of time before low-rise pants made their way back into the fashion zeitgeist. If you’re someone who has become accustomed to the comfort and ease of high-waisted pants, don’t worry: they’re not going anywhere. … Continued
By Ron Johnson
The users of the ride-sharing service Lyft might be in for a surprise tomorrow. The company is in cahoots with RAM trucks and Paramount+. To celebrate the new season of the wildly popular, Kevin Costner-led TV series, three pickup trucks that are exact replicas of those used on Yellowstone’s Dutton Ranch will be picking up … Continued
The wait is over. Famed Montreal chef Antonio Park’s anticipated new restaurant is finally open, high atop the 51st floor of The Manulife Centre in Toronto’s prestigious Yorkville neighbourhood. The celebrity restaurateur is the founder and owner of famed restaurant, Park in Montreal’s affluent Westmount enclave, known for its fish-centric Japanese menu with Korean and … Continued
Jean Darlene Piano Bar is a new speakeasy spot that melds IYKYK vibes with the chicness of a piano bar and camaraderie of an open mic. You can swing by for drinks and stay for the regularly scheduled live performances that range from pianists, drag shows, live samba and themed singalongs. If you have a … Continued
