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Two of Toronto’s favourite cream cheese brands have just been discontinued, here are a few places you might still be able to get them

By Julia Mastroianni

As any bagel connoisseur will know, a quality cream cheese can elevate your breakfast game. So when news broke that not one, but two brands of cream cheese previously available at Toronto grocery stores had been discontinued, people were understandably upset. Popular dairy makers Liberté and Western Creamery have stopped production of their cream cheese, … Continued

A swanky fine-dining steakhouse is opening in historic Union Station

By Ron Johnson

Liberty Group is bringing a fine-dining steakhouse and seafood restaurant to Union Station Union Station, the transit hub-turned-cultural destination for food and retail is getting a  new fine-dining spot at the corner of Bay and Front Street, brought by Nick Di Donato of the Liberty Entertainment Group. The new spot rubs shoulders with Liberty Entertainment … Continued

Toronto’s top four spots for Detroit-style pizza

By Nikki Gill

Over the years, restaurants in Toronto that specialize in cheesy, greasy pies have done anything and everything to make theirs stand out — from unconventional toppings to perfecting vegan and gluten-free doughs. But toppings aside, there’s one style of pizza that can’t be called anything else, and that’s the infamous Detroit-style pie. Most pizzas follow the … Continued

The king of Ossington, the coolest street in Toronto

By Erica Commisso

Jonathan Poon is an entrepreneur and business person, and he plays his cards close to his chest. Laid-back and soft-spoken, but restless to his core, the hipster chef from Hong Kong is ever expanding, in terms of both his own skill set and his number of revenue streams. It’s no surprise, then, that he moved … Continued