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
The popular One Bite social series by Dave Portnoy, President of Barstool Sports, hit the streets of Toronto, in search of the best pizza in the city. We caught up with Stool Presidente himself to discuss his time here in Toronto. Portnoy is the Founder and President of Barstool Sports—a sports & pop culture media company, … 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
One of Canada’s most trusted authorities on style and fashion, Jeanne Beker has covered the industry for more than 30 years. Now watch her in her current style editor role on TSC’s Style Matters with Jeanne Beker or tune into her new podcast Beyond Style Matters, available wherever you get your podcasts. Subhead: This … 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
The weekend is finally upon us, giving us the opportunity to enjoy the confusing spring weather. Whether you want to stay indoors or roll the dice on outdoor excursions, here are six events to try this weekend in Toronto. Roll on the floor laughing at The Corner Comedy Club For just $25 you and your … Continued
Torontonians are eager as ever to hit the town after a long pandemic, so we’ve created a comprehensive list of up to date open mics in the city of Toronto for all genres, including poetry, spoken word, comedy and music. Open mic nights were generally popular before the pandemic, but they seem to be even … Continued
By Ron Johnson
In order to be able to house its growing collection of global modern and contemporary art, the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO), recently announced the trio of architects that will lead the design phase of AGO Global Contemporary, the museum’s proposed expansion project. Annabelle Selldorf of the global firm Selldorf Architects which recently completed the … Continued
By Jarrod Daley
Summer typically coincides with a rise in impaired driving accidents, so now is a good time to keep the dangers and consequences of impaired driving in mind.
Located inside Hotel X on the second floor, Roses Cocina is the latest venture from executive chef Adrian Niman, after he and his team took over the food and beverage department at Hotel X in July 2020. A familiar face in the hospitality industry, Niman is also behind several popular restaurants including Rasa in Harbord … Continued
