The wildly-popular pop-up, Sunny’s Chinese, has returned with a nine-course set menu that’s available for one weekend only. As of today (January 10), Sunny’s Chinese newsletter subscribers will have exclusive access to takeout from the pop-up from Jan. 14 through Jan. 16 for pick-up. The nine-course set menu is priced at $140 and feeds between … Continued
Donuts without the quintessential O-shaped centre? Mike and Debbie Skellas and Tony Merante are doing exactly that with their latest spot, Unholy Donuts. The new bakeshop serves up brioche-style donuts that forego the centre hole to create dense pastries that can be chock-full of creative fillings like ganache and lemon curd, or piled sky-high with … Continued
Canada is making its mark on the U.S. yet again with a bobblehead of one of this country’s most iconic (and polarizing) figures. No, we’re not talking about Drake! In celebration of America’s national bobblehead day, the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum in Milwaukee, Wisconsin unveiled two new Trudeau bobbleheads on Friday. The … Continued
Ringing in the new year might make you want to make some changes — find a new hobby, set a resolution for the year or switch up your style. Whether you’ve lived in the same place for years or have just moved in, maybe you’ll want to do the same for your home. Toronto luxury … Continued
By lindsaylow
Hundreds of new restaurants have popped up in the city since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. While indoor dining remains temporarily closed, plenty of restaurants are offering take-out, as well as “dine-in” options on their heated patios. We recruited Toronto’s best chefs and asked them a simple question: what’s on your 2022 must-try list? … Continued
By Ron Johnson
The pandemic has been hard on everyone, but some more than others. One segment that is having a seriously difficult time, but is pretty much ignored by the masses is the performing arts: theatre, dance, and music for example. For musicians, already dealing with the soul-destroying Spotify and a vinyl shortage, the pandemic has taken … Continued
By Jarrod Daley
See all posts by Diamond and Diamond Lawyers An interview with Corey Sax, Lawyer at Diamond and Diamond Drinking and driving is a dangerous practice demonstrated by people from all walks of life, and the holidays often result in more drinking, and unfortunately, more driving under the influence. Diamond and Diamond Lawyers is a personal … Continued
It’s a new year, and we Torontonians finds ourselves sheltering indoors once again as we ride out the Omicron variant and consequent government restrictions. Since we’re all at home and living on the internet anyway, now is a great time to absorb style inspiration in preparation of yet another return to the streets. Here are … Continued
Carlo’s Bakery has opened its first-ever flagship store in Port Credit. Most famously known after being featured in TLC’s Cake Boss, Carlo’s Bakery is a family-run bakery that first opened in Hoboken, New Jersey in 1910. Originally owned and operated by Carlo Guastaferro, in 1964, Bartolo Valastro Sr. took over Carlo’s, and ran the bakery … Continued
Whether you want to spend the weekend celebrating a belated New Year through festivities with friends, taking in some art or tearing up an ice rink, you have your pick of fun things to do in the city this weekend – here are seven of the best events to check out. Go for a skate … Continued
Recently, a video went viral showing an employee of a popular late-night Chinese food destination, Hong Shing Chinese Restaurant, picking up spilled food from the ground with his hands and depositing it into a container, and now, owner Colin Li is speaking out to set the record straight. The video, which was uploaded to popular … Continued
Toronto’s Yorkville neighbourhood has welcomed a New York City institution on Cumberland Street. Moscot Eyewear opened its doors in a compact storefront in December, rubbing shoulders with Nespresso and Lululemon. The NYC-based company has been family owned and operated since 1915, founded by Hyman Moscot, who arrived from Eastern Europe in 1899 and began selling … Continued
