To mark the start of summer, today Four Seasons Hotel welcomes diners to a culinary experience inspired by the French Riviera. d|azur is a chic and elegant patio that encompasses the romance, warmth and glamour of the South of France on the corner of Bay Street and Yorkville Avenue. The patio menu is designed by … Continued
The home at 197 Cooks Mill Crescent checks all the boxes of a desirable family home. It comes with tons of living space, large bedrooms and an in-ground pool. The two-storey build is located on a 55-foot wide lot in Vaughan. With four bedrooms and five bathrooms, it’s on the market for $2.695 million. As … Continued
For the first time in months, restaurant owners across Toronto will be reopening their patios to eager residents after the province announced that Ontario will be entering the first stage of its reopening plan today. With the warm weather this weekend, patio drinks are the perfect way to commemorate the return of patio season. Here … Continued
By Ron Johnson
When Chris White and Jonathan Nicolaou closed up their Yorkville restaurant, Brothers Food & Wine, the city lost one of its finest bistros. Now, the team behind one of the top-ranked restaurants in the country is set for a grand return with their new restaurant Restaurant 20 Victoria. “It feels really great to be back,” … Continued
This week it was finally announced that Ontario will be entering phase one of its re-opening plan, which includes outdoor dining for groups of up to four. And with the stinking-hot weather we’ve been having lately, the announcement couldn’t have come at a better time. Hello, patio season! If you’re as excited as we are … Continued
Toronto restaurants that opened this week Hospitality group the Collective has opened its first permanent location at 2408 Danforth: Easton’s. Centered on “a socially conscious and sustainably sourced food experience that showcases seasonal, Canadian ingredients,” the small but ambitious sample menu features everything from oysters to vitello tonnato to lamb tartare. After being unceremoniously locked … Continued
As Toronto’s housing market continues to rise, some homeowners are looking to renovate their homes before putting them on the market in order to increase its appeal and value. However, a home renovation can be a big commitment, so you should focus your attention on these areas to increase your resale property value. Not all … Continued
My Favourite Ice Cream Shop is set to reopen for the summer on June 15 after being closed for the spring due to COVID-19. Located at 3 Macpherson Avenue in Rosedale, My Favourite Ice Cream Shop is a retro-style ice cream parlour that has been scooping and serving delicious frozen treats for over 17 years. … Continued
Is there any more refreshing summertime treat than a fresh scoop of gelato? This summer, Eataly is helping Toronto cool down with some sweet new gelato flavours as part of its Summer Scoop Series. This program will see the Italian eatery working with a new Toronto gelato-maker every month from June through September. The collaborations … Continued
One of Toronto’s best not-so-secret bars has been left empty the past few months, disappointing the many who once enjoyed live DJs and sports games on Cold Tea Bar’s patio. But now, things are heating up again at Cold Tea with the opening of its new sandwich shop. Hot Dip is built around the concept … Continued
One of the Greater Toronto Area’s top gold medal hopes is ramping up the training with his eyes on the podium at the Summer Olympics. Post City touched base with the sprinter to talk training and his new charitable initiative Race With Me! Congrats on the recent podium finish. How does it feel to get … Continued
By Ron Johnson
A new documentary photo series called “North of Long Tail” is celebrating Canadians’ personal stories and connection to Lake Erie, while calling for action to protect the Great Lakes from environmental destruction. Artscape Wychwood Barns will be showcasing the free exhibit until July 4, and it’s also free to view online at environmentaldefence.ca. The photo … Continued
