Le Swan has a new midday menu that’s breaking the rules in more ways than one. Served from Friday to Sunday beginning at 11am (the traditional brunching hours), the menu banishes bennies and other brunch staples in favour of dishes that fall squarely into either the breakfast or lunch category. Similar to the restaurant’s dinner … Continued
By Jarrod Daley
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By Jarrod Daley
In a city full of foodies, there is no shortage of wicked places to have a meal — especially in midtown. Here we break down the top restaurants, cafés, sandwich purveyors, burger joints, bakeries and so much more. BEST MACARON NADÈGE was crafting impeccable macarons before Toronto even knew how to say the word. … Continued
Mineral, the new spot from executive chef Daniel Cancino, is changing the face of Rosedale. In a sea of upscale European restaurants and bougie juice bars, the people at Mineral are bringing some Asian inspiration into the mix. At the corner of Yonge Street and Roxborough St. E., a neon blue sign on a wall … Continued
By Jarrod Daley
In a sea of big box chains, we take a look at the best local shops that are keeping main street alive and adding some character to the streets of midtown. Whether you’re looking for the perfect outfit, equipment for your next adventure, or that something special to make your house a home — these … Continued
By Jarrod Daley
There is no shortage of fun things to do in midtown. Here’s our list on the best activities, services and repair shops to meet your every need. BEST BEAUTY BAR Cuticles looking a little worse for wear? Trust those arresting appendages to LTS NAILS. It’s the place to go for the ultimate manicures and … Continued
By Erin Neilly
This fall, powerhouse women from across Toronto are taking the world by storm. Janet Zuccarini’s cannabis brand Gusto Green is launching in L.A. next year, and Top Chef alum Elia Herrera’s Mexican all-vegan Los Co Vegan will open with the expansion of Assembly Chef’s Hall this fall. Jen Agg’s new pasta and wine bar, Bar … Continued
By Erin Neilly
Joanne Kates trained at the Ecole Cordon Bleu de Cuisine in Paris. She has written articles for numerous publications, including the New York Times, Maclean’s and Chatelaine. About a decade ago, my husband and two kids and I were roaring around Chiang Mai on motorbikes, hot in pursuit of what was reputed to be the … Continued
By Erin Neilly
A story of war and its consequences Hilot Means Healer, which has been in the works for a few years, is the latest from the always edgy and exciting Cahoots Theatre. The production is in association with b current performing arts. The play runs Oct. 5 to 27 at the Theatre Centre’s BMO Incubator and … Continued
Trinity Bellwoods Park will play host to a new Toronto collective, the Confederacy of Love & Acceptance among Mammals (C.L.A.M), this Sunday at 2:30 p.m. for the group’s first gathering. The “Feminist Baptism and Caviar Communion” event will feature food, drink and performance art aimed to break down the barriers and misconceptions in the food … Continued
