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T.O.'s coolest charcuterie at Cowbell on Queen

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I began with the lardo, a creamy indulgence that I spread on the crunchy crust of the restaurant’s own bread. Next, I tasted the melt in your mouth fat of the crispy crusted pork belly, served with the pickled baby leeks. I could not get enough of these morsels.

Competitive eating contest goes to the dogs

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The world of competitive eating got a little more exciting Monday when legendary frankfurter scarfing machine Takeru Kobayashi crashed the Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest and had to be dragged away by police.

Riley full of surprises at Beach bistro Amuse

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Former Perigee chef Pat Riley is venturing off the beaten path this month at his new bistro, Amuse. Riley recently launched the Road Less Travelled menu for his Beach neighbours who are tired of the typical pub fare.

Best places to watch the Toronto Pride Parade

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This Sunday’s Pride Parade may be the perfect antidote to last weekend’s violent show of G20 protesters. For those interested in watching the celebrations, PostCity.com has picked the top five spectator spots along the parade route.

Toronto Chef Jamie Kennedy gets back to basics

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Jamie Kennedy just keeps getting better, if that is even possible as he is already so knowledgeable. I could use all the current catchwords: locavore, sustainable, seasonal, but none would do justice to Jamie Kennedy’s current sensibilities.

Six local dives

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The market may be cooling, but the weather sure isn’t — we feature a handful of local mansions with perfect backyard pools

Gourmet salad a gogo

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Grocers are going gourmet, and with this evolution in eating, shoppers are getting hooked on a tantalizing trend — savoury salads. We had an accredited lab analyze our area’s most popular gourmet salads for fat, calories, sodium and more.