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  • True to its name, Ave Maria Latin Cafe features food and grocery products with origins spanning from Argentina, Ecuador and Peru to Colombia, Venezuela and Mexico. Run by husband-and-wife duo...

  • bar hop

    Barley and hops sit near the top of almost every beer recipe, so the owners of King West’s newest restaurant shortened both words to make Bar Hop the name of...

  • In Toronto, beer is not simply a cheap beverage that comes in a can, consumed solely for inebriation and paired with a delivery pizza. No. In this city, barley and...

  • Almost six months to the day since Valdez closed its doors, chef Steve Gonzalez and the team returned. They moved just a hop, skip and jump from the former digs...

  • One of the many siblings in the growing Oliver & Bonacini family, Beaumont Kitchen matches restaurant with retail at its location inside Saks Fifth Avenue in Sherway Gardens. The 5,000+...

  • Boxcar Social is Summerhill’s hip cafe and wine bar. The rustic interior is met with a millennial aesthetic. Wooden benches and dessert flower bouquets decorate the two-storey Victorian cafe. The...

  • This family-owned eatery offers a classic menu of Latin American eats with an emphasis on Mexican fare, such as carnitas and tamales. Lunch combos come with rice and refried beans,...

  • Right off of Queen Street East lies Completo, a cosy South American sandwich and snack shop. Completo is complete with a lot of outdoor seating in the front, tables and...

  • Take a trip throughout Latin America without leaving Queen West at El Almacen. This cafe specializes in mate, a earthy tasting drink made from the yerba mate, a species of...

  • Sitting pretty amidst the hustle and bustle of Chinatown East, Gerrard St. Bakery is a welcome reprieve from the street-side chaos. Outfitted in a baby blue paint job and finished...

  • The only scales Honest Weight cares about are the ones on its fish. The New England–style restaurant and fishmonger have made a name for themselves in the Junction as being...

  • Latin American cuisine meets Instagram-worthy decor in Toronto’s east end. The heated back patio is decorated with string lights and gorgeous rustic exposed brick and fencing. Added bonus? It’s dog-friendly....

  • Since October of 1991, Jumbo Empanadas has been bringing the taste of Santiago to Kensington Market. Sometimes a name says it all, so no points for guessing what the speciality...

  • kost

    On the 44th floor of the Bisha Hotel, you’ll find panoramic views of Toronto, along with some of the best Californian/Mexican cuisine outside of Baja state. As the northernmost state...

  • “Cuba is great, but the food is terrible” is the usual response when people hear you’re travelling to the Communist country. Well, if you go off the beaten path, you’ll...

  • Family-run La Mexicana is the place to go for authentic Mexican cuisine north of Eglinton. After moving here from Mexico city, the family started cooking up some super traditional offerings...

  • Kensington Market always comes to mind when thinking of where to find a cluster of Latin-American eats. Latin Taste is a quaint bakery that peddles predominantly handhelds of the empanada,...

  • Leña Restaurante is the newest addition to the Oliver & Bonacini empire. For Anthony Walsh, the company’s corporate executive chef, this project is especially close to his heart. Leña is...

  • Marked is a flashy new restaurant from Fourthspace Hospitality, the group behind Coffee Oysters Champagne and its now well-known secret bar à toi. Like COC and à toi, Marked is...

  • Located at Wellington and Spadina is a new restaurant called Mira — but you’ll have to find it first. The Peruvian eatery, which opened in February, is tucked down an...