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  • Situated atop a heritage building at Queen Street and Spadina Avenue, Alo is one of those names that makes foodies stop in their tracks. Helmed by chef Patrick Kriss, one...

  • Avelo is a plant-based restaurant born out of Awai, a pop-up vegan restaurant that garnered critical acclaim during its two-and-a-half-year run. The Awai team has made a permanent home for...

  • Drifter’s Solace is the kind of place you bring that first date who is way out of your league. This downtown dining experience offers a multi-course Chef’s Table menu prepared...

  • To visit Edulis is to feel immediately like a friend, ushered to a convivial dinner party that celebrates authentic cooking. The ever-changing, made-from-scratch menu highlights and celebrates seasonality, but does...

  • Posted: Friday, Nov. 2, 2018 By: Karen Stevens People have been traveling north of Steeles in search of top-tier Chinese and Korean food for ages. But with Frilu, a tasting...

  • Kaito Sushi is bringing omakase to Corso Italia one hour at a time. Omakase is a Japanese phrase meaning “I’ll leave it up to you.” At Kaito Sushi, an omakase...

  • Lake Inez bears no sign (yet), save for the elegant etching of its name into the glass pane on a white antique door – a name that comes from a...

  • Catalan flavours are flamenco dancing onto peoples palates at the Distillery District’s Madrina Bar Y Taperia. Celebrated gastronome and native Catalan Ramon Simarro has curated a tapas menu that features...

  • Massimo Bruno is Toronto’s original Italian supper club. Massimo Bruno, the person, was raised in the southern Italian region of Puglia and learned the art of Italian cooking from his...

  • Minami is the latest Japanese restaurant from Aburi Restaurants Canada, the hospitality group behind Miku, Aburi Hana and Tora. It’s the second time the group, which also has several Vancouver...

  • Omai is a Japanese temaki (hand rolls) and sake bar on Baldwin Street from Edward Bang and Jason Ching.   (IMAGE: YVONNE TSUI) Bang made his first foray into Japanese...

  • Pastiche opened its doors on​ Ossington just before the new year, with a plan to delight and even mystify curious patrons with one-of-a-kind cocktails, expertly curated sharing plates and accessible,...

  • If you’re looking to get out of the city for a romantic weekend getaway, look no further. Drive southwest to Jordan in the Niagara Region to dine from an ever-changing...

  • These days, Food Dudes Inc. is a booming business. The company caters around 1,000 events per year from its massive kitchen in Toronto’s east end, resulting in millions of dollars...

  • Restaurant 20 Victoria marks the much-anticipated return of Chris White and Jonathan Nicolaou, who closed their critically acclaimed restaurant Brothers Food & Wine just over a year ago during the...

  • Sara, a new globally-inspired fine dining concept by the Food Dudes, is the culmination of a decade-long career in Toronto’s food scene. In ten years, the Dudes have launched a...

  • The celebrity chef has inspired thousands to enroll in culinary school in hopes of becoming the next Food Network star, but once they’ve “made it” many find themselves working outside...

  • Posted: May 2016 Review by: Joanne Kates Walking into Shoushin is like entering a Japanese zen garden. Choose to sit either at the sushi bar, one of only 2 in...

  • At this sushi restaurant, experience the one and only thing on the menu: Chef Kaji’s Omakase. The Omakase experience is where you let the chef take you on a culinary...

  • Tens across the board for Ten Restaurant! Serving 10 people at a time from a 10- (or five-) course tasting menu, chef Julian Bentivegna is constantly changing and developing his...