Turns out, it's kinda chic to get great food at a discount. Enjoy food and drink at some of the top dining destinations at the 17 best happy hours in Toronto.

The Parquet chef dishes on his go-to spots for sweet treats and cheap eats, plus the restaurant green flags he looks for when dining out.

Whether you're using up leftover Halloween candy or treating yourself to a salty snack, these are the perfect wines to pair with your junk food craving and time on the couch.

In the quiet of Grey County, Down Home is a 16-seat farmhouse restaurant serving an ever-evolving tasting menu rooted in foraging, open-fire cooking and warm Maritime hospitality.

We head to Provence, France to discover how The Glenlivet bottles the joie de vivre of the coastal region in its new limited-edition single malt.

Our cheat sheet for Michelin dining on a budget: Here's how to eat at Michelin-star and Michelin-recommended restaurants in Toronto for $100 per person.

Minus a brief uptown stint, Gio Rana’s Really Really Nice Restaurant (a.k.a., “The Nose”) has been an east-end fixture for 37 years and counting. Here's how they've stayed so good for so long.

Cozy season calls for a comforting cup and a tasty treat, and Toronto’s unique coffee shops offer both in welcoming third spaces built around community, connection and culture.

Whether you're hosting a dinner party or curling up on the couch to binge-watch your favourite show, these are the perfect fall drinks to pour this season.

Climate change hasn't gone anywhere, so why has the Michelin Green Star vanished like Homer Simpson into the bushes? Meanwhile, Michelin's new partnerships are raising eyebrows.

First off, let’s clear up the biggest misconception: there is no actual pumpkin in your latte. Now that we’ve got that out of the way, can we please let people enjoy their autumn in peace?