Jessica Huras

Contributing Writer

A former serial expat turned Torontonian, Jessica Huras lived in (and ate her way through) seven countries across Europe and Asia before settling in the 6ix. Her great loves are spicy soups, farmhouse ales and sharp cheeses, and her favourite conversation topic is what she’s planning to eat for her next meal.

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Bars & Restaurants

Flavour of the Week: Mahjong Bar

Behind an unassuming pink-hued convenience store lies Toronto's newest hidden watering hole inspired by classic mahjong parlours

Published: Wednesday 1st November 2017

Bars & Restaurants

Restaurant review: Victor Restaurant

Le Germain Hotel’s revamped restaurant offers a home-away-from-home appeal for travellers and locals alike with its classy yet casual aesthetic and hearty, family-style fare

Published: Wednesday 18th October 2017

Bars & Restaurants

Flavour of the Week: King Taps

The Financial District's sprawling new watering hole offers a more casual option for Bay Street meetings and post-work happy hours

Published: Tuesday 22nd August 2017

Bars & Restaurants

Restaurant review: Drake Commissary

The newest property in The Drake empire is an ultra-hip culinary utopia, packed with eclectic goodies to eat-in and take home

Published: Tuesday 25th July 2017

Eat & Drink

Nosh pits: Your guide to music festivals for summer 2017

We put together a food lover's guide to navigating Ontario's music festival circuit this season

Published: Monday 10th July 2017

Eat & Drink

Flavour of the Week: AF1 Caribbean Canteen – NOW CLOSED

With its well-executed menu of Jamaican staples and cool island-inspired décor, AF1 brings the easy-going vibes of the Caribbean to Little Italy.

Published: Wednesday 28th June 2017

Beverage Experts

For Goodness Sake: A Q&A with sake sommelier Mariko Tajiri

Sake Sommelier Mariko Tajiri talks with us about how the world of sake is changing and why you're missing out if you only pair it with Japanese food.

Published: Wednesday 31st May 2017

Travel

Our guide to London, Ontario

Don’t write off Ontario’s version of London just yet. Peel back the layers to find a lively city with no shortage of things to see, do, eat and drink.