Katie Bridges is a cheese-loving, tea-guzzling Brit who moved to Toronto from London, England — and never left. When she's not checking out the best food spots across the city, you'll find her shaking up a cocktail with gin and egg whites at her home bar or bothering her dog.
From the great sandwich boom of 2025 to a new era of nostalgia, we delve into the food and drink trends we believe will be big this year — and which ones should get the boot in 2026.
Only 20 years old, the penicillin cocktail has already conquered the cocktail world with its sweet, smoky fire.
There’s no better time to support Canadian beef. We chat with expert butcher Peter Sanagan to learn how to get the right cut for your dish.
Turkish breakfasts are such a rich expression of everyday life — and so delicious — they’ve been proposed for UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage List. Here’s where to experience the tasty ritual in Toronto.
We chat to the executive chef at Parkdale neighbourhood haunt Simpl Things to find out where he grabs coffee, late-night bites and the reservation he's dying to make.
Trius head winemaker Emma Garner pops the cork on sparkling wine, showing why cava isn’t champagne, what makes prosecco pop, and how to sip with confidence.
Nicki Laborie’s evolving menu has kept her a star in the city’s food scene. The Bar Reyna founder doesn’t stay still for long — and her path to the top reflects that.
We sit down with Franco Stalteri and Donato Carozza to talk about the legacy of the iconic Charlies Burgers Wine Program 12 years on.
This fall, I explored the seasonality of Michelin-starred Don Alfonso from start to finish, with a visit to its urban farm ahead of a sensational meal cooked by executive chef Davide Ciavattella.
Black + Blue is known for its dry-aged steaks, but the sushi might just be our favourite thing on the menu.
From neighbourhood crawls to chef-driven brunches, the Toronto Cocktail Festival brings together bartenders and spirits brands to shine a light on the creativity behind the cocktails Toronto is becoming famous for.
The Ninja Slushi 88 oz Professional Frozen Drink Maker turns seasonal favourites like apple cider into smooth, flavourful frozen treats with as few as one ingredient — making fall hosting effortless.
Guelph-based Revel Cider, known for its locally sourced beverages, is celebrating its tenth anniversary by acquiring natural spritzer company Wilda.
The four-Michelin-star chef Daniel Boulud on balancing French tradition with Toronto ingredients, mentoring the next generation and why cooking should always make music.
Despite its Michelin star, Enigma Yorkville on St. Thomas Street still remains a hidden gem. I step inside chef Quinton Bennett’s dining room to solve this puzzle with his seasonal tasting menu.
The dirty martini and tonic trend — a.k.a "when a dirty vodka martini and tonic have a baby" — has taken off. We try Dillon's Small Batch Distillery's Dirty 'Tini & Tonic to see what all the fuss is about.
Christopher Allen, Hello Nori's signature bar manager, has created a sour that cherishes Japanese pop culture moments. Bonus: You can make it boozy with the addition of Roku gin.
Anthony Rose was already on every list of Toronto culinary legends from his Drake Hotel days. Fat Pasha took his reputation global.
These dog-friendly patios aren't just tolerant of pooches — they provide a full service for your fur babies. Too right.
The new concert venue opened to mixed reviews. We share the best places inside and near(ish) by Rogers Stadium to enjoy a bite before and after your next gig.