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.
Julian Bentivegna's plant-focused tasting menu brings laid-back fine-dining to an intimate spot in Brockton Village.
From bathtub-size woks to tiny tongs, Tap Phong has it all. We talk to the suppliers on Spadina.
Michelin-trained chef Zachary Barnes is bringing upscale dining in a laid-back setting at King West's new French-inspired restaurant.
Run away with the circus at Toronto's only Saturday supper club – a 41,000 sq ft over-the-top extravaganza at Exhibition Place.
We sit down with four couples who are partners in life and in the restaurant business, to find out how they bring their passion to shared projects.
The space that formerly housed Boralia has been transformed into a cocktail-bar-meets-casual dining spot that defies genre.
Come for the elevated American bistro-style cuisine, stay for a wine list you won't find anywhere else in Toronto and downstairs champagne bar, Mademoiselle.
Toronto has become a launching pad for the renaissance of hotel restaurants. Katie Bridges finds out why even locals are getting in on the game.
This King Street West oyster bar and cafe is hiding secrets – and elevated dishes and cocktails – behind its millennial pink walls.
The Food Dudes strike gold again with an incredible Asian-influenced menu that highlights the diversity of Toronto’s cuisine.
Toronto's first saké bar offers up shareable snacks in Kensington Market's former longstanding live music venue.
The Distillery District get a new tapas spot with a Michelin-starred chef from Catalan.
The chefs behind Home of the Brave and Baro bring classic snacks and plant-based eats to Petty Cash.
Sofia, the latest restaurant from INK Entertainment brings bright Italian plates and live music to a swanky Yorkville location.