When she's not creating and overseeing digital content for Foodism, you can find Taylor sippin' on a sweet and delicious cocktail or slurpin' up some noodles (ramen, japchae, spaghettini — you name it). From oysters and nigiri to tartare, she loves anything raw. And her favourite pastime is tucking into a fried chicken sandwich and a glass of wine mid-bubble bath. She likes to eat; you get it.
From the team behind Mrs. Robinson, the new Rhapsody on Ossington Avenue serves slow-sipping cocktails that are named after the best hip-hop and R&B songs, and pair well with good vibes.
With its casual but polished bar atmosphere, large share plates and tasty cocktails, Wolfie is a great first date spot. And we guarantee you'll look good in the moody lighting too.
With a revamped interior and a killer new happy hour with juicy mini Drake Burgers, the Drake Cafe is a day-to-night destination on West Queen West.
Looking for one last summer escape? Nestled in a secluded spot in Yorkville, Sofia Restaurant's gorgeous patio is a dream come true with a delectable lunch menu.
Truth and reconciliation is meaningless without action. Visit these authentic Indigenous food experiences and restaurants to eat, learn and support Indigenous chefs and makers.
A luxury boutique hotel run like a bed and breakfast, The Dover George is a beautiful weekend escape by Port Dover Beach with a gourmet food program — and it's just two hours away from Toronto.
On Sundays, Miss Likklemore's serves their bright bottomless cocktails and brunch hits infused with Caribbean flavours to a bumpin' room full of glamorously dressed diners on King West.
Halibut or haddock? Beer-battered and crunchy or light and crispy? No matter how you like it, these are the top spots serving the best fish and chips in Toronto.
Whether it's your first or your 100th date, Evelyn Chick's Simpl Things in Parkdale is a super cute date night spot where sparks will fly over sumptuous cocktails and light bites.
Tucked behind the restaurant, Via Allegro Ristorante's large, glass-enclosed heated patio is brimming with pink flower-drenched trees, setting a scene that feels like summer even in winter.
New food delivery app, Cookin connects professional home cooks making delicious, homemade meals with hungry diners across Toronto. We take it for a test run and sample the dishes for ourselves.
Until March 3, usher in the Year of the Dragon by soaking in the rich atmosphere at Holts Café while you sip tea and snack on Asian-inspired bites like crystal shrimp dumplings, pork bao and milk tea macarons.
Sleek, stylish and practically silent, the new FoodCycler by Vitamix Eco 5 reduces food waste, turning it into plant food overnight without taking up the time or space of a composter.
In addition to the à la carte menu, diners at AP restaurant in Toronto can now opt for the Chef's Tasting Experience, a six-course adventure into exceptional Japanese flavours with Latin flair.
After a year in Toronto, Soluna is still a coastal escape with easy-drinking cocktails and tapas that will make you forget all about the fact that you haven't seen the sun in weeks.
Wine expert, Lauren Power gives us the lowdown on nine celebrity-backed wines, from Snoop Dogg's 19 Crimes wine to bottles from Sarah Jessica Parker, Brad Pitt, John Legend and Post Malone.
Bask in the plush, festive atmosphere of the Shangri-La Toronto's Lobby Lounge, with live piano and flickering fireplaces, while you snack on scrumptious bites at the Nutcracker Afternoon Tea.
Sink your teeth into delicious, flavourful Mediterranean share plates and sip delicate cocktails in Miss Aida's cozy, modern dining room in Roncy.
Holiday spirits are back in full force at Miracle Toronto, the city's favourite Christmas-themed pop-up cocktail bar from the team behind Civil Liberties.
Whether we've got the post-bar munchies, need a pre-club snack or just want a late dinner, Marked Restaurant's new menu of mouthwatering late night eats is our go-to.