We kicked off the holidays with a not so silent night. See the pics here.
This year, we're celebrating the unsung heroes of the holidays — side dishes — and pairing them with festive Flor de Caña.
Ooey, gooey, crunchy or crispy, cookies are one of the sweetest treats around. If you're looking for Toronto's best cookies, we've got the (baked) goods.
Running April 22–24 at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, the T.O. Food & Drink Fest is three epic days of incredible tastings, classes, pairings and music.
We talk to the owner of the Epicure Shop about staying current after four decades in business.
From Enoteca Sociale to Piano Piano, these Italian restaurants are dishing up Toronto's best pasta — and we've organized them for you by neighbourhood.
The Foodism team shares our favourite summer-in-the-city experiences to help you plan your own warm-weather adventures.
Get outside and take in the best of autumn in Ontario with these fun farm-centric activities situated both in and out of the city
Kensington Market has fought to stave off chains and big-box stores — the result is an eclectic, laid-back neighbourhood that is ripe for dining.
From angry protests to Michelin-recognized chefs, Hunter Gutman dives into the good, the bad and the ugly of vegan food in Toronto.
From the same team behind the legendary Toronto's Festival of Beer comes Fizz Fest, a hot new festival dedicated to all things that fizz, plus food, music and more.
Only 20 years old, the penicillin cocktail has already conquered the cocktail world with its sweet, smoky fire.
Gather 'round and gest set for easier holiday hosting with our guide to everything from sabrage to oyster shucking.
For our summer grilling edition, we take In the Kitchen outside and let meat maestro Michael Hunter get all fired up for Antler's Game Burgers.
Peter Sanagan, owner of Sanagan's Meat Locker, reminds us to appreciate that some of the best, most flavourful meat in the world is produced right in our province.
Elevate your Super Bowl gatherings with these party-ready recipes from some of our favourite chefs in Toronto and beyond.
We've got a barbecue box worthy of your grill master, the ultimate sushi platter, all the cold beer dad could dream of and more. Father's Day dinner and gifts, sorted.
These new Toronto restaurants and bars are heating things up this summer. From massive food halls dishing Toronto faves to omakase sushi and romantic date spots, these are the coolest new openings.
From 1-31 July, Toronto's best bars and restaurants will be taking part in 31 Days of German Riesling. Fall in love with Germany's favourite grape and enter for a chance to win a long weekend for two in Berlin.
Forward-thinking wines are closer than you think. Head to Downtown Winery in, er, downtown for all the trappings of wine country without the vines.
This affordable Junction eatery specializing in Northeastern Thai cuisine has already become a favourite with neighbourhood families and couples.
Like a warm wrap-around blanket, these authentic Italian foods will comfort you with their incomparably delicious flavour and premium quality.
Ontario’s beef industry is going through an explosive improvement in quality. We search for the perfect recipe to capture this moment.
Raw fish and uncooked beef dishes appear on many menus, but are they safe to eat? The Park Hyatt's executive chef Antonio Soriano answers all your questions.
Whether you like thin or thick noodles, pork broth or chicken, we've got the best ramen in Toronto, from Kinton Ramen to Sansotei Ramen.
Slow-steep your own java with this easy-to-use cold brew coffee maker that can be stored in your fridge.
From Israeli cuisine to Japanese-style crepes, and petite wine bars to an extravagant new restaurant from Michelin-starred chef Akira Back, these are the recently opened Toronto restaurants that should be on your radar.
Toronto has been dubbed the most multicultural city in the world, yet its fine dining scene remains resoundingly white. We take a look at a category of cuisine that’s ripe for change.
Bartender Simon Ho tells us why we should be paying more attention to this cocktail enhancer.
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.
Escape just east of Toronto to the Kawarthas Northumberland region. Enjoy the great outdoors and savour the inside of some of the region's best craft breweries.
Skip shaking up individual cocktails for everyone at your party and serve these crowd-pleasing big batch punch recipes from Toronto mixology maven Robin Goodfellow.
Introducing the inaugural foodism ICON Awards. Each year, we’ll unveil the 10 hospitality superstars who continue to inspire us. Here are the 2024 winners.
The first print edition of Foodism Toronto hit Toronto streets last week. Not read it yet? Here are six reasons to, and where to pick up a copy...
For a sweet and rich mid-afternoon pick-me-up, this organic hot cocoa features a blend of tonic herbs that invigorate
We head east to discover how Reid’s Distillery is bringing the small-batch spirit culture to Toronto.
Toronto Beach Club, Woodbine Beach's latest and largest addition, serves up coastal opulence for a truly one-of-a-kind Toronto dining experience.Â
Switch up your usual wine run with a visit to Dundas West's Grape Crush, a bottle shop and wine bar with a large selection of natural vino.
Cyprus's cuisine is rooted in tradition and fresh flavours — which Irene Matys showcases in her new cookbook My Cypriot Table. We share three summery recipes.
From mulled wine packed with fruits and spices to toasty sips that remind us of summer, these Christmas cocktails and cozy drinks will warm you up this season.
Every Thursday and Friday, a DJ will be cranking out beats in the Union Food Court to take your lunch hour from lame to lit.
Now available at the LCBO, this ruby red wine is chock-full of fruit flavours that could only be achieved by the expertise of second-generation farmer, Tom Gore.
From terms to terroir and glassware to grapes, we cover the basics of wine knowledge to make the search for fermented enlightenment more enjoyable.
1 Hotel Toronto is a highly-aesthetic staycation that will transport you into indulgent luxury all while keeping sustainability in mind.
This fruity, sour beer from wine country is made with strawberries just 5 km outside this Beamsville brewery.
Tall, dark and handsome: all the way from the cocktail bar to the marble bathrooms, we find the luxurious Bisha Hotel in Toronto tops our list for a one-night affair.
With some lucky contest winners, we enjoyed a night of Jacob's Creek wines paired with tasty bites at the St. Lawrence Market Kitchen.
Sai Sumar looks into Toronto’s growing contingent of urban beekeepers and the terroir of our local honey