A motley crew of foodies and home chefs meet at Anna Tasca Lanza Cooking School, one of Sicily’s most prestigious cooking schools, to get a taste of excellence from the masters.
For a Belgian-style wheat beer that's as crisp as fall itself, try Unibroue’s Blanche de Chambly from Quebec.
Just a six-hour drive or a quick flight away, Pittsburgh's Craft Beverage Experience is a fun, food and drink-filled weekend that you don't want to miss.
Blossoming with the natural sweetness of fresh, handpicked, wild elderflowers, St-Germain Elderflower Liqueur is a refreshing liqueur that elevates cocktails with a floral kiss of summer.
No Vacancy, by the Ghost Chicken team, has completely transformed the former sammie joint into an intimate, Japanese-inspired haunt. Pair their deeply layered libations with smart, playful bites and yap.
This Harbord Village restaurant reinvents the classic French bistro with innovative dishes, swoon-worthy design moments and an approachable atmosphere.
Portugal is home to some of the world's best and brightest wines that won't break the bank. From funky sparkling whites to unrivalled reds, taste the unexpected.
The R&B artist posted a video at Pho Ngoc Yen, calling it the "best Vietnamese food I've ever had in my life." I went the next day to find out whether or not it's worth the hype.
From Bar Isabel's show-stopping half octopus to Gusto 101's famous pasta, we discover the stories behind the most iconic dishes in the city.Â
Jason Lee had big shoes to fill when he took over Korean Village Restaurant after his mother’s passing. From the menu and the busy dining room, it’s clear he’s done her proud.
We chat with Ryan Lister, executive chef at The Dorset, to find out how his hometown inspired the menu at the coastal English restaurant and where he likes to eat when he's off the clock.
Lost Peak is a delicious, single vineyard cabernet sauvignon under $20 that encapsulates the beauty and mystique of Washington State's Cascade Range.
OEB Breakfast Co.'s Mauro Martina talks to us about the ingredient synonymous with breakfast, and why the egg is more than it's cracked up to be.
Truth and reconciliation is meaningless without action. Visit these authentic Indigenous food experiences and restaurants to eat, learn and support Indigenous chefs and makers.
We've got everything you need to sleigh the holidays, from Christmas cocktails and recipes to delicious foodie gift guides and which bottles to serve.
Making hyper-local menus at Montgomery's on Queen Street West isn't just a gimmick for Guy Rawlings, who thinks we should be excited about Canada's seasonal bounty.
Sultry Spanish wines, bite-sized beauties, a really good looking mosaic wall — I will not stop talking about Bar Chica (or that one time I went to Barcelona).
Anti-waste bartender Kelsey Ramage challenged Toronto to create a sustainable vodka cocktail using the carbon-neutral Vodkow. Here are the top four recipes.
I took the portable Ooni pizza oven for a spin and made some almost restaurant-quality pizza — but not without burning my fingers. Here’s my honest experience with the Ooni Karu 12G.
We delve into the secret world of supper clubs in Toronto, from multi-course menus in condos to one-off dinners at mystery locations around the city.
Curryish Tavern is a modern Indian restaurant in West Queen West whose menu features traditional dishes fused with seasonal Canadian ingredients and contemporary cooking methods.
One of only 23 Le Cordon Bleu schools worldwide, Ottawa is proud to call itself home to the prestigious culinary institution.
Drawing on his Cantonese-Hakka roots, DaiLo's chef-owner Nick Liu has created a knock-out menu stuffed with one unique, show-stopping dish after another.
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.
Amanda (Ama) Scriver is a passionate storyteller, community builder and a social activist. She is a full-time freelancer writing on topics ranging from food and coffee to body politics and feminism. In her spare time, she loves relaxing with trashy reality television, a good drag show and listening to hip hop.
Now available in Toronto, these European-style table and bench sets offer the perfect setting to enjoy life's simplest pleasures with friends and family.
Foodism lit up the track and ignited our palate at a recent Cayenne Taste Drive event, held by Porsche Canada, and ended up with one of the ‘spiciest’ drives of the day.
As part of our Flor de Caña and Foodism Mixtronomy dinner series, we tucked into a delicious, bespoke menu complete with rum pairings at Sofia. See the photos here.
There are a lot of misconceptions around tofu and what it's made of. We dispel the myths with Braden Chong, head chef at the Michelin-recognized Mimi Chinese and partner at Sunnys Chinese.
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.
Tart, juicy and deliciously well-balanced, Dinosour Stone Fruit Sour is an approachable, award-winning brew for all.
Eric Pateman of Amola Salt sprinkles his knowledge on the different types of salt and how to use them, how salt is harvested and whether or not it's bad for you.
Billed as the first restaurant in the GTA to serve izakaya-style Chinese chuan'r, Chat Bar's grilled skewers are fiery in more ways than one.
Twenty-five years, one devastating fire, countless orders of General Tao Chicken — Hong Shing owner Colin Li tells us all about this epochal Toronto restaurant.
Wine has been viewed through a white lens for centuries, but a number of Black wine professionals and sommeliers are changing the Canadian wine industry.
Wineries in the Niagara Benchlands region may be lesser-known, but Katie Bridges finds that the area’s unique terroir and complex wines are unmissable.
These dependable hacks and star appliances will keep your summer soirées running smoothly, no matter what the season throws at you.
We've been cooking up something big — a deep dive into the city's best dishes and the people behind them, Foodism's new video series shares exclusive recipes from Toronto's best chefs and bartenders.
Irish whisky may have been considered second fiddle to Scotch whisky, but now the spirit is having a moment — and it goes far beyond Jameson.
 We trade Toronto's concrete and construction for waterside dining and a mammoth-sized bone-in ribeye at the Cambridge Mill.
We're proud to be the official media partner of the Unblock unConference, an engaging, educational event aimed at advancing diversity, inclusion and equity in Canada's hospitality industry.
In the men-dominated world of spirits, these three women distilling dynamos from around the globe share their visions for the future of the industry.
We’re turning 10! For the last decade, Torontonians have turned to us for recos, inspo and inside stories from the city’s world-famous food and drink scene. We look back at the core memories and milestones.
Spring may not have sprung just yet, but we're thinking ahead. From a gardening guide to hot new restaurants and fresh recipes, we've got everything you need to start thinking spring.
For the second installment of our Foodism x Flor de Caña dinner series, we headed to Louix Louis inside the St. Regis Hotel for a rum-inspired menu.