From Muskoka Spirits, The Muskoka Long Drink is a new gin-based cocktail at the LCBO that’s perfect for enjoying in the sunshine with friends all season long.
Joel and Hannah Harradine's Down Home in Markdale offers a heartfelt expression of their cooking. It’s earned a place in the Michelin Guide — and it’s well worth planning a weekend around.
King West’s latest eatery serves up plant-based fare in a bright and beautiful environment.
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.
With 150 dishes to try, the epic brunch bonanza is back and bigger than ever. Grab tickets for either Saturday, June 15 or Sunday, June 16.
Don't just hydrate your body, optimize it with HEXX's line of natural, botanically-infused, fruit-forward beverages.
Available every Tuesday evening at Henry's Restaurant and wine bar, The Table is a beautiful two-course meal served family-style for just $40 per person — which is a steal for fine dining in this economy.
Want to jazz up your midweek dining? Try this ultra-versatile sauce recipe from Basil Box
The Ontario Wine Awards has been recognizing the best vino in the province since 1995. We shine a spotlight on this year’s most prolific producers and provide you with the entire list of winners.
Warm, slightly sweet, and spiked with just enough liquor to give you a pleasant buzz, this concoction from The Carbon Bar might just be the perfect winter cocktail.
Pesto alla Genovese may be native to Liguria, but this version comes via Venice—we're talking California, just to be clear...
Break out these lip-smacking summer drinks for sipping during the last few weeks of al fresco dinners, park picnics and cottage days.
An immersive experience with contemporary food comes to Queen West
Fresh, portable and delicious, these Toronto shawarma joints have got you covered for your next picnic lunch.
Our philosophy on theme bars: if you're going to go for it, go for it. This Polynesian spot in Parkdale certainly has....
Subway® Canada is celebrating Footlong all summer long with the new snackable Footlong Sidekicks including a Footlong Churro, Pretzel, Cookie and Footlong Dippers — and they're $3–$6 each*.
Bring the most wonderful wines of the year home for the holidays and pair them with innovative stemware so each sip is a celebration.
Take what you need or leave what you can at these 24-hour community fridges in Toronto that are helping combat food waste and food insecurity.
We chat to the man driving the tiki trend in Toronto from Queen Street bar Miss Thing's
At Bar Pompette, a French-inspired drinking den in Little Italy, the cocktail menu is about way more than just booze. Fresh herbs and produce shine in their drams.
Have cooking competition shows unfairly raised expectations? Or created a new class of talent? We find out where the balance lies.
Kickstart your upcoming New Year’s resolutions with Coca-Cola Stevia – the delicious drink you know and love, minus the calories.
Not just a supporting role in classic cocktails like the manhattan and negroni, Vermouth gives major main character energy — and we tell you all about it.
Frozen is the new fresh with Evive's selection of nutritious and easy smoothie and meal cubes that will revive your freezer and your lifestyle.
Flavourful dishes using ingredients the average Canadian may be unfamiliar with make for a fun meal with some of Downtown's most exciting cocktails.
Some of Union restaurant’s most iconic dishes were dreamed up in a pickup truck before opening night. Ten years later, they’re still on the menu.
This August, take your taste buds south of the border with American craft beer for an experience that's as refreshing as a summer long weekend.
Amidst a thriving food and drink culture, the issue of hunger in Toronto is increasing. Amanda Scriver takes a look at the frightening stats and the organizations trying to eradicate the problem
Cool, crisp and easy-to-make, you'll be wondering why you didn't take up making this sooner
Tasting menus aren't always a friendly affair, but chef Gerry Quintero has created an intimate space and warm atmosphere at Ficoa that's full of nostalgic touches and bold flavours.
Feast your eyes on these Toronto artists' delicious drawings and paintings of the city's most beloved dishes, restaurants and more.
This six-course tasting experience promises to be a "magnifique" meeting of the minds of chefs Arnaud Bloquel and Stéphane Modat. Toronto's dinner is on April 16 at Restaurant Lucie, in the Financial District.
Scoring more than 90 points from acclaimed wine critics for over 20 years, Super Tuscan wine Ruffino Modus is a complex sipper, layered with fruit flavours.
Abandon the bland with the new king of condiments: Sir Kensington’s Ketchup, made with simply grown and consciously sourced ingredients.
Gay Lea whipped cream, sour cream and butter are the key ingredients for tantalizing holiday recipes — try making these crowd-pleasers for your next holiday gathering.
TOCA, at The Ritz-Carlton, Toronto, is welcoming its Taste Italy Series, a three-course meal featuring a different region of Italy each month, starting with Tuscany.
Countdown with cocktails, coffee, craft beer and more this December. Here are our favourite advent calendars for adults.
Find a knockout menu of steak frites, eight-hour-brined rotisserie chicken and crowd-pleasing cocktails, plus happy hour deals and a hidden speakeasy at the gorgeous La Plume in The Well.
Indoor dining in Toronto is back, and we're making up for lost time with this round-up of Toronto's best new restaurants.
Warmer temperatures aren't the only thing that's new, check out these new restaurants popping up all over Toronto this spring.
This December, SIP! Niagara is lighting up the region with an epic food and drink festival featuring hand-crafted cocktails, food trucks and a record-breaking DIY caesar bar.
Comprising of luxurious acacia blocks and four razor-sharp cooking knives, Kilne's Ultimate Knife Set has quickly become the backbone of my kitchen.
This summer, there's a new addition to the farmers' market circuit. We chat with the founder and vendors setting up shop at Deeply Rooted, Toronto’s first Black and Indigenous farmers’ market.