Only 20 years old, the penicillin cocktail has already conquered the cocktail world with its sweet, smoky fire.
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.
Gather 'round and gest set for easier holiday hosting with our guide to everything from sabrage to oyster shucking.
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.
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.
Lockdown may seem to be stretching on indefinitely, but we've got a list of all the fun foodie things to do in Toronto this April — virtually, at home or at a distance.
Like a warm wrap-around blanket, these authentic Italian foods will comfort you with their incomparably delicious flavour and premium quality.
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.
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.
Canada's largest food and beverage festival is back! This March 31 to April 2, T.O. Food & Drink Fest is a must-visit event for any food and drink lover.
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.
We may be in a lockdown, but that won't keep us from enjoying the most wonderful time of the year. Here are the best things to do in Toronto this December.
We had the feast to end all feasts at Louix Louis in Toronto's spectacular St. Regis Hotel. We came, we saw, we ate the damn King Cake.
Growing vegetables, herbs and other plants at home can be fun, delicious and even easy. Local chef Guy Rawlings talks gardening for beginners in any space.
Toronto Beach Club, Woodbine Beach's latest and largest addition, serves up coastal opulence for a truly one-of-a-kind Toronto dining experience.
We find out the story behind The Junction's Henderson Brewing, and their coveted, and at times contentious, Ides Series of beer.
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.
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.
We take a trip to Harbord Village's Emmer and Ash bakery and get our paws on their coveted twice-baked croissants, breakfast sandwiches and more.
1 Hotel Toronto is a highly-aesthetic staycation that will transport you into indulgent luxury all while keeping sustainability in mind.
From Nashville fried chicken to stacked subs, we've got the best sandwiches in Toronto for all your deli dreams.
Mississauga is a mouthful and we're not just talking about the name. We've got Mississauga's best things to eat and experience for your next staycation.
A group of restaurants have changed their policy on service. We speak to the people shaking things up – and ask why tipping wasn't fair in the first place.
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.
Skip the crowds and celebrate the year's spookiest (and candy-filled) day with these food and drink-infused Halloween ideas
We interview David Zilber, Noma's former director of fermentation and co-author of The Noma Guide to Fermentation, to learn all about the magic of microbes.
These top specialty grocers ensure well-stocked pantries across Toronto, whether your shopping list includes vegan eggs, quality Italian olive oil or Japanese curry roux
Snack bars have proliferated across Toronto over the past few years, and we've picked out some of the city's best
Seeking a break from green-dyed brews? Head to these St. Patrick's Day festivities around town instead.
Germany might be known for its rieslings — but thanks to a new generation of young winemakers, it's creating waves with a delicious range of wine that's perfect for summer.
The events calendar might not be as popping as usual, but there are still plenty of things to do in Toronto this October – you just gotta know where to look.
Reifel Rye is 2023’s Best New Whisky of the Year. However you choose to savour a glass, buckle up for unexpected depth and wildly indulgent flavour.
Cured meat and cheese are celebration essentials. Afrim Pristine of the Cheese Boutique tells us how to make the ultimate charcuterie board.
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.
Canada cleaned up at the very first North America's 50 Best Restaurants awards — and three of the top spots are in the GTA. Here's what not to miss at these world-class restaurants.
Gearing up for the season of giving just got a bit easier and tastier. Here are our food event picks of the month that'll leave you well fed and happy to give
Few things pair better with dinner than a gorgeous cityscape. Here are our selections for Toronto’s best restaurant views
In brunch-obsessed Toronto, picking a favourite can be tough. So we’ve done all the work for you.
From bakeries to butcher shops, we've found the best places in Toronto to get your piece of pie.
SPATULA's easy and delicious meals are perfected by chefs but prepared by you at home in no time. Cooking dinner tonight? No problem.
Pastry fiends are in for the sweetest of treats at new Queen Street West French bakery Marvelous by Fred.
Champagne might be the classic countdown go-to but we've rounded up some other effervescent options worth celebrating.
The team at Twenty Two Media took some time out to listen, learn and amplify Black voices last week – here's how we intend to support the Black Lives Matter movement.
Dining in might be off the table, but you can still try the best new restaurants in Toronto this winter — even if it's just for delivery or takeout.
There's nothing like a bit of healthy competition to get creative juices flowing in the kitchen and behind the bar. Here are our favourite food battles and competitions happening around town in November
Nicki Laborie’s evolving menu has kept her a star in the city’s food scene. The Bar Reyna founder doesn’t stay still for long — and her path to the top reflects that.