During our brief stay in Toronto, we managed to dine at three of the city’s leading … Top Toronto restaurants reflect city’s many facesRead more
Toronto
Local color lights up Toronto neighborhoods
Toronto’s playful side is literally written on its walls. The city is full of murals created … Local color lights up Toronto neighborhoodsRead more
Toronto Chinatown awash with flavors
“Growing up in Chinatown,” said chef and culinary educator John Lee, “was a Duddy Kravitz kind … Toronto Chinatown awash with flavorsRead more
Little Italy simmers with many new tastes
There are certainly fancier coffee shops than Café Diplomatico (594 College St., 416-534-4637, cafediplomatico.ca), but few … Little Italy simmers with many new tastesRead more
Indulge at Rashers with all bacon, all the time
There’s something to be said for doing one thing and doing it well. Rashers opened in … Indulge at Rashers with all bacon, all the timeRead more
Peameal bacon shows the salty side of Hogtown
“The peameal bacon sandwich is Toronto’s most unique food,” says Robert Biancolin, who runs Carousel Bakery … Peameal bacon shows the salty side of HogtownRead more
Toronto fills its larder at St. Lawrence Market
Toronto is like the grandmother who always wants to feed you. In fact, banners hanging from … Toronto fills its larder at St. Lawrence MarketRead more
It’s smart to get Luckee in Toronto
Susur Lee was always my favorite contestant on season two of Top Chef Masters, but it … It’s smart to get Luckee in TorontoRead more