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Canadians over the years haved slowly adopted many American traditions and holidays.Recently, the popularity of American Thanksgiving here has spilled over to restaurants thankfully, giving us the chance to experience the epic meal all over again. And all just one month before we do it again for Christmas.Here are my picks for top 5 places in the city to celebrate American Thanksgiving.Note: Reservations are recommended.
We survived the winter and to prove it, restaurants around town are getting in the spring spirit, adding seasonal produce and ingredients to their dishes.Here are my top 5 picks for spring menus:(Note: dishes and prices are subject to change).
You’ve still got holiday shopping, wrapping and cleaning up to do. How are you supposed to shop for ingredients, prep and make dinner for a crowd when it’s so busy?Take the pressure off with these fabulous 5 Christmas dinners to go.
Something there is about a frigid mid-winter day that sends the mind in the direction of sake. If you can’t warm your bones from the outside, after all, you might as well work on it from the inside.Toronto is fortunate to be blessed with a whack of bona fide sake joints where chilly travelers might find heat-bearing relief in the form of this minor miracle of fermented rice. Here are five of the best:
How are you celebrating Earth Day? With which food?Getting food as close to home as possible not only supports local farmers and producers, but promotes sustainable agriculture. It also cuts down on greenhouse gas emissions.Here are the top five spots that you might not know are committed to serving local and sustainable ingredients and reducing their environmental footprint. (Note: menu items and prices subject to change.)
Ah, the life of a food critic. At year's end, while others frantically try to figure out what to wear and where to party for the festive season, I sift through a truckload of menu memories to see which select few will make the cut for our annual guide to the Top 11 restaurants of 2011. In some cases it was pretty close, but in the end only 11 made the list.
This year, instead of going to your usual spot, try something completely different.Here are my top 5 choices for your not-so-typical Easter dining this weekend:
Whether you're heading out for a day of shopping the sales or you're spending a quiet day at home, one way or another, you're going to be hungry.Many restaurants are open on December 26th including the following establishments:
Today is National Wine Day! How are you going to celebrate? I’ve come up with the top 5 spots, so now all you have to do is drink up.What a way to start the week!
In honour of International Women’s Day on Tuesday March 8, 2016. this week’s Best Of is a celebration of some of Toronto’s best women chefs.
This season, we’ve seen some astonishing arrivals. From high end to everyday casual, there’s truly something for everyone here.Here are the top 5 restaurants in Toronto for autumn:
Monday, February 15, 2016 is Family Day, which means you likely have the day off.In case you want a day off from cooking as well, there will be a number of restaurants open across the city.And as an added bonus, a selection of Toronto restaurants are also offering special Family Day menus for you to enjoy, including these spots around town: