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Whether it’s your first date or your 25th wedding anniversary, romance sometimes needs a little nudge in the right direction. These restaurants combine intimate ambience with amazing dishes, providing all the kindling you need to romantic fires ablaze.
You’re spoiled for choice when it comes to cafés, hotels and even chocolate boutiques offering afternoon tea service in Toronto. Fortunately for you, we’ve made the selection process a little easier by putting together this list of options ranging from cute local spots to elegant high end hotels.
Dining out with a crowd doesn’t have to be difficult. Grab a group and head on over to these Toronto restaurants where dishes are served up family-style and sharing is definitely encouraged.
Each year the Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival comes to Toronto to entertain, educate and enthrall documentary fans. This year, the film fest takes place from April 23 to May 3. If you’re looking for a bite to eat before or after a screening, check out one of these Annex area eateries within walking distance of the Bloor Hot Docs Cinema.
In a neighbourhood known for its food-savvy crowd, it’s no wonder the lowly burger has been elevated to an art form. From simple, yet mouth-watering cheeseburgers, to triple-decker, triple-meat monstrosities, here are a few burger joints on West Queen West that you won't want to miss.
Forget about vegetarian dishes being a cheap knockoff from their meaty cousins – the dishes at these west end spots are fantastic just the way they are. Whether you’re a full-time vegetarian or you just feel like taking a break from meat, check out these local restaurants for a nutritious meal.
Whether you’re a vegetarian looking to spice up your lunch break with some new flavours or you simply want to skip the meat for one day, these East End restaurants are sure to leave you feeling satisfied.
The Ossington strip has been growing more and more in stature as one of the best places in the city to head , if you want your choice of incredible food. Quality ingredients are definitely a focus in this neighbourhood, and whether it’s Asian fusion or amazing pizza, there’s something for everyone on this strip.
There seems to be no end in sight when it comes to Toronto’s collective love affair with tacos. Whether you’re looking for dirt-cheap classics, authentic Latin recipes or bold new fusion flavours, there are plenty of amply stuffed tortillas to be found north of the border. Visit these taquerias to sample some of the city’s best Mexican street food.
Looking for a suitable spot to down a pint this St. Patrick’s Day? Whether you're starting early, or need to quench your thirst after taking in the St. Patrick's Day Parade, there’s plenty of green beer to go around at these seven Irish pubs and bars in Toronto. Slainte!
West Queen West is just plain cool, but established hot spots like the Drake and Gladstone hotels have lost a bit of their former edge and gone mainstream. When you and the boys are rolling out, try some places that seem a little less predictable.
This once-grimy part of town is on the upswing thanks to the hip storefronts and bars popping up along Bloor Street. Dive bars are no longer the only option when it comes to drinking in this neighbourhood — you’ll now find plenty of craft beer and complicated cocktails to be had between Dufferin and Lansdowne. Check out these neighbourhood watering holes next time you’re in Bloordale.