Vela: A Toronto Restaurant With New American Opulence
Star-crossed cuisine.
From partners Amanda Bradley and Robin Goodfellow, Vela emulates the grandeur of a posh hotel lobby bar: inviting, impressive, and memorable
Toronto Restaurants
Sushi Extravagance at Minami Toronto
City sushi.
With intricate plating, standout handcrafted cocktails, and a variety of flavour profiles that range in complexity, it brings a unique and innovative dining experience to the city.
Toronto Is Opening Up; Here Are Some Must-Visit Restaurants
Back in business.
After over a year of being cooped up for what feels like a lifetime, Torontonians are finally able hit their favourite patios in the city. We have done the guesswork for you and curated a list of must-visit patios to check out this summer.
Contactless, Automated Restaurant Openings in Toronto
Robo-service.
We may not all have flying cars and robotic housekeepers just yet, but slick, contactless, automated hot spots are popping up around Toronto making life in the city a little more Jetsons-esque.
MARKED: Toronto’s Newest Latin American Food Journey
Pan-Am.
Step into the Pan-Am Lounge at Toronto’s new MARKED restaurant on John Street and get transported to a modern version of the quintessential 1950s Pan American airport lounge/bar.
8 Toronto Patios Open Now for
Dine-In
Fresh fare.
These patios, either long running or newly built, offer amazing food in the fresh air with great design and even better views of the city.
Janet Zuccarini’s Gusto 501 Is High on the List of Post-Quarantine Destinations
One to eat at.
Janet Zuccarini first wrote headlines with her Trattoria Nervosa, which brought the original kale salad into Toronto’s consciousness.
Lapinou: Toronto’s Newest Neo-Bistro
Bon vivant.
Step into the brick-and-beam historic building with its sleek, central bar, black industrial-looking exposed pipes, and sky-high windows—and you’d swear you were in London or Paris.
ēst: An Experience in Imaginative Cooking and Design
Encore, chef Sean MacDonald.
Taking a step into ēst, you notice a sense of calm unusual in bustling Toronto. Once you’re seated, dishes appear tableside, as if they have been plucked directly from a Canadian forest.
