Toronto Restaurant

Their pizza is already legendary in this city, but Pizzeria Libretto wasn’t content to rest on the success of its West (Ossington) and East (Danforth) end locations. They wanted to give the downtown core a taste too

Poutine gods Camille Fresco and Kosta Kariotakis are coming from the poutine capital of Canada – Montréal, obviously – to bring the high-end restaurant Poutineville to Toronto (296 Brunswick Ave). Here's why you should pay attention

Have you ever eaten in an art gallery? Well, Braised is pretty close. Thanks to an agreement with local M.J.G. Gallery, this new Leslieville restaurant offers a chic escape to enjoy some fine dining

Forget Stock, this fall is going to be all about America. Don’t worry, though, this isn’t a hostile takeover by our Southern neighbours. This is Toronto heavyweights Oliver & Bonacini and Charles Khabouth teaming up to bring the 31st floor of the Trump Hotel Toronto back to life

Colette Grand Café has replaced Scarpetta in the Thompson Hotel, and it does not disappoint. Here's everything you need to know about this modern twist on a traditional French experience

We talk a lot about knowing what young professionals (YPs) want. Well, here it is: Jack and Jameson on tap. Bocce on the patio. Hand-pressed burgers. $6 double Caesars on Sundays. Shall we go on?

And you thought you knew fusion. Patois, chef Craig Wong’s new Dundas W. restaurant and bar, is bringing you a combination you haven’t seen in Toronto yet – Chinese-Jamaican

Warning: the following information might blow your mind. Every single item of food on El Furniture Warehouse’s menu is $4.95. Every. Single. One. And they’re all really good

A rooftop terrace. A Champagne bar. A live DJ. O&B chefs. A Notable cocktail. This is how you brunch. ‘Cause starting your Sunday right isn’t only about amazing food – it’s about having an experience. Here's why Summer Sundays @ Malaparte are made for you