Mexican

Well, dear readers, it's time to say good-bye to one of our favourite spots, Kultura. Yes, the King East hot spot that oft hosted events with bodacious babes and dapper dudes is now defunct. Let's have a moment of silence... that's long enough. The good news is we now have even more Mexican/Spanish cuisine in its place

The Mexican/Latin-American trend keeps growing in the city, and since it's summertime and spice actually is the spice of life, we couldn't be happier. Ladies and gents, introducing your new after-work/dinner/late night/patio pleasure: El Catrin

Toronto is formidable in its culture. While being so diverse has helped us to be one of the most sensitive cities in the world – not to mention one of the most cooperative and open-minded – there's one aspect of this characteristic that is likely favoured: the food. Damn! Do we ever have some great food from different cultures. Just look at the Mexican/Latin restaurants we at Notable like to call “mi casa”

The talent behind Kitchenette has infused their culinary skills into this taco and burrito bar just off the main strip. This no frills, ‘order at the bar’ spot serves up a wide array of tacos and burritos in a way nobody else does in the city...and that's just why we love it

In a city brimming with restaurants that would satisfy the culinary exploits of any foodie or food-bewildered Schmo, it's hard to set yourself apart from the cobbled web. This doesn't seem to be an issue for The Combine Eatery – which opened yesterday – with their unique California-influenced menu and old school meets new school charm

JOEY Eaton Centre is opening on July 4th, and for those young professionals who find themselves awash in less-than-stellar options for afterwork and after-shopping meals in the Yonge Dundas area of Toronto, the early summer opening date couldn't be more welcome. Take a look at our picture preview of what's in store