Holiday Private Dining in Toronto: 9 Restaurants for Parties and New Year’s Eve
From Lai Wah Heen and Aburi Hana to Miku, Lyla and Little Sister’s Java Jingle, here is where to book holiday private dining in Toronto this season.
From Lai Wah Heen and Aburi Hana to Miku, Lyla and Little Sister’s Java Jingle, here is where to book holiday private dining in Toronto this season.
Tiramisu-inspired lattes, a caramel chai and a first-ever holiday pup cup headline this year’s Starbucks holiday lineup. Here is what is new, what is returning and when Red Cup Day lands.
EPOCH Bar & Kitchen Terrace is bringing back the Ritz-Carlton holiday market with local vendors, seasonal bites and a giant snow globe. Here are the 2026 hours, entry details and Santa dates.
Loomi Pita Bakery opens in Toronto’s Little Italy, replacing the former PG Clucks location with fresh sourdough pita sandwiches, hummus bowls and more.
Quesada introduces El Diablo, a spicy limited-time offering featuring Cheetos Flamin’ Hot, available in three menu options starting October 27, 2026.
D-Spot Dessert Café has opened a Vaughan location serving waffles, crepes, milk cakes and savoury food. Here is a first look at the menu and address.
Restaurants near Exhibition Place and Liberty Village to grab a meal after the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair, running November 6 to 15, 2026.
From spicy Chongqing broths to Japanese sukiyaki, these are the best hot pot restaurants in Toronto to warm up this season.
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