BlueBay Fish & Wings is a family-owned Markham restaurant serving crispy fish and chips, 82 wing flavours, seafood, souvlaki, salads, desserts and its new Butter Chicken Dinner.
Air Canada’s 2026 Best New Restaurants list includes nine Toronto restaurants and four more in Niagara and Collingwood. Here are the local finalists.
Beertown and Burdock Brewery have teamed up for Ducktown West Coast Session Cold IPA, a crisp, hop-forward 4.0 per cent beer inspired by Burdock’s famous duck-themed brews.
Pita Pit gives the East Coast classic a fresh twist with its new Crispy Donair, featuring savoury donair-inspired flavours, fresh vegetables, and signature sauces in a grilled pita.
Not sure what to wear to dinner in Toronto? This guide breaks down local restaurant dress codes, from casual neighbourhood spots to fine dining, steakhouses, rooftops, and special-occasion rooms.
Blue October will release Storytelling, its intimate 2021 acoustic performance hosted by Matt Pinfield, on vinyl and DVD for the first time on November 6, alongside an extensive North American tour celebrating 20 years of Foiled.
Oatly is turning 45 Ossington Avenue green this September with its free Matcha-tality Suite, featuring complimentary drinks, bites, live music, matcha-themed manicures, photo moments, and more.
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Aburi Hana is reopening in Toronto’s Yorkville on September 17 with a fresh take on Japanese dining, featuring à la carte dishes, seasonal tasting menus, Japanese-inspired cocktails, and a dramatic Edo-era-inspired interior.
Toronto’s hospitality community is coming together on September 7 for Pouring Forward, a one-night fundraiser supporting bartender Tiffany Desbiens as she undergoes treatment for Stage II cervical cancer.
MICHELIN Guide-recognized Odd Duck Wine & Provisions is joining Radici Project in Toronto for a one-night collaborative dinner on September 30, bringing together seasonal cooking, curated wines, and creative ideas from two distinct kitchens.
Think a thick layer of foam means less beer? Pilsner Urquell is challenging that idea with a Czech pouring tradition where “wet” foam is an important part of the beer’s flavour, texture, and drinking experience.
Toronto’s Cake Picnic is serving up an afternoon of homemade desserts, music, and community on September 19. More than 400 guests and cakes are expected at the third annual event, hosted by Le Dolci Culinary School at a secret downtown location.
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Asahi Super Dry teams up with Chef Susur Lee for a limited-edition Super Dry Ramen, while Tokyo Nights events bring Japanese-inspired nightlife experiences to Toronto and Vancouver.
Shake Shack Canada is expanding across Ontario with new locations planned for Oakville, Burlington, and London. The London Shack will also introduce the province’s first Shake Shack drive-thru when it opens in 2027.
Toronto’s night sky is getting a magical makeover this fall as DroneArt Show: Harry Potter™ brings 1,200 illuminated drones, live violin music and interactive LED wristbands to YZD for two nights only on September 25 and 26, 2026.
Summer dessert menus are getting more creative, with global flavors, contrasting textures, nostalgic favorites, and refreshing mocktails taking centre stage. From pistachio milk cakes to cookie butter croffles, discover how D-Spot reflects the sweet trends shaping Canadian menus this season.
Want to be part of the most anticipated event of the summer? The Canadian National Exhibition (CNE) makes its grand return from August 21 to September 7, 2026, at the iconic Exhibition Place in Toronto.
Known affectionately as “The Ex,” this over-a-century-old fair is a celebration of culture, innovation, entertainment, and fun, drawing millions of visitors worldwide.
Navigating the vibrant food scene of the city is a weekend routine. This routine demands an excellent baked treat. When looking for the best dessert, This Mobile Dessert Shop is Bringing Viral Scoopable Cookies to Toronto (Sweet Minis). Specifically, it offers everything from classic warm cups to highly aesthetic specialty flavors. Furthermore, we verified current data to ensure that we only feature recognized details from their official pop-up schedule. Consequently, we mapped out the absolute best reasons to satisfy your cravings here. These recommendations include official social links, event locations, and pro tips to avoid heavy weekend traffic.
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