Richard Trapunski 
There’s nothing quite like a five-dollar meal, eaten in the open air of Toronto’s diverse neighbourhoods. It’s no secret that the city is home to fantastic cross-cultural cuisine, but it takes until summer for the food to spill out onto the streets. But once it does, it does so in … Read More
Once upon a time, a chef could only be respected in Toronto for working at one of the city’s finer restaurants. Nowadays, they need only a small space, a simple concept, a limited menu, a couple of seats and a winning recipe. More and more, the city’s best meals are … Read More
You can find live music in Toronto pretty much any night of the week, but it’s much easier if you’re looking for the “next Broken Social Scene” than the cutting edge of jazz or blues. Many of the city’s music venues claim to be ideal spots for any genre, but … Read More
Meals eaten after midnight tend to be categorized as “drunk food,” but it’s not just the terminally inebriated who are hungry after-hours in Toronto. If you’re a night owl prone to any-hour snack attacks, we’ve got a meal that might fit your mood. Post-Clubbing Grease: Burrito Boyz and Smoke’s Poutinerie … Read More
Where other Canadian cities — notably Montreal — enjoy robust and vibrant brewpub scenes, we had to relax our definition (i.e. a bar that brews and serves its own beer on the premises) in order to come up with this scant and, unfortunately, exhaustive list of Toronto brewpubs. The recent … Read More
