From superfoods to top shelve booze, restaurants to recipes, we cover the tastes and trends that you need to try. Here’s what to eat and drink right now.
In the past few years, as rising rents and loft-hunting yuppies have pushed out the indigenous Queen West crowd, refugees have been drifting north along Ossington, opening galleries and vegan coffee shops along the way. The migration has produced the strange and dynamic intersection of Dundas and Ossington, where Portuguese … Read More
What better way to beat the winter blues than with some intentionally fattened duck liver? Before you indulge in savory platters of cured meats and pates, read this: our roundup of the city’s finest charcuterie plates. La Salle À Manger Salle’s atmosphere, wine list and late-night kitchen are terrific, but … Read More
Say what you will about Tim Horton’s coffee; the shops themselves have about as much ambience as a highway rest stop. It’s that rare combination of killer coffee and inviting ambiance that makes for a truly great coffee shop. Herewith, our picks for the best in town. Balzac’s Cafe Located … Read More
For many, New Year’s Day means waking up around noon, and spending the remaining daylight hours trying to feel human again. For those bold enough to venture outside tomorrow, here are some ways to spend the first day of 2009. Nachos: At Sneaky Dee’s, grease is the word. Choose from … Read More
Even if the economy weren’t in freefall, there are better ways to blow your money than on exorbitant tickets to a New Year’s party. Luckily, this town knows how to have fun for free. Herewith, the city’s best parties that won’t cost you a dime. Fireworks: Start your soirée with … Read More
